Excessive disposable incomes

jam69 said:
anything coffee related, moka pots, espresso machines, portable espresso machine, pippamoka etc though i do use nearly them all depending on situation
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I use my Moka pot everyday, it's the only way to drink Coffee imho. Cost me less than £15 from TKMax bargain and great value for money, I buy Aldi coffee at £1.09 a bag, it works out much cheaper than instant and is real coffee.
 
TheLodger said:
I use my Moka pot everyday, it's the only way to drink Coffee imho. Cost me less than £15 from TKMax bargain and great value for money, I buy Aldi coffee at £1.09 a bag, it works out much cheaper than instant and is real coffee.
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I am proud to say I haven't a clue what a 'Moka pot' is. And what the hell are those Keurig things supposed to be for? I still use a good old cafetiere. Chuck the ground coffe in, pour the hot water on, push the plunger then pour in a cup. Delish. I think I've had the thing at least 10 years.
 
ThePrisoner said:
I am proud to say I haven't a clue what a 'Moka pot' is. And what the hell are those Keurig things supposed to be for? I still use a good old cafetiere. Chuck the ground coffe in, pour the hot water on, push the plunger then pour in a cup. Delish. I think I've had the thing at least 10 years.
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You must have such a steady hand. I've lost count of the amount of cafetiere glass I've broken!
 
A couple of years ago my wife ordered a new cafetiere on an online shop from tesco about 3 or 4 years ago. They substituted 10 plastic pint pots. They turned out good value for money as we still have them to this day.
 
jam69 said:
anything coffee related, moka pots, espresso machines, portable espresso machine, pippamoka etc though i do use nearly them all depending on situation
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I have a Cuisinart coffee maker. Put beans and water in at the top and get a jug of coffee. Brilliant device.
 
ThePrisoner said:
I am proud to say I haven't a clue what a 'Moka pot' is. And what the hell are those Keurig things supposed to be for? I still use a good old cafetiere. Chuck the ground coffe in, pour the hot water on, push the plunger then pour in a cup. Delish. I think I've had the thing at least 10 years.
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A moka pot has been round for about 90 years, bialetti is the best, when you see a picture you will know them
https://images.app.goo.gl/TuHoUP9b9D3kAGQN7
 
Another shout for private number plates. Why? 🤔 Especially on a sh*t car.

7mil on Saville is pretty 'excessive' and pointless. You could have bought a cheaper model who does a similier job for a fraction of the price😉
 
People with mobile homes only have one topic of conservation,two if you count free parking.
I have always found caravaners and tent people more interesting and fun unlike the other lot.
 
jam69 said:
anything coffee related, moka pots, espresso machines, portable espresso machine, pippamoka etc though i do use nearly them all depending on situation
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Same, although i don't have a pippamoka, but I do have an aeropress and a turkish coffee pot. Have a few moka pots of different sizes.
 
Mark Zuckerberg has a considerable disposable income.

The boring grey t shirts he wears look like they cost $10 - but in fact they are 'designer' and so they actually cost $300
 
I can't really fathom in-game purchases on video games. Things like skins in FPS games like Call of Duty or the random packs in games like Fifa.
 
SmallTown said:
Coffee is essential though! I even take my nespresso when I visit my mum, can't be drinking instant
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Are the capsules now recyclable? There was an article back in 2015 on the Guardian about 27bn aluminium pots discarded every year to landfill.
 
S7DiscoDown said:
Another shout for private number plates. Why? 🤔 Especially on a sh*t car.
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I've thought this way for a long time, but I find now with the amount of time and money put into our 2010 F10 BMW, a private plate makes it ageless, it doesn't look old at all. I'm considering it.
 
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