Coffee lovers? Which one would you prefer?!
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The 2nd one seems a good buy as there's ￡20 off, but the first one has a milk frother? Does this make a better coffee? There's only a ￡5 difference in price.
Answers: For a regular coffee drinker (Nescafe lover). Who does not particularly drink espresso/latte/cappucino.
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The 2nd one seems a good buy as there's ￡20 off, but the first one has a milk frother? Does this make a better coffee? There's only a ￡5 difference in price.
the second one if you don't drink lattes because a latte is frothed milk, so you won't be using that portion of the machine
first
1st with milk frother
Deff the 1st one
i love milky coffee so i would go for the one with the frother - it would watm your milk so you coffee stayed hot.
Otherwise you could just buy a milk whisk to go with cheaper option.
I like the first one.
the first one
first... it will give you better cappucino and latte. Also you can make gorgeous hot chocolate with the milk frother... Lovely jubely!
i would get milk frother
I would still go for the one with the frother option. In this day and age it's nice to have the option, but if they like regular coffe and not too fussed about the froth then go for the 2nd one.
second one
Black straight up with a shot of Jack Daniels Whiskey
if you don't care about lattes get the second one. don't buy something you won't use. Besides the second one is a better value and you can set it to have fresh brewed coffee as soon as you wake up.
#2
we had one with frother but never used it. given it away now and going to get your 2nd one-gald you showed it, looks the 'job' for me. thanks
I would personally pick the first one because it isn't very much more and it can make cappuccinos and other coffee drinks.
the first
I would probably just get a frother, will cost less and take up less space. Why are you buying one if you love Nescafe. I would save the space in your kitchen and your money. Happy saving and drinking. ...
If your money is really burning a hole in your pocket the 1st looks lovely or you could always sponser a rescue greyhound!
I don't think most of the lower end machines are that good at frothing, steaming, and making espresso. I would only buy a standard coffee maker for my house. There is a reason that coffee shops can get away with charging so much. It is hard to do it at home. When I worked at a bakery that bought a new espresso machine, I remember them paying at least $10,000USD for it. And this was not one of them just press a button machines that Starbucks uses. The barista had to be skilled at tamping and steaming, etc. Just buy a normal coffee maker.
first one because it has a milk frother
it doesn't really make better coffee all are almost the same
personally i'd stick with nescafe luv it no other for me enjoy what you like
The 2nd one is the better choice for simply making coffee and if that's all you drink (nothing fancy) then it will work for your needs. The first one is more for lattes and foam in coffee. Enjoy!
