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How do you know Danielle isn't handy with such things???
Fair call - I didn't realise the oops.
The best mechanic my Yammy 11+ (stretched to fit me properly, DCP Concorde fairing set up by Comair wind tunnel) ever had was a diminutive 19 yo woman... Even if she had to hit the horn when returning to the workshop so someone could catch her.
Thank you for your suggestion. I have been looking at the Barista Pro but don’t like that I have to stamp my coffee. I feel like I’m just going to make a huge mess in the mornings.
The Lelit Kate might suit. It's not an auto, but it's about as easy as a manual machine can get, (digital timed grinder) has the advantage of making cafe quality coffee (versus an auto that can't) and because it's got the grinder built in, it is as clean as an auto and reasonably compact.
charlie
Thank you JetBlack Espresso. Had a look into that model. Problem is that I have to wait for it to warm up for 5 minutes. It seems less convenient and a little messy as I have to tamp the coffee.
All coffee machines will make a slight mess. If by stamp you mean tamp, it's no real hardship. The 878 will make comparable coffee as the Oracle for less than half the price. Some Pod machines can be messy too, with their milk frothers, yuk!
A fully automatic machine will not clean itself, so you're not gaining anything going that route apart from emptier pockets.
Thank you JetBlack Espresso. Had a look into that model. Problem is that I have to wait for it to warm up for 5 minutes. It seems less convenient and a little messy as I have to tamp the coffee.
Don't be too fussed about the five minutes, anything less than that isn't true. You actually need to wait for the portafilter (the bit holding the coffee) to warm up. There is a little mess with all of the suggestionsbut less effort than cleaning an auto.
For the auto, clean the microfibre cloth, fill 2 10-litre buckets with water, one also with detergent, spray off loose dirt, wipe from detergent bucket, rinse cloth in other bucket, rinse off the suds...and that's just for the bonnet.
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