RE: Re: OT Coffee machine

["Ian Willoughby" <ian@xxxxxxx>]

This looks similar to the Magimix version which I got as a weeding present
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http://www.johnlewis.com/stores/product.asp?sku=3D230164607&str=3D949&trsid=
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I can vouch for how good the coffee is but at 399 quid it should be.=0D
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From: Rob Mouser [mailto:rmouser@xxxxxxx] =0D
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A quick google came up with that one at =C2=A3399=0D
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http://www.beststuff.co.uk/krups_orchestro_coffee_maker.htm=0D
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I HATE this list sometimes :-( How am I going to explain =C2=A3400 !!! to=
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SWMBO for a cup of coffee.=0D
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But, I do LOVE a good cup of coffee!=0D
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Many thanks=0D
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Rob Mouser=0D
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> -----Original Message-----=0D
> From: patricklidstone [mailto:patrick@xxxxxxx]=0D
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> Subject: [ukha_d] Re: OT Coffee machine=0D
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> --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Doogie Brodie <ukhad@d...> wrote:=0D
> > aashram wrote:=0D
> > > After recent trip to the states I fell in love with the
coffee.=0D
> > > I am after a normal glass jug type coffee machine which=0D
> > > is gonna give me good coffee. Any recommendations=0D
> > > I bought a Russell Hobbs one and had to throw it=0D
> > > out it was that bad :-)=0D
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> > A standard drip filter coffee maker?=0D
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> > As far as I was concerned, they were all a much of a muchness,=0D
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> > read on www.coffeekid.com that most of them don't heat the water
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> > ideal temperature, most go too cold..... but coffeekid's
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> > is more geared towards what is available in the states.=0D
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> I'd think twice about a drip-filter machine. When my last drip=0D
> machine expired a couple of years ago, I replaced it with a
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> Krups "Orchestro" model which grinds the beans in-situ and
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> prepare a conventional american "long" coffee, as well as
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> other styles including espresso and cappucino, by the cup. Since
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> cup is made on-demand, the water is at the right temperature and
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> coffee is fresh. I love it, visitors frequently rave about the
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> it produces. Of course, this all comes at a price - it depends how=0D
> fanatical you are about your coffee I guess.=0D
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