Brands of fully automatic coffee machines

[Ami_in_Munich 127]

 

Where one must go to buy them unless they have started selling them elsewhere.

 

I've had the Nespresso coffees and they are delicious. Tried to buy some capsules as a gift and had to find a Nespresso boutique.

You can also buy the capsules online through NespressoClub if there's no store in your area. Also, Nespresso's capsule patents will start running out next year, so hopefully there will be even more variety offered through competitors.

[BethAnnBitt 2,906]

Ideas on a good coffee machine for ground coffee/beans?  Thinking about making such an investment.  

[Widad 10]

If you live in Germany, ALdi süd has one and it's cheaper than the others and it make a delicious caffee

[fraufruit 41,940]

We have  Miele that makes everything and is easy to clean. We use espresso beans from Aldi mostly. Big investment but we only order coffees out if we're traveling. There are other cheaper brands that do the same but with the Miele, we stick a hose directly into the box of milk for cappos, latte machiato, etc. and then it steam cleans the hose. No separate containers to deal with or wash.

 

Disclaimer - we bought it in 2014 and recently had to send it out for a repair that cost €300. We didn't mind because we like it that much.

[Aussiedog 269]

Unrelated, but related - the thing makes coffee - I now regularly use an Aeropress. Favoured by some of the world's preeminent coffee wankers too! Much more friggin' about, but you get used to that, and they're as cheap as chips.

Check this out coffee lovers.

https://aeropress.com/