Bean to cup coffee makers advice
Bean to cup coffee makers advice
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Itsallicanafford

Original Poster:

2,928 posts

185 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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Chaps, any advice on these machines? I am looking for one that is as hastle free as possible and also reliable. Been looking at a KRUPS EA9010

http://m.johnlewis.com/mt/www.johnlewis.com/krups-...

which seams to fit the bill, any advice on this make it model or possible alternatives? Also looks like you need to keep buying quite pricey cleaning solutions? Maybe I should just drink tea and save a wad of cash!

hairyben

8,516 posts

209 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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If spending that much I'd be looking at jura personally. As for the price, while there are nicer machines theres nothing wrong with the cheaper delinghis.

drdino

1,294 posts

168 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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I've got a Melitta TSP F77, good bit of a kit. The missus can use it and make cappuccinos with no hassle, as opposed to the Gaggia I had previously. One thing to keep in mind is countertop space-they do tend to take a good chunk out of it!

Cheib

25,224 posts

201 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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We have a Jura which we've had for I think 7 or 8 years. It's needed repairing once but gets used every day.

I wouldn't get anything too complicated. It needs to make espresso, long black and ideally have a frother for latte/cap.


LordHaveMurci

12,328 posts

195 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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I've just bought a De'Longhi ECAM22.320, great machine that is quiet in operation & makes great coffee, has some great reviews online.

I bought a graded one on eBay but they were only £320 at Currys a couple of weeks ago, pretty sure new they come with 2yr warranty.

Chris Type R

8,893 posts

275 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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Choice/budget might depend on how often you want a drink that includes milk. I tend to drink black most of the time, so have one of the cheaper Delonghi's (previous version of ESAM4200). My colleague drinks cappuccinos, so has a more expensive version which includes the frother, rather than using a wand.




HarryW

15,935 posts

295 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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Second the Delongi's. I've had one for a few years now and it actually produces better crema than the BiL's four figure Krupp's machine.

Itsallicanafford

Original Poster:

2,928 posts

185 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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Chaps, many thanks for replying, food for thought there, I will go and have a good look at all these options, much appreciated

HarryW

15,935 posts

295 months

Friday 8th April 2016
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Just browsed JL site and if I was going to drop 1 large on a coffee machine I think I would consider this http://m.johnlewis.com/mt/www.johnlewis.com/de-lon...