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coffee percolator
(redirected from Coffee machine)

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coffee percolator n → caffettiera a pressione
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But as this particular client is ordering 7kg a week - the coffee machine can make 144 shots per kilo - then they are going to have an awful lot of practice on the things I teach them today.
Barista laying down the law to his clients; Working day: Jonathan ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
In order to make this process more manageable for those who enjoy coffee, but just don't have the time to wait around for the coffee machine to finish, there have been some advancements made in technology to account for this.
Enjoying Coffee without the Wait by Matt LeClair / Food/cooking/nutrition community
The company, which brings Caffe Bristot premium coffee and equipment made by coffee machine manufacturer Wega into the UK, is continuing to expand.
Firm is set to take off by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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