Dualit 84202

Despite being a champion coffee drinker, I didn't get myself a "proper" coffee machine until last year. I decided that £160 was a great investment considering my average monthly Costa tab runs to about £80 - even with the cost of buying coffee and milk, I figured I'd get my money back in no time. I chose the Dualit because its beautiful (undeniably) - it does look gorgeous on the work surface, and anyone who comes round seems to say "ooh, I wish I had one of those" - which subconciously as consumers is EXACTLY what you want to hear. The downside of that is that the visitor's next words are invariably "make me a ...  Read the complete review

Have you seen the press lately saying that coffee is good at keeping Alzheimers at bay? Well I'm 57 so I'm glad that means that I no longer need to worry about drinking too much coffee. Now what was I writing about? Oh yes. I bought one of these four months ago to replace a broken Krups machine. I bought it in a little Kitchen shop called Steamer Trading in Alfriston in East Sussex. The village is worth a visit if you are in the area. I read a few reviews and went in to see them. They had an offer on which helped ( a lot). I went for the cream coloured one. It's got a thick quality enamel-like cream coating and it's made of metal so it's quite ...  Read the complete review

I've had my Dualit coffee machine for nearly a year now and I love it. It's stylish, makes 'proper' coffee and at a good price too. It comes with a filter to give you the option of using pods if you don't want to mess around with ground coffee or filters for making single or double espressos. The top has a stainless steel plate where you can keep all your cups which warms up to keep your cups warm! The best part though I think is the coffee machine steam arm. I work in a coffee shop and I hate those coffee machines that you can buy which automatically froth the milk. With the dualit you can froth the milk as much or as little as you like for ...  Read the complete review