which coffee should I buy?

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  • salsarider79
    salsarider79 Posts: 828
    Have you tried using filtered water? That makes a huge difference. I don't like tea with water straight out the tap.
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  • markallen
    markallen Posts: 2
    For anyone who lives in that there London, try The Algerian Coffee Store on Old Compton St in Soho. They also have a mail order service via their website http://www.algcoffee.co.uk/
    It's is quite simply the finest coffe shop you will find.
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  • bobpzero
    bobpzero Posts: 1,431
    does anyone here use a machine cheaper than the dolce gusto? im still considering an espresso machine tho prefer something under £60
  • damage36
    damage36 Posts: 282
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  • mrjim
    mrjim Posts: 22
    bobpzero wrote:
    does anyone here use a machine cheaper than the dolce gusto? im still considering an espresso machine tho prefer something under £60

    you would be hard pushed to get an espresso machine for under £60 that would be up to the task in the long term. Gaggia do reconditioned machines that are a good bit cheaper than the full price ones:

    http://www.gaggia.uk.com/reconditionedindex.htm

    Thats where i got mine from. I bought a reconditioned evolution (same spec as the classic but without the metal case panels) and its given me no probs at all. Plus you get 6 boxes of their own coffee all for £100. Be aware though that if you go for the Dolce Gusto that it will only take their coffee capsules whereas the likes of the evolution gives you the versitility to use "real" loose coffee or coffee 'teabags' if you want to keep things simple

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