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Gareth Hunts hands
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http://www.lussorian.com/luxury/comments/the-most-expensive-coffee-machine-in-the-world/2008-03-28/
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moccamaster - pricey but very good.
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anything decent in the 50 quid bracket?
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Another gadget destined for the back of a cupboard by the middle of January.
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DeLonghi, Bosch ?
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Platini, we've had one of Dolce Gusto machines for 2 years, and found it very good. They use capsules though, rather than fresh ground coffee which might not be your cup of tea (so to speak).
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Nah, got to be real coffee.
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I am coffee geek and can tell you you should get a Rancilio Silvia plus Rancilio Rocky grinder. The grinder is more important than the expresso maker - not many people know that.
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I have a senseo machine, uses coffee bags like T bags, works really well, makes one mug, or 2 small cups, but cheap , and some lovely flavours you can try.
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coffee is for poofs.
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Easter - almost right. Coffee with milk, cream or especially sugar is most definitely a bandit brew. Black coffee is however for chest beating, mammoth slaying, non moisturising, quiche loathing real men!
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oh, erm, yeah i knew that. drink gallons of the stuff!
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HRH is spot on. Only way to drink it. Anything else is just a coffee-flavoured drink of some sort.
Coffe machine is the most important peice of equipment in the kitchen. |
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Good man! See you out on the plains shortly for some mammoth clubbing. Now wear is my loincloth? Facking state of this cave, I can't find anything.
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a kettle and a mug.
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The wife?
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it's not even for me. I don't drink coffee lol
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