Nespresso owners - Get in Here!!!!!
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sgrimshaw said:
They're all like that Sir
Jelly pops of your machine BTW
What's difference between the Creatisa Plus and the Creatisa ?
From what I read:Jelly pops of your machine BTW
What's difference between the Creatisa Plus and the Creatisa ?
- Plus has more options for customisation (milk texture, shot size, temperature etc)
- Plus warms up a few seconds quicker
- Stainless steel finish vs plastic
Only just found this thread.
Got my Nespresso machine in December and have it Latte's over Espresso's. Have a Lattisma Touch with the milk thing built in.
I've mainly only used the Nespresso caps, favourite are Roma and Livanto. I've also tried all the M&S ones which are okay, South American one is especially nice.
Has anyone tried the Carte Noire coffee? They have mixed reviews online so would love to here others thoughts. I'm in France next week and Carte Noire is on offer over there across all their range, 30 caps from €4.72 so about £4.25 so was probably going to bring several hundred caps back for.
Got my Nespresso machine in December and have it Latte's over Espresso's. Have a Lattisma Touch with the milk thing built in.
I've mainly only used the Nespresso caps, favourite are Roma and Livanto. I've also tried all the M&S ones which are okay, South American one is especially nice.
Has anyone tried the Carte Noire coffee? They have mixed reviews online so would love to here others thoughts. I'm in France next week and Carte Noire is on offer over there across all their range, 30 caps from €4.72 so about £4.25 so was probably going to bring several hundred caps back for.
toastybase said:
Never had a good coffee from any of those pod machines.
Waste of money AND time.
I quite agree. Unless I can have Finca El Injerto prepared in a diamond burr grinder, tamped with a depleted uranium tamper made in a NASA-certified facility (the tamping surface honed by laser to ensure smoothness) and brewed in a Rancillo Class 9 machine customised by the experts at Portland Coffeewerks Inc. to include a UPS to smooth out mains fluctuations, higher quality electronics, medical-grade tubing and mil-spec pressure components I just wouldn't bother.Waste of money AND time.
sidekickdmr said:
Im in the market for a cheap non-milk machine with loads of pods, any good offers about?
Worth a look? https://www.nespresso.com/uk/en/subscription?cid=S...£18 a month for 12 months
£1 for the machine
All the credit (£18 month) accrues and can be used to buy pods for the next 2 years)
So £217 for the 12 months, £216 of which can be redeemed against coffee pods.
Bullett said:
Good deal.
Although it depends on how much coffee you drink. As I I'd spend that in the timeframe and only buy pods online it would work for me.
We actually do one of the more expensive ones - and it's worked well for us.Although it depends on how much coffee you drink. As I I'd spend that in the timeframe and only buy pods online it would work for me.
We looked at what we spent on pods over the last 3 years and decided that way.
Bought a Krups Essenza Mini and Aeroccino 3 for £79 yesterday which seems pretty good.
I know their profit comes from the pods rather than the machine but that seems to be a good deal.
Only tried a few of the complimentary pods so far but really like them. Great having a really nice latte in a couple of minutes.
Any recommendations for pod packs of assorted coffees?
I know their profit comes from the pods rather than the machine but that seems to be a good deal.
Only tried a few of the complimentary pods so far but really like them. Great having a really nice latte in a couple of minutes.
Any recommendations for pod packs of assorted coffees?
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