Morning Essentials. Spec me!!

[ThatAsianGuy]

Need some help from the folk from OCUK. I am after a few things, and do not have a clue about which one to get.

Spec me a good coffee machine, will mainly drink espresso, coffee, and cappuccino, do not want to spend a lot of money, pref around £100? (can go above, but is it worth the money)

never used a coffee machine, so what would I have to do to maintain it, and is it very easy? Also where do I need to buy the beans, or packets for said coffee machine, are there universal coffee packets out there, which one do you guys recommend!

A juicer, plain and simple, spec me a good juicer for fruit e.t.c, trying to get more fruit in diet around £50? (Dont mind paying abit more but like I said it needs to be good! )

Cheers fellas in advance, going to buy in the next week or two, xmas sales

 

[platinum87]

I used to have a gaggia classic. Excellent machine I paid £150 for it, ordered coffee from hasbean.co.uk. I sold it to my friend for £75 after a year.

I now drink massive quantities of energy drinks

 

[gregorius]

Spec me a good coffee machine, will mainly drink espresso, coffee, and cappuccino, do not want to spend a lot of money, pref around £100? (can go above, but is it worth the money)

Good machines tend to cost quite a bit more than £100 unfortunately. If you want to keep the cost down would you consider a moka pot? Bialetti make good ones.

 

[bitslice]

Probably better in the cuisine forum, some real experts in there.

As a non expert, I was really impressed with a friends machine that ground the beans, much nicer than the packet ones.