Has anyone ever used those portable expresso pumps before?

[Frood]

:001_rolleyes:

[Anonymous]

I'm a tea drinker. If I do have a cup of coffee, it's usually at a Second Cup or Starbucks.

[Bricktop]

Apparently they don't have those in remote areas of Australia.

[Anonymous]

Apparently they don't have those in remote areas of Australia.

Who needs coffee. I don't often drink coffee. That should tell you something about coffee. :001_tongue:

[Frood]

In Australian one horse towns it's often lucky to be able to find a bakery or milk bar that does barrista coffee.

[Anonymous]

In Australian one horse towns it's often lucky to be able to find a bakery or milk bar that does barrista coffee.

You don't need it.

[Frood]

In Australian one horse towns it's often lucky to be able to find a bakery or milk bar that does barrista coffee.

You don't need it.

Blasphemy!

[Anonymous]

In Australian one horse towns it's often lucky to be able to find a bakery or milk bar that does barrista coffee.

You don't need it.

Blasphemy!

I'm an infidel and proud of it.

[Odinson]

I have a thermos..



If I dont have that, I will stop at the gas-station for a cup of Joe.

[cc]

Would you consider an expresso pump like that, Herman?

But, but. Hot coffee is not possible ... unless there is something I'm missing here

[Anonymous]

My husband is Dutch......he likes very strong coffee..



I make it for him in a standard coffee maker.

[Bricktop]

In Australian one horse towns it's often lucky to be able to find a bakery or milk bar that does barrista coffee.

Well, you'd know.



On the plus side, you can get a house for $50,000 with three acres of land.

[Odinson]

I got a moccamaster..





It is the coffee-maker of kings..

[Anonymous]

In Australian one horse towns it's often lucky to be able to find a bakery or milk bar that does barrista coffee.

Well, you'd know.



On the plus side, you can get a house for $50,000 with three acres of land.

Brother, make that at least 100 acres and that to me is  paradise.

[Frood]

In Australian one horse towns it's often lucky to be able to find a bakery or milk bar that does barrista coffee.

Well, you'd know.



On the plus side, you can get a house for $50,000 with three acres of land.

Brother, make that at least 100 acres and that to me is  paradise.

You wouldn't find those houses and locations paradise at all and the land is basically useless if not tainted by something such as mining contamination, rising salts, et cetera.



Anything under 100k anywhere in Australia is generally worthless and or harmful to your health.