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12V espresso maker

Postby Colemancooler » Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:03 am

this cracks me up, but it could be useful

http://youtu.be/vqhDhv2al38
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Re: 12V espresso maker

Postby DragonFire » Fri Mar 30, 2012 11:39 pm

I kinda like it!!

I have 12v plugs in the Grasshopper...I have been looking for 12v coffee makers. I got one for my sister years ago...a percolator type. I've been looking for one for the Grasshopper but no joy.

I may have to check this out and see if we can get it here in the US..the coffee pods make it easy to use on the road.

I just wish it made a bigger cup!
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Re: 12V espresso maker

Postby Colemancooler » Fri Mar 30, 2012 11:48 pm

I have a camp fire espresso maker, and it makes a small cup of coffee, but I think a large cup of espresso would be bad for you :shock:
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Re: 12V espresso maker

Postby DragonFire » Sat Mar 31, 2012 12:41 pm

nah...it's not bad for you!!

I was thinking of a large or medium cup of French Roast. That's what I want. Espresso is great..but there isn't much to it. A couple sips and your hot drink is gone. Bummer. I like sipping coffee..part of it is the hot drink aspect. And the flavor. Don't even care if it's decaf (if it is, I'll drink even more!) as long as it's bold and warm.
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