I have a DeLonghi Magnifico grinds froths the lot but I always feel coffee could taste stronger tried various beans, maybe its the addiction ?
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Cheers SliOriginally posted by Sligub View PostNot at all but the second hand commercial models are out because they focus on espresso exclusively.
french press/ pourover/ syphon:
espresso entry level:
Coffee grinders from home use, domestic models and commercial trade equipment Fiorenzato, Iberital machines. Buy from Happy Donkey suppliers since 2004.
High end espresso
something that will do everything reasonably well
would be my sugestions
As anticipated, the price puts me off tbh. I'm just not ready to drop that ? on a grinder yet.
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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Try a hand grinder http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hario-Medium.../dp/B001802PIQOriginally posted by cj121 View PostCheers Sli
As anticipated, the price puts me off tbh. I'm just not ready to drop that ? on a grinder yet.
Get some fresh roasted beans from a local roster or from one of the good online roster I recommend http://ravecoffee.co.uk. They roast and ship the same day
It will let you see that it's worth the effort/money.
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I too have a nespresso machine, a DeLonghi Latissima, which is super for making a wide range of drinks, espresso's, latte's, capochino's etc. got a great deal in Debenham's which included 4 tall capochino/latte glasses and ?70 towards the coffee pods."The best cigar you'll ever smoke is the one you're smoking at the minute" - Zino Davidoff
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I have a big old dual drip/espresso machine i barely ever get to use as the other half hates the smell. Generally i stick to a small cafetiere, find it smoother and tastier than my brother's Tassimo or the in-laws-to-be's Nespresso. Honestly apart from the odd espresso I don't really care for the Italian -style coffees, prefer a simple drip or cafetiere.
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That's just what I was thinking Sli, and given it'd be my first foray into grinding, it'll be a cost effective way of having a play. Thanks for the earlier links againOriginally posted by Sligub View PostTry a hand grinder http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hario-Medium.../dp/B001802PIQ
Get some fresh roasted beans from a local roster or from one of the good online roster I recommend http://ravecoffee.co.uk. They roast and ship the same day
It will let you see that it's worth the effort/money.
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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Oskihen ,
i did a job for a Turkish family , they made me a cooked coffee i think they called it in the same machine , it was lovely , wouldnt let me leave till id had some cake also lol ,
as you say great start to the dayMAKE MINE A CUBAN
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They would have used a Cezve..... It's the best coffee in the world IMO.... When it's done right...... I can't do it right. LolOriginally posted by wolfie View PostOskihen ,
i did a job for a Turkish family , they made me a cooked coffee i think they called it in the same machine , it was lovely , wouldnt let me leave till id had some cake also lol ,
as you say great start to the dayLast edited by ValeTudoGuy; 04-01-2015, 01:04 PM.Licky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14
Originally posted by PeeJayI get longing looks from guys walking past
Originally posted by butternutsquashpieA purge follows a rapid puffing session.
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This is a Cezve also known as an Ibrik or Briki depending on where in the world you are.
The Turkish, Greek and Arab countries all claim ownership of it.
image.jpgLicky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14
Originally posted by PeeJayI get longing looks from guys walking past
Originally posted by butternutsquashpieA purge follows a rapid puffing session.
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My sister in law is Lebanese and makes coffee in those , a cup of that certainly makes you sit up and take notice in the morningOriginally posted by ValeTudoGuy View PostThis is a Cezve also known as an Ibrik or Briki depending on where in the world you are.
The Turkish, Greek and Arab countries all claim ownership of it.
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Yeah, it's stong as F?ck! Bloody brilliant though. You also need a special grind of coffe, it needs to be as fine as talcum powder.Originally posted by oskihen View PostMy sister in law is Lebanese and makes coffee in those , a cup of that certainly makes you sit up and take notice in the morningLicky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14
Originally posted by PeeJayI get longing looks from guys walking past
Originally posted by butternutsquashpieA purge follows a rapid puffing session.
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You do she grinds her own on a grinder passed down from her mother looks like something out of a junk shop but works a treat ,Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy View PostYeah, it's stong as F?ck! Bloody brilliant though. You also need a special grind of coffe, it needs to be as fine as talcum powder.
I had to do a couple of days work earlier this year at a rental property and the tenants were eastern Europeans, she made me a coffee in one of those but used course grained coffee, I was relaying the floor and joists in the bathroom and promptly launched it down the bog, bloody disgusting like drinking stewed grit
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Ah, brill.Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy View PostThis is a Cezve also known as an Ibrik or Briki depending on where in the world you are.
The Turkish, Greek and Arab countries all claim ownership of it.
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Love those little things. How did you describe useage?
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