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go have a look at Nespresso machines , easy to use , foamer included , different coffee options , easy to clean and maintain and spot on in your budget 

 

That isnt coffee, thats plastic!!

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I empty and recycle mine....

 

 

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But you still have to drink them first! [emoji33]

 

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But you still have to drink them first! [emoji33]

 

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Better than frisco when in a hurry.

 

 

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Im not so sure.... 

Everyone needs to start somewhere. Im not sad I started with a nespresso back when they first came out.

It made it impossible to drink instant coffee and I was left wanting more which lead to a whole slew of coffee making contraptions/appliances.

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Everyone needs to start somewhere. Im not sad I started with a nespresso back when they first came out.

It made it impossible to drink instant coffee and I was left wanting more which lead to a whole slew of coffee making contraptions/appliances.

This is true. They appeal to the mass market, not the connoisseur (coffee snob <- me). And that's the problem. Too many people dumping more ****.

 

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Indeed the cost and quality is also out of whack. To each his own I guess, but not good for the environment. Nespresso have seen this and have offered some deal on used pods if I'm not mistaken. How many people return them though?

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At work we have about 40 of these if not more (this is in my Pod's kitchen) ..post-24697-0-73966300-1465673422_thumb.jpg

 

 

And 15 of these. ..

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Pod = one open plan office

There's plenty of Pods in one building.

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Indeed the cost and quality is also out of whack. To each his own I guess, but not good for the environment. Nespresso have seen this and have offered some deal on used pods if I'm not mistaken. How many people return them though?

I do and, judging by the recycle bins in the Nespresso shop I go to, I'm not alone.

 

Nespresso may not be up to the standards of the cognoscenti on this forum, but it's a start, and I also want more now but I'm in a bit of a cost bind; whilst Nespresso is now bloody expensive per cup, so too is a halfway decent grinder and brewing kit...

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Hey guys. I dropped the pot of my Phillips coffee machine. Do any of you have a clue where I can get a replacement in JHB?

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Hoping to get some good pointers/advice from the gurus and aficionados;

 

I am looking at replacing my Nespresso (Maestria) that does home-duty. I'm running a little to rich on the black fuel, making sense in replacing the current with a "bean to cup" model. Trying to see what is good value for about R10 - 14k (or am I bluffing myself?). Also got to consider 15bar vs 19bar pump and quality of grinder blade. 

 

Years ago I had some experience with Jura and Sprada machines, - being Swiss, they worked like an ETA 2824 movement. I also like the Expobar, though they are espresso machines only (to my knowledge), and quite expensive I believe.

 

A few other products that comes to mind is Severin, Saeco, Bosch. 

 

Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hoping to get some good pointers/advice from the gurus and aficionados;

 

I am looking at replacing my Nespresso (Maestria) that does home-duty. I'm running a little to rich on the black fuel, making sense in replacing the current with a "bean to cup" model. Trying to see what is good value for about R10 - 14k (or am I bluffing myself?). Also got to consider 15bar vs 19bar pump and quality of grinder blade.

 

Years ago I had some experience with Jura and Sprada machines, - being Swiss, they worked like an ETA 2824 movement. I also like the Expobar, though they are espresso machines only (to my knowledge), and quite expensive I believe.

 

A few other products that comes to mind is Severin, Saeco, Bosch.

 

Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks!

The Jura E8 fits your requirements and budget (almost).

 

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http://www.aquaspresso.co.za/

 

The coffee I make is mostly black or Espresso so skipped the milk parts as they are  a pain to clean ;-) 

Went Jura Micro 9 and just use a frother for the odd cappuccino,  

 

Also bean to cup is cheaper per cup than Pods but capital outlay more , ave 3 cups a day take about a year to start being more cost effective.

 

but the smell and sound of beans grinding is priceless .... 

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