Any other coffee geeks on here?
01 August 2008, 11:21 PM
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The machines do take an hour to warm up if one of the muppets turn it off over night instead of leaving it on standby. That pissed me off so much when I would work 18 hours, wake up with a hangover, let in the cleaners, all with a killer hangover and no quickly available caffiene.
And that is my concern, how?? If I frequent their establishment, I expect steaming hot coffee at the click of my fingers... just because i cant actually click my fingers doesn't mean they can take all foofing day over it..
01 August 2008, 11:29 PM
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It's your concern because you frequent places that employee monkeys such as Starbucks/Costa/Whorehousecarphone 
Even the staff in McDonalds can produce hot coffee without any problems
Even the staff in McDonalds can produce hot coffee without any problems
01 August 2008, 11:32 PM
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Thats dirty foot washing water
don't mind me I am just in a mischievious mood
don't mind me I am just in a mischievious mood
02 August 2008, 09:05 AM
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I love latté too, I make them all the time at home, two shots expresso to about half a pint of steamed milk and a nice microfroth on top, yum 
The machine I have lives on the worktop with all the bits and bobs sitting on the hot plate on top, it takes about 2 mins for the boiler to come to temp and about five for everything else to heat up nicely.I bought some Whittards flavoured Arabica last week, Irish Cream and Amaretto (not together), hardly the choice of a connoisseur but yummy all the same
02 August 2008, 10:14 AM
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Sainsburys special blend - 454g for 1/2 of what every on else was selling for
Theyll be some coffee in there somwhere
Theyll be some coffee in there somwhere
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