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ken



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For on the go / camping coffee try the HandPresso Thumbs Up
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I've had a older style Nespresso machine for over 10 years.
Pods are pricy but the range is very wide and you can fine tune it to your tastes.
I buy direct from Nespresso, i usually take them up on the special offers and variety/limited edition coffees.
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ken wrote:
Just watch Bean to cup machines if the grinder is not accessible

Coffee Mould eww

Look how quickly grinds go mouldy and then think about the inside of the Grinder

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This is a perfect way to clean the inside of an inaccessable grinder of bean to cup machines: when the beans reservoir is empty, put a cup of rice grains in, and start to make a cup of coffee. Stop the machine (switch it off) just before it would add the water. Repeat until all rice is used. Fill again with beans and dispose the first two cups of coffee.
This cleans the grinder of the fatty deposit of the grinded beans on the grinding gear. Cheers, Vincent
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Krupps Nespresso all the way, about £150, very consistent and great choice of pods (online). No mouldy grout bin !
We have a separate Aerochino for those that like frothy stuff before 11am.

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I must be a coffee goblin then as I have an original tassimo machine I got as a wedding gift. I only use it with carte noire but it makes a perfectly good brew when I need one despite being relatively ancient. That being said though, living in Harrogate does mean I have unfettered access to Betty's tea rooms and therefore as much nice Taylor's coffee as anyone could want. Rhubarb and custard let fly with their secret weapon.
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We've got a dualit 3 in 1. One of these:



Bought from costco couple of years ago for 130 quid-ish. Flexible as can take grounds or pods/capsules. Get's a lot of use in our house and never had a problem with it. Can froth milk and all that if you like that kind of thing.
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We have one of these. Very good so far!
http://www.johnlewis.com/krups-ea8108-espr...k/p1563343

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Cheap cutlery drainer from IKEA, 2ntent pegs, trangia burner, 5 mins with a dremmel,and bobs your a
Uncle !
Carried in the defender at all times with a small pouch of coffee



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Nice Stanley.
I have the same Bialetti with me in the Defender at all times! Smile
Usually make myself a cup during traffic jams. 😄
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I tried them all and thought Tassimo to be the most authentic tasting especially with the Costa Americano pods, nicer in fact than real Costas whose standards I have found to be inconsistant between branches. Plus the Tassimo machine is only fifty quid. Bargain.
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Re: Coffee machines?? Recommendations please?
Enid_Puceflange wrote:
Hi,

I'm in the market for a small, hassle free coffee making machine for the kitchen.
I don't really want moccafrappachinos or the likes, just a decent espresso before I bolt out the door to work.

I like the idea of the machines that usenthe Nespresso capsule system.

Not really wanting to spend much More than £300

What have you used & got experience of?

Cheers

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Coffee machines?? (for weak wristed lady types),real men use
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4x teaspoons inna PINT MUG,proper coffee!Also keep you WIDE awake for 12+ hours!!!! Thumbs Up Pov.spec,ftw. 2006, 110,TD5.

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