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Coffee machines
- Thread starter law74
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andyhinch
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I've got a very small kitchen:-(It's not that big of a footprint actually. Stands 15.5 inches tall, 21 inches deep and 15.75 inches wide
I've got a very small kitchen:-(
Ahh, well, then yes - better with a tiny Nespresso machine, like the Pixie: 12.8 x 4.3 x 9.2 inches
shevtheblue
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I have a Docle Gusto but don't use it that much, whenever i do i use the barista or the intenso pods as theyre the strongest.
I switched over to an Aeropress about a year ago, its cheap (paid about £22) and it gives you a brilliant taste without the chalkyness and bits at the bottom. Check out the reviews, you'll be hard pressed to find a bad one. https://www.thecoffeeconcierge.net/aerobie-aeropress-a-personal-review/
I switched over to an Aeropress about a year ago, its cheap (paid about £22) and it gives you a brilliant taste without the chalkyness and bits at the bottom. Check out the reviews, you'll be hard pressed to find a bad one. https://www.thecoffeeconcierge.net/aerobie-aeropress-a-personal-review/
mancitymick
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Had one, used it for about a month. Coffee was never hot enough. Slung into the garage. Now back on Mark 1 kettle and gold blend
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That's what always put me off. I like it coming out boiling like a good cup of teaI like my coffee hot! Every machine I've tried only seem to make lukewarm coffees.