Clancy Moped
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Bought ours in Greece.
Coffee Machine
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Clancy Moped
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I should add these come in useful for small pans for beans etc.
Stingo
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Absolutely not. I'm old school - dump 'n pump.
Bernd1972
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There are so many ways to get a decent coffee, Bialetti, French Press, Greek/Turkish Mocca...
...Nespresso is not on that list.
...Nespresso is not on that list.
Bouba
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Zing
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When you get it going you will probably benefit from learning a good method and this guy has some great tips. For me it was hit or miss until I learnt some tips from him:
tico
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Another vote for Aeropress
spindly_killer_fish
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Daydream believer
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Well if you feel like that, put on a black bag & sit in a wheelie bin for a week. You should be OK then. No funeral bills for the relatives.
Leave the will where they can find it.
Stingo
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Nah, I'll stick to the ground coffee and cheap Irish Whiskey, thank you.Well if you feel like that, put on a black bag & sit in a wheelie bin for a week. You should be OK then. No funeral bills for the relatives.
Leave the will where they can find it.
It's your round, btw, time to open your wallet to let the moths out.
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Daydream believer
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Well it was only basic advice for those who feel a little down in the mouth. I was thinking of going on TV & selling the idea in competition with those funeral advert companies. All I need is some flashy bird with big breasts to put it over & job's a goodun.
But for those who want to struggle on, my choice is is Taylors No 3 ground .
Sorry about my whiskey. I used the last drop, mixed with my premium Lidle brandy, to strip the antifoul on the keel. Worked wonders
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Fr J Hackett
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Say's a lot about Lidl brandy.Well it was only basic advice for those who feel a little down in the mouth. I was thinking of going on TV & selling the idea in competition with those funeral advert companies. All I need is some flashy bird with big breasts to put it over & job's a goodun.
But for those who want to struggle on, my choice is is Taylors No 3 ground .
Sorry about my whiskey. I used the last drop, mixed with my premium Lidle brandy, to strip the antifoul on the keel. Worked wonders
Boathook
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What Stingo should have done is purchased every type of coffee machine he could, and then right a report for us on what he thought was the best. There might be a requirement for him add how sober he was at the time of the testing !
The results are all subjective, but would have given us something 'subjective' to comment upon even if we agreed with his comments.
Further studies could then be carried out on the best type of coffee, though personally I prefer m&s number 3 or 4 (normally ground) single origin coffee.
The results are all subjective, but would have given us something 'subjective' to comment upon even if we agreed with his comments.
Further studies could then be carried out on the best type of coffee, though personally I prefer m&s number 3 or 4 (normally ground) single origin coffee.
Stingo
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My wreck simply doesn't have the space or electrickery for every type of coffee machine or device.
Koeketiene
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Bristolfashion
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In extremis "cowboy style" in a saucepan works just fine - tap the side of the pan smartly at the end to get the grits to drop to the bottom. We do this all the time in a Trangia stove on hiking trips.
ironmaiden
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I use a tassimo and I love it, if I change boats it's coming with me, even if I had to live in a GP 14 it will be there.
Currently working on how I can fit it in the grab bag along with a bank of lithium batteries and a inverter
Currently working on how I can fit it in the grab bag along with a bank of lithium batteries and a inverter
RupertW
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But the cafetière taste is very different to a proper Moka pot. Some prefer it but not me at all.