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Help need on coffee machines please
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Its my mums 73rd birthdayin two weeks, and wanting to buy her a really good coffee machine. You know the ones that do lattes and cappuccinos. So many to chose from. Any reccomendations will be greatful please. She loves a good frothy coffee but because she always ill its hard to get her out for a coffee. So i thought i could buy her a decent machine to use at home. Many thanks in advance  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Have a look at some well known makes and then read the feedback on them. I always find reading the feedback helpful as sometimes they mention stuff you wouldn't have thought of"
Thanku for that i will go online and have a look. Mum misses going out for her weekly coffee. But not took her lately as she has been so ill or in hospital. So rather than flower etc thought this would be good idea |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i was bought a tassimo as a gift a few years back - recently threw away a couple of samples that came with it - the cost of the refills put me off plus i like my coffee really hot and find these machines dont hit the mark |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"i was bought a tassimo as a gift a few years back - recently threw away a couple of samples that came with it - the cost of the refills put me off plus i like my coffee really hot and find these machines dont hit the mark "
i lie it was a nespresso not tassimo  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a Dolce Gusto, there is a fair amount of choice in the pods, which are about £3.80 a box. That is still cheaper than the coffee you buy at Costa!
There are also bean to cup machines, the DeLongi ones seem to get the best reviews for reliability but they are very expensive starting at about £300.
Good luck x |
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By *adybee77Woman
over a year ago
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Dolce Gusto here too. And I love it. I'm on my second one.
I've the mini me now as theres only me in the house, and my 5 year old - and he;s nuts enough without adding caffeine! (mind you, he probably says same about me)
The pods are under £4 for a box (usually 8 drinks in a box) and I find this newer one does make them much hotter than previous dolce gusto did.
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"I have a Dolce Gusto, there is a fair amount of choice in the pods, which are about £3.80 a box. That is still cheaper than the coffee you buy at Costa!
There are also bean to cup machines, the DeLongi ones seem to get the best reviews for reliability but they are very expensive starting at about £300.
Good luck x"
we buy 50 pods from amazon (coffee only) for less than £9.00 with free postage |
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"Dolce Gusto here too. And I love it. I'm on my second one.
I've the mini me now as theres only me in the house, and my 5 year old - and he;s nuts enough without adding caffeine! (mind you, he probably says same about me)
The pods are under £4 for a box (usually 8 drinks in a box) and I find this newer one does make them much hotter than previous dolce gusto did.
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same here. ..i'm on my second. ..I find it simple to work to (needs to be for me lol)..... It's a lovely idea for your mum  |
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