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It is used to make "greek coffee".

Ground coffee beans put in water. Can be dilicious but contains lots of caffeíne 9might be a good thing) and lots of cholesterol (definitely a bad thing). The thing works and keeps the coffee hot but is net recommended due to health issues.

 

Any espresso maker is better for your health but worst for your wallet.

happy (coffee) drinking,

Teus

Thanks for your reply. I seldom drink coffee and as a consequence I don't have a coffeemaker. I have a teamaker by the same manufacturer that works on the same principle and use it on a daily basis. I love the simple principle and if you use good quality tea the results are equally good. Would love to have a coffeemaker with the same principle, but high caffeine and high cholesterol are a turn off for me. I guess I'll be stuck to tea and will be drinking the occassional coffee in restaurants. 😕

i had a Gagia Titanium but it stopped working after 1 1/2 year ( paid 1200 euro for it!!!) and absolutely no one in Ireland can fix it. The shop I purchased it in no longer stocks Gagia (Brown Thomas Dublin). So i just bought an Nxpresso  Machine and now I drink coffee from a pod...its ok...I like Roma or any of the 7-10 strength coffees. 

Gagia were extremely unhelpful and I would never again buy any of their over-priced gadgets...in the end, a good Caffetiere makes a perfectly acceptable cup of coffee,...... providing you have good coffee!!!

Gaggia's are Saeco internals with a slighty better / more expensif exterior.

If you can find a Saeco repairshop, they can should be able to fix your Titanium.

As long as it works the Titanium is a machine that makes an excellent espresso but build quality isn't the best. Current models are worse, just like the Saeco they are based upon.

If ever you decide to get another machine, trie a Jura. A C5 or F50 are comparable to the Titanium and costs about €900.

Or maybe a Ena pink?

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teus wrote:

Or maybe a Ena pink?

Most mornings we have coffee around the corner, delivered by a blonde (Mon-Thu) or a brunette (Fri-Sun), much better than a pink machine 😂

good assessments Teus of gaggia:0

 n loving the pink!!!!!

paul wrote:

a good Caffetiere makes a perfectly acceptable cup of coffee,...... providing you have good coffee!!!

]Im with you on that, Bewleys java I find ticks all my boxes at the moment.

That"s pi*$ poor service from gaggia. They must have an addtess in the UK to go after ?

For Christmas I received another coffee maker! Now I don't have to haul one around from house to house! 😂

This Cuisinart bests my Hamilton by 2 cups of capacity, insulated jug, inbuilt water filtering and a few more buttons!

I have no idea how much this costs but it is very cool.  It can be controlled by an iPhone.  Has anyone ever seen this?

http://www.scanomat.com/coffee-brewers/topbrewer

Evan,  Sorry to disappoint but it is not available in the US.

Thanks linder!

Love it!