Need Coffee Advice

[Nick-Zack]

This weekend a girl that I have been dating for a month is staying here from Friday night until Sunday night.

I have never tasted coffee simply because the smell is just terrible. She however loves the stuff so I want to go get a coffee maker and some coffee. I simply have no clue and would probably just go buy one of the drip coffeemakers that I have always seen.

Please let me know if there is a better alternative to those. I also need to know what kind of coffee to get. I don't really want to spend a ton of money on this though so please don't recommend some huge $100 machine.

Thanks,

NZ

[CrayZee]

I don't see how a Mr. Coffee drip machine and some pre-grinded grounds is bad (esp. if you want to save money on the first shot). It shouldn't cost you too much. Just go to Costco or something.

edit: don't forget the filters. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[daryn]

[StregaChess]

You find these lots of places.....
Great machine, great features, great price..

Cuisinart


Adjustable keep warm temperature control to keep your brewed pot warm.

Very nice looking too, sort of metal retro....
Can't go wrong....

[edfurlong]

I wouldn't bother getting fancy, just buy a cheapo drip machine. Don't buy any of the gross canned beans like folgers or whatever, grind the beans at the store yourself.

[StregaChess]

Great my 200th post was about coffee...
Go figure.. LOL

[Kratzer]

get a french press. very easy to make coffee with these and she might be impressed. plus it's most definitely cheaper than a drip coffee machine.

mmmmmm......coffee

[Wynton]

You don't need a machine. Just get one of these:

[ClassicBob]

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get a french press. very easy to make coffee with these and she might be impressed. plus it's most definitely cheaper than a drip coffee machine.

mmmmmm......coffee

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[Nick-Zack]

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You don't need a machine. Just get one of these:



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What is that?