Faulty Dolce Gusto Machine - advice required

Ergates

born_again said:

prowla said:

born_again said:

If you like coffee, then go for a bean to cup machine.

Probably good advice, but maybe not very money-saving!

I paid £200 for my machine back in 2020 during Covid, as was drinking at home all the time. 

As were we all.  Oh... you meant coffee.

prowla

Ergates said:

born_again said:

prowla said:

born_again said:

If you like coffee, then go for a bean to cup machine.

Probably good advice, but maybe not very money-saving!

I paid £200 for my machine back in 2020 during Covid, as was drinking at home all the time. 

As were we all.  Oh... you meant coffee.

Haha!
I'm a booze-free zone.

outtatune

If you like coffee, either buy a proper espresso machine for £500+, or a good quality cafetiere for £30.

MattMattMattUK

outtatune said:

If you like coffee, either buy a proper espresso machine for £500+, or a good quality cafetiere for £30.

One can get a good espresso machine for less than that, but it will just be an espresso machine, no milk processing, no multiple coffee options etc. 

flaneurs_lobster

MattMattMattUK said:

outtatune said:

If you like coffee, either buy a proper espresso machine for £500+, or a good quality cafetiere for £30.

One can get a good espresso machine for less than that, but it will just be an espresso machine, no milk processing, no multiple coffee options etc. 

As you say, here's mine 

https://www.argos.co.uk/product/8099020

It's been busy at three cups a day for 6 mths now, plastic construction is a bit weedy but the brewing engine and grinder seem solid enough. Which? Best Buy, FWIW.

born_again

Mine does have milk heater/frothier

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00400OMU0