Reply With QuotePersonally I like Nespresso. Sometimes they do a deal that with a new machine, if you order 200 capsules, you get a milk frother, but you can look out for deals on Boxing Day
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Wife fancies a coffee machine. Nothing too fancy, just one that reliably produces a hot frothy cappuccino. Budget could stretch to 200 but 100 pounds would be more acceptable.
I'm a Nescafe instant man myself and am almost totally ignorant of what's available out there so would be extremely grateful for any and all input.
Cheers.
Personally I like Nespresso. Sometimes they do a deal that with a new machine, if you order 200 capsules, you get a milk frother, but you can look out for deals on Boxing Day
Me and the guys in work use a Tassimo. However I believe Nespresso is the better machine.
We just got a Nespresso. Don’t bother unless you are seriously into your coffee. We didn’t realise until after we bought it you can only buy pods from them.
If you just want a frothy coffee there’s cheaper out there with cheaper pods.
For around £100 take a look at the following pod makers
Magimix Essenza Mini
DeLonghi Genio S
But like JRH says. Unless you really enjoy that nespresso flavour you can get other coffee makers cheaper without pods and just add a milk frother if that’s the style of coffee you prefer
I've seen Nespresso compatible pods on Group On.Originally Posted by J R Hartley
Weve had a Tassimo for nearly 10 years and love it. Tend to but the pods directly from them to get discounts and a far better range of products.
Probably the original machine. The new Nespresso Vertuo the pods can only be bought from Nespresso. They got a special barcode on each pod.
We've got a tassimo, can't fault it, although I'm a black coffee drinker. The eldest likes it for hot chocolate too. Pods from amazon, cheaper than the supermarket.
Thank you, all.
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