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Decent Coffee machine for £80 - £100?

POSTED BY: greggaiger 3 weeks, 4 days ago

Morning all,

I have been tasked with getting my missus a coffee machine for Christmas, and am wondering if anybody had any good advice to go on, seeing as my hot drink capacity stretches to a mug of tea, and tea only...

She did mention a while ago that she liked the look of those Dolce Gusto machines, but I don't really like the idea of having to buy their pods, and I'm going out on a limb to say that she probably just liked, literally, how it looked, rather than anything else.

Anybody else seen anything noteworthy around? Or better yet, actually has one they'd reccomend?

I shold also mention that she drinks Cappuccinos quite a lot, so needs to be a bit of an all singing all danicng contraption too!

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28-10-2009, 11:31
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Hi I bought my husband the Dolce Gusto machine about a year ago. I am a tea drinker too so didn't have a clue but he loves it. When you buy the pods there is a code on the inside of the box that you use to get points on their website and can save them to purchase different items. I think they are around 50 pounds in some places now so not too bad a price and also come in various colours. Good luck.
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29-10-2009, 23:56
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After some research they do look quite nice actually.

Does anybody know where the cheapest place is for one of these at the moment?
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