GORDON RAMSAY PROFESSIONAL COFFEE MAKER £27.99 . Argos £114.99

*max*

The price on the Argos website is very very inflated! No way I would pay that much for a coffee maker with limited features. £27.99 is ok, however. Only because it has a timer, mind!

poor-but-happy

You know something. I posted this as it was a massive saving on RRP .

I really wish I hadnt bothered.

We ve established its a filter coffee maker, not a cappachino, expresso maker, it doesnt wash your car, recieve the internet or walk the dog. anything else. Its a good quality coffee maker, probably not worth £114.00 but a good buy at £30.
So why bother with all the sarky remarks, if you dont like it dont buy it.

*max*

Apologies OP, it's a good deal. Never meant to make you feel bad.

bugeyed

poor-but-happy wrote: »

Gordon Ramsey Proffesional coffee maker

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0506078/c_1/1%7Ccategory_root%7CKitchen+and+laundry%7C14418476/Trail/searchtext%3ECOFFEE.htm

Same one new with 12 months warranty

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GORDON-RAMSAY-PROFESSIONAL-COFFEE-MAKER-NEW-/330424142031?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Babay_Baby_Feeding_Cups_Dishes_Cutlery_LE&hash=item4ceed048cf

Thank you op for this useful post. The link to the outlet for Argos is very much appreciated and I have managed to get two items on here that I had considered purchasing (though not a coffee maker that probably tells you to f#&* Off when it's finished) at some considerable saving. Cheers :beer:

mandycr

poor-but-happy wrote: »

You know something. I posted this as it was a massive saving on RRP .

I really wish I hadnt bothered.

We ve established its a filter coffee maker, not a cappachino, expresso maker, it doesnt wash your car, recieve the internet or walk the dog. anything else. Its a good quality coffee maker, probably not worth £114.00 but a good buy at £30.
So why bother with all the sarky remarks, if you dont like it dont buy it.

love it we dont drink coffee but its a great deal well spotted. :rotfl:

icookalot4u

oh sorry i also didnt mean to put down your find, it seems a big saving on rrp but i always take rrp's with a pinch of salt as they say. Still would love a milk frother one. dont be put of by the comments, moneysaving means different things to different people. Did you buy one, if you did let us know how you get on with it. maybe we will all wake up and smell the coffee as they say

ged1980

poor-but-happy wrote: »

You know something. I posted this as it was a massive saving on RRP .

I really wish I hadnt bothered.

We ve established its a filter coffee maker, not a cappachino, expresso maker, it doesnt wash your car, recieve the internet or walk the dog. anything else. Its a good quality coffee maker, probably not worth £114.00 but a good buy at £30.
So why bother with all the sarky remarks, if you dont like it dont buy it.

Was going to buy this but thanks for pointing out about the dog wont bother now :rotfl:

poor-but-happy

Its Ok, I guess I m a little sensitive today.

The same seller does a milkfrother one btw but its not as big a saving.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GORDON-RAMSAY-PROFESSIONAL-MILK-FROTHER-NEW-/330432919939?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Kitchen_Accessories&hash=item4cef563983

Geoggy

Does this make espresso?

GDB2222

poor-but-happy wrote: »

So why bother with all the sarky remarks, if you dont like it dont buy it.

Gordon Ramsay would say something like 'if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.' It's normal for people on a public forum to express different views, just don't take it personally.