I'm looking for an affordable (up to $110) capuccino-maker that's easy to use, durable, requires no special-order parts (like abnormal filters), will brew into a pot or thermos (not a single cup), and make capuccino that tastes correct. What do you recommend?
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for this price you want find much.
what i would recommend is for you to buy a good second appendage machine, nearby are plenty on offer that are within excellent condition and cost a fraction of the full price.try amazon , they sometimes have reduced prices or second foot http://www.amazon.com/gaggia-16100-evolu...
another option is for you to catch the battery operate ones that just whisk the milk, i get mine from ikea, it was something like $5 if i am not mistaken
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Answer:
for this price you want find much.
what i would recommend is for you to buy a good second appendage machine, nearby are plenty on offer that are within excellent condition and cost a fraction of the full price.try amazon , they sometimes have reduced prices or second foot http://www.amazon.com/gaggia-16100-evolu...
another option is for you to catch the battery operate ones that just whisk the milk, i get mine from ikea, it was something like $5 if i am not mistaken
rockgurlie918 Your big word here...
:)! http://www.osoq.com/funstuff/extra/extra...
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