Coffee machine

[general_lee]

Had a De Longhi and loved it but it eventually packed in like these things always do after a few years continuous daily use. Loved it, especially recommend it for the latte-drinking liberal elites.

Have an Avanza series 600, doesn't miss a beat but too much pissing about to make a cappuccino or latte so I now only drink Americanos

[lurganblue]

I don't have a fancy machine but I love the coffee I get from using the aeropress. Get my coffee online from bailies coffee roasters.

The aeropress is a great job. Easy cleaned and portable enough.

[Abble]

I don't have a fancy machine but I love the coffee I get from using the aeropress. Get my coffee online from bailies coffee roasters.

The aeropress is a great job. Easy cleaned and portable enough.

just the man....i am partial to the odd cappucino and never touched coffee until  a few years back, but now as one two above, am spending serious bucks monthly, so i either neither to cut right back or come up with cheaper alternative

is it possible, using the aeropress along with likes of a milk frother to produce anything decent in the way of flat white, latte , cappucino ??

dont think flat whites have been mentioned yet there, so just thought i would throw it into the mix lol

[marty34]

Had a De Longhi and loved it but it eventually packed in like these things always do after a few years continuous daily use. Loved it, especially recommend it for the latte-drinking liberal elites.

Have an Avanza series 600, doesn't miss a beat but too much pissing about to make a cappuccino or latte so I now only drink Americanos

Ok Jamie!!

[square_ball]

I've only really got into Coffee in the past few years (Cyclists are awful awful wankers about Coffee), you really don't be long spunking a lot of money on them on a daily basis, an Americano and my daily newspapers were regularly costing me £30-£40 p/w. For the New Year I've cut back and started buying those boxes of Lattes/Caupucinnos, does the job - but I'm not a fully fledged Coffee w**ker.

Couldn't be as bad as personal trainers and their coffee?

I have got onto coffee the last few years. We have a nespresso in the office I think it's nice but the coffee snobs will probably think it's like drinking dishwater. Around £3 or £4 for a pack of 10.

[Tony Baloney]

I would never have been much of a coffee drinker and even now wouldn't have it in the house as I like going out for a coffee. Wee place in Armagh called The Craic'd Pot does really nice coffee and would convert any non-coffee drinker. Far superior to the big high Street outlets.

[general_lee]

Had a De Longhi and loved it but it eventually packed in like these things always do after a few years continuous daily use. Loved it, especially recommend it for the latte-drinking liberal elites.

Have an Avanza series 600, doesn't miss a beat but too much pissing about to make a cappuccino or latte so I now only drink Americanos

Ok Jamie!!

I include myself in that demographic 

[lurganblue]

I don't have a fancy machine but I love the coffee I get from using the aeropress. Get my coffee online from bailies coffee roasters.

The aeropress is a great job. Easy cleaned and portable enough.

just the man....i am partial to the odd cappucino and never touched coffee until  a few years back, but now as one two above, am spending serious bucks monthly, so i either neither to cut right back or come up with cheaper alternative

is it possible, using the aeropress along with likes of a milk frother to produce anything decent in the way of flat white, latte , cappucino ??

dont think flat whites have been mentioned yet there, so just thought i would throw it into the mix lol

The aeropress basically filters the coffee into your cup. Then you can go ahead and add frothy milk etc yourself if you wish.

[OgraAnDun]

I don't have a fancy machine but I love the coffee I get from using the aeropress. Get my coffee online from bailies coffee roasters.

The aeropress is a great job. Easy cleaned and portable enough.

just the man....i am partial to the odd cappucino and never touched coffee until  a few years back, but now as one two above, am spending serious bucks monthly, so i either neither to cut right back or come up with cheaper alternative

is it possible, using the aeropress along with likes of a milk frother to produce anything decent in the way of flat white, latte , cappucino ??

dont think flat whites have been mentioned yet there, so just thought i would throw it into the mix lol

I might be corrected here, but to get anything resembling a proper latte, cappuccino or especially a flat white, you need a proper steam wand... and therefore a proper barista machine. Still recommending the Sage Bambino Plus! £400 most places but I've seen it for sale from CloudPicker and another site in the south for €300...

[redzone]

I got the Bambino from cloud picker,great machine. Never any trouble with last 3 years now.
Any recommendations for coffee from local places that deliver. Like to try somethung  different all the time

[Jeepers Creepers]

Got a new Breville barista max over the Christmas period. Had a Nespresso machine but wanted stronger coffee. Great machine at around £270 in the Black Friday sale on Amazon. Takes while getting used to trying to perfect it but once you get going.

[God14]

breville do a good coffee machine, i got a breville one touch coffee house 4 years ago. Love it. Approx £200

[Rois]

I got the Bambino from cloud picker,great machine. Never any trouble with last 3 years now.
Any recommendations for coffee from local places that deliver. Like to try somethung  different all the time

Try New Kid Coffee - friends of mine started it, based down in Letterkenny but they will deliver to NI for free if you order over €30 or so.  Really good. 

[Last Man]

I decide to stick with a Bialetti Mocha pot from Tk-Max for 20quid. Lovely smell in the house in the morning. good beans required though, Belfast Coffee roasters hard to beat.

[Rois]

I decide to stick with a Bialetti Mocha pot from Tk-Max for 20quid. Lovely smell in the house in the morning. good beans required though, Belfast Coffee roasters hard to beat.

They sadly don't do decaff, but I had a bag of their Christmas blend (any different to any other time of the year??) and it was nice.