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Mark _australia said..
I challenge all coffee snobs to pick the difference in taste between their $10 cafe one and quality beans in a one cup press thing done at home. Once u add the milk and sugar etc I bet none of you can.

Like wines where the experts even picked red and whites as the OTHER colour in blind tests. It's all keeping up with the Jones' w^nk

ONCE YOU ADD THE MILK AND SUGAR WTF?!?!?!

Reported as offensive. I coughed/spat out my double ristretto when I read this.

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Coles servo
80 cents for a small cup
You can fit 3 shots of espresso in the small cup
And is still only 80 cents
Everyone else commenting on this thread is stupid

USE A PAPER FILTER. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/06/070614162223.htm

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theDoctor said..

Coles servo
80 cents for a small cup
You can fit 3 shots of espresso in the small cup
And is still only 80 cents
Everyone else commenting on this thread is stupid

Or we just prefer good coffee

If you go down the path of a fully manual machine (as you should ) then a (good) Barista training course would be quite helpful as well, especially if you want to froth your milk yourself. I got mine paid by work and I learned a few things that made things a lot easier. It wasn't even expensive, around 100$ for 2.5hrs if my memory is correct

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zemax said..
If you go down the path of a fully manual machine (as you should ) then a (good) Barista training course would be quite helpful as well, especially if you want to froth your milk yourself. I got mine paid by work and I learned a few things that made things a lot easier. It wasn't even expensive, around 100$ for 2.5hrs if my memory is correct

a true coffee afficondo drinks it black without sugar anyway :)