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[Closed] Gaggia Classic mod & plenty of coffee.

 goon
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Milk? In coffee? Weirdos.....


 
Posted : 16/04/2010 12:40 pm
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If you can buy a Classic for less than £250 then that is cheap, otherwise standard retail price is around £299 or slightly more.

I am not a keen coffee with milk person but have to drink/make them because I want to be a Barista.

Cappuccino is alright but I prefer Americano (posh filter coffee LOL!) as that's where I feel good coffee taste like i.e. with good coffee beans.

There are only handful of good cafes that make good coffee and if you find a good one you will notice the different in the coffee.

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Posted : 16/04/2010 2:05 pm
 hora
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Whats happened to the price?!! Mind you I bought mine circa 2001 and binned it circa 2005.


 
Posted : 16/04/2010 2:06 pm
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Starbucks etc don't make poor coffee imo, they make quite drinkable coffee and they also do nice cakes and whatnot.

I've not found a fabulous coffee place in Cardiff yet. There was/is Candles which could sell you various coffees but it was cafetiere coffee which would be best black, and I don't necessarily go for that. I like espresso, but made from single provenance beans for example.


 
Posted : 16/04/2010 2:36 pm
 hora
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TBH when I need an espresso I dont mind whose it is. Although high street ones are VERY weak nowadays.


 
Posted : 16/04/2010 2:39 pm
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Starbucks etc don't make poor coffee imo, they make quite drinkable coffee and they also do nice cakes and whatnot.

I've not found a fabulous coffee place in Cardiff yet. There was/is Candles which could sell you various coffees but it was cafetiere coffee which would be best black, and I don't necessarily go for that. I like espresso, but made from single provenance beans for example.

The main problem I have with Starbucks is their milk, they do something that you previously suggested baristas do, using the automatic frother. This, in my opinion at least, creates horrible milk for coffees. I don't mind going into Starbucks for an espresso or something, but I won't have anything milk-based from there (unless it's a store I haven't been to before in the hope that they do things differently).


 
Posted : 16/04/2010 3:02 pm
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Having had various coffees as espresso, it can be a truly wondeful thing. Not all coffees are good like this, but most dark-ish roasts are.


 
Posted : 16/04/2010 3:03 pm
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