Yep .....a 12V Espresso machine !!

LOL me too.

I don't get it either. We're not talking about a fine wine or a good Scotch, it's bloody coffee :-)

Luckily I drink tea. 5 minutes and its done. No "stuff" to clean. No need to refridgerate tea leaves either.

But I can't knock them for getting what they like. We all fill our cars with "junk" don't we.

Phil

"easier than ..."
Disagree
maybe better tasting but nothing is easier than the capsule machines.
Have the Nespresso at home, as good as it gets
CJ

Well that is strange because I drink coffee for taste not convenience.
Must be my taste buds are strange in that way

:-)

Me too Michael A
None of that capsule crap.

Freshly ground beans into a french press for me. I definitely drink coffee for taste not convenience.

We have the same. A pleasure to use as well due to the quality of design and construction.

I buy ESE pods from a roaster in Sydney.

$2 battery powered milk wizzer for acceptably textured milk.

And another vote for the Aeropress. As aboutfivebucks says, simple, strong cheap. Also fast and easy to clean. A small light package to carry. But for flavour, right up there with the very best from the flashest of machines.
Interesting concept and design. One more from the bloke who invented the longdistance frisbee.
We took ours camping through the Kimberlies recently and it attracted lots of attention and followed by approval as we gave out demo cups.

"Whatever happened to the boiled billy and a handful of tea-leaves?
That was real camping!"
At risk of stating the bleeding obvious, that has stuff-all to do with coffee!

;^)

Geeze Allan you must have got them on a good day or me a bad one. Hell the stuff they tried to call coffee the day we stopped there I could have used to fill a pot hole in the road it was that bad and only second to the service we got. LOL

Well, it was 3 years ago Duncan. Maybe things have changed.
At least, I think it was Balladonia.

We must remember that you are a fussy bugger Duncan. Obviously why you bought a troopy.

Sludgie

And '95 was a good year in Troopies!