Real Nespresso coffee without and Inverter (1 Viewer)

[Robert Clark]

Just spotted this online - works off 12v cigarette lighter



Available to buy on Amazon - £89.99

 

[JJ]

Just got this from my cupboard.

Doesn't need 12 volts.

Doesn't cost £89.99.

Doesn't take 8 minutes.

JJ

 

[Langtoftlad]

Just got this from my cupboard.

Doesn't need 12 volts.

Doesn't cost £89.99


JJ

...and doesn't taste like coffee

 

[JJ]

...and doesn't taste like coffee

Oh yes it does...

I suspect you are a "Coffee-ist".

Frequent Starbucks by any chance?



JJ

 

[Langtoftlad]

Oh yes it does...

I suspect you are a "Coffee ist".

Frequent Starbucks by any chance?



JJ

No it doesn't - it tastes like powdered coffee
No I'm not, but I know the difference between real & make believe
Can't remember the last time I went into Starbucks or any other 'coffee shop'...
I prefer Tea... as long as it's not made with a teabag

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[Theonlysue]

No. Starbucks coffee no flavour.

 

[JJ]

I prefer Tea

Ah!

That explains it...


JJ

 

[Robert Clark]

My favourite coffee shop

 

[tonyidle]

No it doesn't - it tastes like powdered coffee
No I'm not, but I know the difference between real & make believe
Can't remember the last time I went into Starbucks or any other 'coffee shop'...
I prefer Tea... as long as it's not made with a teabag

^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Wot he said ^^^

 

[Burgo]

"Real Nespresso coffee".
That must be a nearly perfect example of an oxymoron.

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[maxi77]

Nespresso is certainly nearer real than the stuff both in the jar and in Starbucks. For time offline I use a handpump expresso device or an aeropress

 

[glenn2926]

Gaggia classic at home. Aero press when away. Both make good coffee.

 

[Solwaybuggier]

Useful post from OP - shame it’s gone into the usual “what’s wrong with instant?” versus “What’s right?” stuff. But the reviews for the device on Amazon are a bit off putting, at least for using it without a hot water source.

 

[Pausim]

Real coffee is easy to make on a gas ring, it doesn't have to involve electricity. Price £7.82.

 

[Allanm]

We use a stove top pot in the van and at home. Makes perfect coffee, but your brand of ground coffee can make a big difference. We prefer Lavazza but most French supermarkets sell good coffee anyway and it’s so much cheaper here.
Before we moved to France we used to stock up on trips here but places like Lidl sell decent stuff everywhere

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[Lenny HB]

Why do people rave over crap pod machines, never had a decent cup of coffee from one. And the price per cup is readiculas for crap coffee and there is all the the waste they generate.
Probably one of the worst inventions of modern times.

We use stainless steel Moka type pots at home & in the van.

 

[Cheshirecat57]

What a thought provoking thread !

 

[Zigisla]

Breakfast outdoors, sit back and enjoy.

 

[Jim]

The pods are OK and convenient, but grind your own beans and almost any coffee maker is better. That said when it comes to beverages, no coffee in the world can compare to a pint of Yorkshire Gold

 

[Landy Andy]

Are the above coffee machines better than an aeropress?

I like the aeropress, depending on coffee, but it is a faff. I like the idea of filling something and then it sorting its self out, and keeping coffee warm.

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[funflair]

Are the above coffee machines better than an aeropress?

I like the aeropress, depending on coffee, but it is a faff. I like the idea of filling something and then it sorting its self out, and keeping coffee warm.

I use a Nespresso machine for a shot in a Latte but the Aeropress makes a far better mug of coffee, and I don't even find it a faff.

Martin

 

[tonyidle]

Moka for us.

 

[glenn2926]

I don’t find the aero press a faff. Plus no plastic pods to eventually find their way into the sea. The pods to me just seem like a way to make more needless plastic waste.

 

[Richard n Ann]

It's all shite! Such an unnatural drink. who ever first thought "I know I'll try grinding these horrible bitter bean things and make a drink"

Bloody masochist

 

[Zigisla]

It's all shite! Such an unnatural drink. who ever first thought "I know I'll try grinding these horrible bitter bean things and make a drink"

Bloody masochist

Who ever thought of THIS

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[Richard n Ann]

Who ever thought of THIS

 

[SomeoneElse]

I use a Nespresso machine for a shot in a Latte but the Aeropress makes a far better mug of coffee, and I don't even find it a faff.

Martin

A cafetière is my usual way to make coffee but agree an Aeropress is brilliant for use the MH. Grinds can be ejected straight in to the bag/bin so no disposal problems or mess, I never flush coffee grind into the waste tank.

 

[Allanm]

Never used an Aeropress but my Daughter has one and I think she likes it.
We have had Gaggia espresso machines, the classic types and bean to cup machines. All make excellent coffee but when we started using the motorhome more we decided stove top pots were the way to go and they make coffee almost as good as our big Gaggia machine.
We have a Bialetti pot and a Bialetti milk frother for cappuccinos.

 

[Landy Andy]

I use a Nespresso machine for a shot in a Latte but the Aeropress makes a far better mug of coffee, and I don't even find it a faff.

Martin

It’s more a faff possibly due to the wife.

“Ohhh go on then, I’ve changed my mind now I’ve smelt it. I will have one”

Aaaarrrrrrrrrgggggggghhhhhhh

 

[TCG]

Not a great coffee drinker but if i was i would want one of these. could this run off an inverter, now i'm tempted

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