coffee on the stove

Must admit i love the look and idea of Ron's one.... hmmmmm i wonder :D

But i do like gadgets ;)

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Originally Posted by Outlaw

Must admit i love the look and idea of Ron's one.... hmmmmm i wonder :D

But i do like gadgets ;)

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It actually works better than the Gaggia :D

That one has a pressure gauge to tell you when to froth the milk!
All you have to it fill it with water, put the coffee in the top and wait for it to steam and build pressure. Froth the milk then switch over to coffee and then drink it :D

There are two models, one with gauge and one without, like you I like gadgets, so I took the one with the dial :D

Cheers,
Ron

This is our first cappuccino maker we bought about 4 yrs ago, similar to the one ron has only no fancy smancy gauge:p
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...oria04a391.jpg

Makes a very good espresso or capuccino and you can make it strong or weak.

Baz.

Oh that one looks stronger.... where's it from Baz?

I got this from a cafe in Norton St Leichhardt, the importer is in Melbourne, i'll see if i can find the importer, but it may have been replaced by the one Ron has posted.

Baz.

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Originally Posted by Redback

I got this from a cafe in Norton St Leichhardt, the importer is in Melbourne, i'll see if i can find the importer, but it may have been replaced by the one Ron has posted.

Baz.

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I want. Can you buy these anywhere retail ??- still a bit nervous about shopping online - plus I need instant gratification :D

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I got this from a cafe in Norton St Leichhardt, the importer is in Melbourne, i'll see if i can find the importer, but it may have been replaced by the one Ron has posted.

Baz.

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If you can remember the cafe, I can probably walk the couple of hundred metres and check 'em out, pick one up, slip it into the post.

Norton Street is very close.

Cheers
Simon

pfft, i'll settle for my international roast

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Oh that one looks stronger.... where's it from Baz?

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I want. Can you buy these anywhere retail ??- still a bit nervous about shopping online - plus I need instant gratification :D

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Originally Posted by abaddonxi

If you can remember the cafe, I can probably walk the couple of hundred metres and check 'em out, pick one up, slip it into the post.

Norton Street is very close.

Cheers
Simon

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Hi Simon, all i can say is it was about half way along before the town hall and was a cafe/Pizzaria, but i'm sure if you asked in any of the cafes someone should know if there is a cafe in Norton St that has them, after all they are a very popular item amongst the Italian community.

I searched everywhere last night for the invoice, hoping to find the cafe name or even the importer, i do remember the importers name started with LUM.

I will have another look tonight.

Baz.

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You’ve worn the finish off your coffee table.
Your Birthday is a national holiday in Brazil.
You’re willing to spend time in a Turkish prison.
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