Nespresso machines

[Degs62]

Do people really still drink instant coffee? It's not the 70s you mugs.

I don't get the pods thing either. How is it easier/quicker than a scoop full of ground coffee?

It's just more expensive....

This is of course the correct response it may take a little longer if you grind your own beans fresh but the final outcome is superior. These pod machines are just the new instant coffee really (just better quality and flavour than the old instant ****e)

 

[tommye]

i have this one

ponce. X

 

[Blooy]

ponce. X

Yeah, you should drink beer with your weeties. x

 

[LTblue]

Finners' one looks like the robot in Rocky 4.

Yep.

 

[malcson]

I have a nespresso, it makes by far the best coffee other than a ground from beans machine (but they take up a huge amount of space and cost £400+). Sorry but the Tassimo doesn't come close in terms of the quality of coffee and crema!

 

[jtl60]

I drink coffee out of one of those jar thingies, dead simple to use you unscrew the top, put a teaspoon of coffee in your cup and add boiling water. Milk & sugar to taste.

 

[malcson]

I drink coffee out of one of those jar thingies, dead simple to use you unscrew the top, put a teaspoon of coffee in your cup and add boiling water. Milk & sugar to taste.

That's not coffee it's brown liquid!

 

[heatmeiser]

I have a nespresso, it makes by far the best coffee other than a ground from beans machine (but they take up a huge amount of space and cost £400+). Sorry but the Tassimo doesn't come close in terms of the quality of coffee and crema!

Coffee grinder - £15

Espresso/cappuccino maker - £70

The budget cappuccino makers around now are great value and make great coffee. No need to spend £400+ unless you're a brand whore really.

 

[tommye]

I have a nespresso, it makes by far the best coffee other than a ground from beans machine (but they take up a huge amount of space and cost £400+). Sorry but the Tassimo doesn't come close in terms of the quality of coffee and crema!

i refer you to my previous post.

 

[malcson]

Coffee grinder - £15

Espresso/cappuccino maker - £70

The budget cappuccino makers around now are great value and make great coffee. No need to spend £400+ unless you're a brand whore really.

I was referring to a bean to cup machine which grinds and makes the coffee all in one. Personally I cant be arsed grinding beans everytime i want to make a coffee, and then clean out the grounds every time. The Nespresso is the most convenient way to get decent coffee (pods work out at about 23p each). When you consider how much instant coffee is these days I don't think thats too bad especially as I only have 1 or 2 a day.