Nespresso in First - What else?
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It is indeed the ROMA capsules that are used in first, and is nespresso ! CW is normal coffee in a large bag that we put in a pot. ( never have really look at the brand as it not something i usually drink at home) Enjoy your coffee in first, I have a nespresso machine at home and love it too!
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I don't work very well until my first Nespresso of the day! With out doubt the most relaible & consistent coffee machine I have ever owned. Plus I think the ads with George Clooney are quite funny. Maybe instead of taking PJ's and the odd blanket, a few Roma capsules should find their way into my bag next flight!
Actually perhaps we shouldn't say we like it too much or it may go the same way as the Bollinger!
Actually perhaps we shouldn't say we like it too much or it may go the same way as the Bollinger!
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My top Nespresso tip is to draw a cup of hot water out of the machine before you make your first coffee of that 'session' as that flushes the machine with hot water and gets the pump up to full pressure.
On a separate point, the pods used in commercial machines differ from those in a home machines so no point in 'liberating' any from the pointy end.
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Totally agree. Even when travelling in J I have often chatted up the CSD and got them to bring me an espresso as a favour. Never been refused. Incidentally Nespresso in J is a major advantage that VS has over BA.
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I'd guess that Nespresso (or another similar system with cups) is the only way to make espresso on a plane. I can't imagine messing around with a regular espresso machine in the galley... Though a 'bean-to-cup' machine could work