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Filter coffee machine - dull, I know, but anyone care to recommend their one?

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TheBlonde · 03/10/2008 14:11

Filter coffee machine - dull, I know, but anyone care to recommend their one?

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modernart · 03/10/2008 14:15

I love my DeLonghi Nespresso. You can get them for £200 on t'internet now. Expensive but easy and clean and takes all the guesswork out of the equation.

PestoMonster · 03/10/2008 14:16

Sorry, we just use cafetieres these days. We prefer to drink it fresh, rather than have it stewing on the side. Also, much easier to clean

TheBlonde · 03/10/2008 14:22

I can't let DH see that nespresso thing - he will want it and it's far too much money (I am a committed tea drinker!)

Are cafetieres really easier to clean?

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forevercleaning · 03/10/2008 14:24

i have a gaggia evolution espresso.

was around 150 quid 4 years ago, but makes a perfect coffee every time, and lovely froth too.

A lot of money i know but well worth it.

TheBlonde · 04/10/2008 08:12

thanks, we already have an expresso machine
I just want a filter coffee one so there is a jug on the go

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duckyfuzz · 04/10/2008 13:50

we have a cuisinart one which grinds the beans too, you can set the timer for freshly ground coffee in the morning, no more hassle than a cafetiere to clean and we always drink it fresh, though it keeps warm for a fair while

pluto · 04/10/2008 14:08

We have a Cuisinart one too, with an thermos flask / jug which is supposed to keep the coffee hot. It doesn't. First one stopped working after 6 months - tried cleaning and descaling but no joy. Had to send it back - was replaced - with equally luke warm coffee coming out of it. £100 of rubbish.

expatinscotland · 04/10/2008 14:09

we have a bog standard DeLonghi one from Woolie's.

it's not my high-end Krups from a bygone era, but it does the job okay.

coffee not really hot, though.

Lauriefairycake · 04/10/2008 14:12

you don't want that - it will be tasteless and shite in comparison to your expresso machine. Either top up your expresso with hot water from the kettle and have a lovely Americano or buy a cafetiere.

Filter coffee is minging, everything is now bean (or capsule) to cup. With the nespresso machine - I have had the Magimix M300 for 7 years (cost £300 back then) you can use a capsule and choose large and you get a proper mug of americano. You can buy an M300 on ebay for about £60 now.

NotCod · 04/10/2008 14:13

cafetiere
make new when you wnat more

NotCod · 04/10/2008 14:14

the good hting abotu a cafetiere is that id doesnt have to sit on the side or you dont haev to buy stupid posds for it

expatinscotland · 04/10/2008 14:14

i got a Bodum cafetiere in a charity shop for a couple of quid when we were going a self-catering cottage and now use it more than the filter machine.

i find it less mess, too.

TheBlonde · 04/10/2008 16:54

cheers, already have cafetieres

I don't care if the coffee is minging as I won't be drinking it

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expatinscotland · 04/10/2008 16:55

it makes lovely coffee and it's nice and hot.

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