12v expresso coffee makers.

Kegs1972

Kegs1972

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I actually had a moment after reading all these replies and dug this gem out of the cupboard. I picked it up about 10 years ago at an op shop, makes a really mean espresso, now part of the camp set up! 20200517_171137.jpg
 
LurchWA

LurchWA

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sharkcaver said:
x 2. Not just x 2 on the comment, but I have 2 nano's. One in my camp kit (with barista kit) and one in my work bag (with nespresso adaptor)



One day when I get rich, I'm going to grab a delter press to see what is more convenient.
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Great video mate, made it look so easy and not a burn kit in sight either!!! :oops::oops::p:p:)
 
peterfermtech

peterfermtech

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sharkcaver said:
x 2. Not just x 2 on the comment, but I have 2 nano's. One in my camp kit (with barista kit) and one in my work bag (with nespresso adaptor)
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Same for me but the other way around . The nespresso adapter is easier camping and the barista at home with one of these
Thinking of giving it a go off the inverter for camping.
 
CTL

CTL

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We use the Aldi one. Half the price of the Lavazza.

EXPRESSI Milk Frother | Coffee | ALDI Australia

Our Expressi blends will impress even the most discerning coffee lovers. Shop the EXPRESSI Milk Frother at ALDI today.
www.aldi.com.au www.aldi.com.au
Sometimes the milk sticks, about the size of a 20 cent coin, but a wipe with a bit of paper towel removes it without issue.
 
sharkcaver

sharkcaver

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CTL said:
We use the Aldi one. Half the price of the Lavazza.

EXPRESSI Milk Frother | Coffee | ALDI Australia

Our Expressi blends will impress even the most discerning coffee lovers. Shop the EXPRESSI Milk Frother at ALDI today.
www.aldi.com.au www.aldi.com.au
Sometimes the milk sticks, about the size of a 20 cent coin, but a wipe with a bit of paper towel removes it without issue.
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Good to know. I have read some of the cheaper ones (aldi/kmart etc) tend to stick, but this is the first I've read the sticking is easy to clean afterwards. I'm looking for one without a handle, just a tube type. Have seen them around, just not recently.
 
sharkcaver

sharkcaver

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Kegs1972 said:
I actually had a moment after reading all these replies and dug this gem out of the cupboard. I picked it up about 10 years ago at an op shop, makes a really mean espresso, now part of the camp set up! View attachment 68040
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The Bialetti Venus 6 cup.

I have 3 of them, 1 x 6 cup, 2 x 4 cup. Just placed the 4 cup in Max for those mornings I want to break camp earlier than I usually do when I screw around with the nanopresso.

Dont look at the price of them.....but far better than the alloy ones IMO.
 
CTL

CTL

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My work’s social club uses the Aldi coffee pod machine and milk frother. About 60 users. If anybody can stuff something up, it would be a work meal room. Never had an issue with the Aldi milk frother sticking and everybody just uses paper towel to wipe it out. Just don’t immerse in water.
 
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