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Cookworks Espresso Maker CM0016Newest Review: ... please, it has Argos order number 422/9375then on box it is P/O 139305, cant rate it yet as DONT know how to use it, and i ... more |
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by mdp97jes - written on 05/03/02 (Very useful, 1361 readings)
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When a relative gave my hubby some money for his Birthday, he didn't really know what to buy. A quick look through the Argos catalogue came up with this - a coffee (and espresso) maker that also makes frothy milk (for capuccinos) for only £20. We were suspicious at first because this was only half the price of the next cheapest model, but had basically the same features. The other two in the catalogue were £80 and £100 which was similar to the price of them when we had considered buying one a while ago, and much more than we wanted to pay. Ok, so what do you get for your £20? If you just want basic espresso (strong black coffee) then this makes ...
by Donf18 - written on 28/10/05 (Very useful, 1605 readings)
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I love my coffee, especially if there happens to be a choccie biscuit in the offering too. I have found the big name coffee makers to be very expensive so Iwas on the look out for something cheap.Little did I know that I'd be purchasing a great machine for a mere £13.75. A couple of months ago we purchased the Cookworks CM0016 from argos on special offer, they now sell for around £16 which in my opinion is still one great deal.This dream machine makes two good sized cups of filter coffee at a time or 4 expresso coffees. It takes only a few minutes to get aquainted with it's operation after which you'll be into caffienne heaven. It also has a neat ...
by rojaba - written on 04/11/02 (Very useful, 1287 readings)
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Being a student I was fed up the other day about having to drink terrible instant coffee every day. A cup of cappuccino at the student bar is not really expensive but not too great as well. So I decided to go down town and buy a coffee maker. The cheapest one at Curry's was about 35 quid and only a very basic one. Next door at Argos I saw this espresso maker that also could froth milk. However I was quite sceptic about the product because it was only 20£ . Still I wanted to give it a try. I bought some Lavazza espresso coffee (with 2,3£ for half a pound not very cheap but highly recommended stuff). At home I was very surprised how well this small machine ...
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