Special coffee machine required

[dry suit diver]

Originally Posted by jamesp

Get your arse to Chester, find the Cook shop in the rows(upper level, Upper bridge street, towards the cross), go to the very back of the store. Large selection of coffee machines for the caffeine addict, from £ to OMG£££.

Oh yess the cookshop is a place to lose yourself for a while wondering if you could get a mortgage for the Gaggia coffee maker.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm proper coffee

[Zarn Smith]

For good reviews of tons of coffee machines try CoffeeGeek - News, Reviews, Opinion and Community for Coffee and Espresso.

It was the site that most influenced me when I was in the market for the bean-to-cup machine.

[Madfish]

We have a Jura S9 - we both stopped smoking over a year ago and needed another addiction. I never go to the kitchen without grabbing an expresso - in - oohh 10 seconds flat for a fresh strong coffee. It's fab! I would recommend the bean-to-cup machine but with a big water tank and a decent coffee bean reserve. Selfridges have a good range of makes to choose from - go there, have a look & a taste, then use Kelkoo.co.uk to find it cheaper. From over 40 fags a day to 10 expressos + a chapachinko or two!!

Dianne

[ratcliffe]

Senseo, its the way to go if you want a coffee machine which is easy, not stupidly expensive (Like a Tassimo with its system of plastiuc pods), no coffee grains lingering down the side of the cup and having to be cleaned away

[Freeflow]

Originally Posted by ratcliffe

Senseo, its the way to go if you want a coffee machine which is easy, not stupidly expensive (Like a Tassimo with its system of plastiuc pods), no coffee grains lingering down the side of the cup and having to be cleaned away

Have you been reading up on coffee machines to chat up the barmaid at Stoney, Derek?

[ratcliffe]

Originally Posted by Freeflow

Have you been reading up on coffee machines to chat up the barmaid at Stoney, Derek?

Hey, at least I pulled her!