http://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/homestyle/blogs/tried-and-tasted/tips-for-a-top-coffee-20110523-1f07l.html
Hey guys another article here. This time its saying that you could make coffee at home yourself instead of buying it.
But you need to buy your own espresso machine. These usually cost around $100 (if buying it secondhand)- $800. These do last a lifetime. When buying them secondhand make sure that it works, because you might not be able to get a refund or fixed freely if something breaks down.
Then you need to buy the beans. They cost around $7-$16 per week (if you buy one bag that is).
This method saves you around $728- $1092 per year, which then means that you can spend it freely on other things
Hey guys another article here. This time its saying that you could make coffee at home yourself instead of buying it.
But you need to buy your own espresso machine. These usually cost around $100 (if buying it secondhand)- $800. These do last a lifetime. When buying them secondhand make sure that it works, because you might not be able to get a refund or fixed freely if something breaks down.
Then you need to buy the beans. They cost around $7-$16 per week (if you buy one bag that is).
This method saves you around $728- $1092 per year, which then means that you can spend it freely on other things
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