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Coffee making machines...

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Does anybody have a coffee machine at home,...?

I'm looking ito buying one and wondered if you have any recomendations.

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im not sure if it is available on your side of the pond but i have a gevala coffee maker its got a timer on it so the coffee is finished once i roll out of the bed have been awoken by the lovely smell on many an occasion!
its to damn hot out!
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Have both the gevalia (belong to coffeeclub) and an espresso machine. The gevalia is free if u join the club w/little or no restrictions as to how long you have to be a memeber. I also grind my own beans, much fresher that way
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I got the Cuisinart Grind & Brew for my birthday - great little machine which you can either put in beans or ground coffee.
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I have a Hitachi esspresso machine (about £70 from Comet) with milk frother etc... but I still prefer a tall coffee made in a french press.

Bodum ones are available everywhere. http://www.bodum.com/b2c/?famId=10&famSubId=1001

I drank a couple of senseo's today where I was working. It looks the part but its not a patch on my home made brew...finest Columbian ;-)
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Post by lctricity »

Indeed.

We've been using one of these for more than a decade, well we're on our second, but the same model.

Mr. Coffee Traditional Steam Espresso/Cappuccino Maker - ECM91

This thing makes better capaccinos than most shops. Mmmmmm.

Pretty sure you guys overseas can get these as well. Probably through Amazon.com I'd bet.
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I have a Krups machine (German I think) which is pretty damn good.
The hot steam jet thing is great for frothing up Chocomel!!!
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MMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm frothy Chocomel. Damn it why dont we get Chocomel in the UK? :evil:

I saw it for sale over here once and I bought loads...never seen it again since. :(
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Thanks for all of the replies... I'm doing my homework before I spend me money... not being tight but £150 worth of coffee machine, I want it to be the bollocks mate !!

** for the non-Brits amongst us "the bollocks" roughly translates to : Damn good or about as good as it gets **

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Although calling it "Bollocks" as opposed to "The Bollocks" means the opposite.....

Just to clarify. :wink:
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DrGonzo wrote:Although calling it "Bollocks" as opposed to "The Bollocks" means the opposite.....

Just to clarify. :wink:
... well said Gonz'

When introducing this phase into a comon day spoken sentance; one would say:

"This coffee machine is The Bollocks mate" = A very happy London geeza who is well pleased with his new coffee machine and now simply cant wait to brew up and blaze one !

Alternatively, if one were to say :

"This coffee machine is Bollocks mate" = The situation would be of complete contrast to the above... no A'dam style coffee, no atmosphere... Fuck it, lets get watsed.

Either way it's all good.

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Redeye wrote:MMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm frothy Chocomel. Damn it why dont we get Chocomel in the UK? :evil:

I saw it for sale over here once and I bought loads...never seen it again since. :(
I'm sure you can get it in the U.K.
The company even has a U.K. website :
http://www.chocomel.co.uk

Coffeeshops, cafe's etc. sell it over here frothed/warmed up with a big fat shot of squirty cream on top!!!
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Way out...a .co.uk website...pffffffffff

Shame you rarely see it in any shops. I will keep more of an eye out now tho!! Cheers Lo!
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Post by Stygian23 »

Nevermind the bollocks, what is chocomel exactly? Never heard of the stuff. I was assuming it was a British way of saying chocolate milk, or hot chocolate. Either one. But now... I'm stoned and confused.

Edit: Oh, it's the European Yoo-Hoo. Nevermind then.
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CLASSIC REZ


WAIT...I FOUND MORE
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