The coffee pods are what £5 for 8 pods or something similar for Kenco
as a coffee geek I would strongly advise you to go for a
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Aerobie-Aer...Z2GS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1349822747&sr=8-1
Highly rated by everyday people to even serious coffee nuts for what it produces quality wise. Not only does it produce a great clean cup, is simple to use it even makes more economical sense too.
The coffee pods are what £5 for 8 pods or something similar for Kenco (low quality coffee)? The machine itself over £50? You can pick up an aero for just over £20 and buy fresh award winning beans (pre grounded or whole bean) from an online roaster (highly reco HasBean.co.uk) for £3+ per bag which will produce way more cups per £ than the tassimo. No less convenience either.
Dont get me wrong I love convenience and Im sure the Tas produces a decent cup but price wise they just hammer you on costs per cup. Thats why I hate these pod machines, they're way too greedy on prices. Good coffee costs no where near as much as they charge. happy to be paying circa 80p per cup for the next year or so?
Just some food for thought
We picked up the Nescafé Dolce Gusto Melody 3 from Argos last weekend. Very pleased with it, pods are reasonably priced if you shop about, makes lovely coffees, chocs etc and very quick & easy to use.
leedspokerguru said:as a coffee geek I would strongly advise you to go for a
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Aerobie-AeroPress-80R08-Coffee-Maker/dp/B000GXZ2GS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1349822747&sr=8-1
Highly rated by everyday people to even serious coffee nuts for what it produces quality wise. Not only does it produce a great clean cup, is simple to use it even makes more economical sense too.
The coffee pods are what £5 for 8 pods or something similar for Kenco (low quality coffee)? The machine itself over £50? You can pick up an aero for just over £20 and buy fresh award winning beans (pre grounded or whole bean) from an online roaster (highly reco HasBean.co.uk) for £3+ per bag which will produce way more cups per £ than the tassimo. No less convenience either.
Dont get me wrong I love convenience and Im sure the Tas produces a decent cup but price wise they just hammer you on costs per cup. Thats why I hate these pod machines, they're way too greedy on prices. Good coffee costs no where near as much as they charge. happy to be paying circa 80p per cup for the next year or so?
Just some food for thought