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Well, I've spent £17 on a deLonghi 10 cup filter coffee maker, and used some strength 5 coffee i bought from Asda. Cafe Direct, i think it is.

And I've drunk the full brew. I realise that I've not been making it strong enough in the past, since I've been using 1 teaspoon per mug.

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I suppose it depends on what you are after - the taste or the caffeine hit. If it's the latter you might as well take caffeine tablets or a few Red Bulls.

The one taste I hate is coffee flavoured anything - cakes, ice cream etc. Always seems to taste of anything but coffee.

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we were in John Lewis and succumbed a couple of years ago... we bought the Dualit machine. Great for cappuccino. My wife (she's Italian... so she must know ;) ) often prefers the stove top espresso maker though. The simplicity of it is wonderful. We just cam back from a couple of weeks holiday. The only essential item was the espresso maker for breakfast... goes with us to Glasto too.

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we were in John Lewis and succumbed a couple of years ago... we bought the Dualit machine. Great for cappuccino. My wife (she's Italian... so she must know ;) ) often prefers the stove top espresso maker though. The simplicity of it is wonderful. We just cam back from a couple of weeks holiday. The only essential item was the espresso maker for breakfast... goes with us to Glasto too.

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