Nespresso owners - Get in Here!!!!!
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RammyMP said:
With postage 16p a drink:
http://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/gg-gr...
The best of the 'Nespresso compatible' pods, but still nowhere near as good as the real thing. IMHO.http://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/gg-gr...
Mobile Chicane said:
RammyMP said:
With postage 16p a drink:
http://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/gg-gr...
The best of the 'Nespresso compatible' pods, but still nowhere near as good as the real thing. IMHO.http://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/gg-gr...
RammyMP said:
With postage 16p a drink:
http://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/gg-gr...
Many Thanks, I've just used up my freebies from my Xmas machine and needed some morehttp://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/gg-gr...
Janluke said:
RammyMP said:
With postage 16p a drink:
http://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/gg-gr...
Many Thanks, I've just used up my freebies from my Xmas machine and needed some morehttp://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/national-deal/gg-gr...
My first £25 voucher arrived via email today - going to order 200 Bukeela la Ethipia. Most of the strong stuff isn't much better than Starbucks/Costa/Nero/Supermarket etc but the light roast stuff is really good.
Still deciding over the best Americano. If you make an Americano using a Nespresso, which of the following do you prefer:
A - small shot of coffee, small shot of water
B - small shot of coffee, large shot of water
C - large shot of coffee, large shot of water
D - other (explain)
Still deciding over the best Americano. If you make an Americano using a Nespresso, which of the following do you prefer:
A - small shot of coffee, small shot of water
B - small shot of coffee, large shot of water
C - large shot of coffee, large shot of water
D - other (explain)
RobbieTheTruth said:
My first £25 voucher arrived via email today - going to order 200 Bukeela la Ethipia. Most of the strong stuff isn't much better than Starbucks/Costa/Nero/Supermarket etc but the light roast stuff is really good.
Still deciding over the best Americano. If you make an Americano using a Nespresso, which of the following do you prefer:
A - small shot of coffee, small shot of water
B - small shot of coffee, large shot of water
C - large shot of coffee, large shot of water
D - other (explain)
B but as per previous advice hot water in the mug first small shot on topStill deciding over the best Americano. If you make an Americano using a Nespresso, which of the following do you prefer:
A - small shot of coffee, small shot of water
B - small shot of coffee, large shot of water
C - large shot of coffee, large shot of water
D - other (explain)
The wife came back from Sainsbury's ealier and amongst the usual st that you generally pick up when all you have gone in for was an onion and milk; £30 later, she had bought a packet of Carte Noir No. 5 pods for Nespresso; 10 for £2.90.
I must say they are pretty tasty and make it easier and more affordable to buy than the 50 minimum that Nespresso demand, anyhow I'll still be buying from Nespresso, however the "cheaper" and more readily alternatives do make it easier.
I must say they are pretty tasty and make it easier and more affordable to buy than the 50 minimum that Nespresso demand, anyhow I'll still be buying from Nespresso, however the "cheaper" and more readily alternatives do make it easier.
hornetrider said:
The Lidl ones are 1.59 for 10 and could easily be one of the nespresso varieties.
I have heard good things about the Lidl ones.I bought some M&S Colombian Single Origin Strength 6 the other day - they are pretty poor. Burnt like every other Supermarket coffee.
Nespresso use aluminium for freshness - the others seem to use plastic, which is porous and lets air through.
For Americano I run a Lungo shot through a Khazaar (in my case) then I top up with 90 degree hot water.
With the Aerochino just make sure you clean after virtually every single cup you do through it. Otherwise the milk will burn on the bottom in one place or another. As soon as that happens you have to remove it with out damaging the coating or it will just stick more and more.
Mind you I use a Porlex Grinder and Aeropress at work and the results for Americano will generally easily surpass a Nespresso one.
With the Aerochino just make sure you clean after virtually every single cup you do through it. Otherwise the milk will burn on the bottom in one place or another. As soon as that happens you have to remove it with out damaging the coating or it will just stick more and more.
Mind you I use a Porlex Grinder and Aeropress at work and the results for Americano will generally easily surpass a Nespresso one.
Edited by reecie on Sunday 11th January 21:28
RobbieTheTruth said:
I have heard good things about the Lidl ones.
I bought some M&S Colombian Single Origin Strength 6 the other day - they are pretty poor. Burnt like every other Supermarket coffee.
Nespresso use aluminium for freshness - the others seem to use plastic, which is porous and lets air through.
I'd agree that the M&S capsules are gash too. Not cheap eitherI bought some M&S Colombian Single Origin Strength 6 the other day - they are pretty poor. Burnt like every other Supermarket coffee.
Nespresso use aluminium for freshness - the others seem to use plastic, which is porous and lets air through.
Bigbox said:
Actually that's what i tend to do also - although this is near to the minimum fill level which is odd.
Also - has anyone else found that if you use skimmed milk you get a much frothier outcome (fnarr fnarr) vs semi skimmed?
They aren't "min" and "max" - they are two "max" levels for the two tools you have. the lower one is for the frother, the higher one is for the other thing - that just heats the milk rather than frothing it up.Also - has anyone else found that if you use skimmed milk you get a much frothier outcome (fnarr fnarr) vs semi skimmed?
reecie said:
hornetrider said:
Mine only came with one 'tool'. confused.com.
On the Aerocinno you get a disk that is like a steering wheel that you use with the max level for things like lattee. Then one with a kind of spring look that you use with the min level for frothy milk for cappucinnoLaurasOtherHalf said:
reecie said:
hornetrider said:
Mine only came with one 'tool'. confused.com.
On the Aerocinno you get a disk that is like a steering wheel that you use with the max level for things like lattee. Then one with a kind of spring look that you use with the min level for frothy milk for cappucinnoThat is an Aerocinno 3 (I believe) bought just before Christmas with a Krups Inissia.
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