OOPS! Dont make this mistake with your coffee pod machine

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Drago

Legendary Member
I don't have a problem. I slip George Clooney's pod into my machine, I heat and squeeze and before you know it I've a mouthful of Mr Clooney's sweet hot liquid. He never dribbles or sprays all over the place.
 

Archie_tect

De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
Location
Northumberland
A solution to a non problem, this is all you need:

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Now then SSL, how do you find time to chop up wood, make a fire, boil the coffee, wait for it to cool from thermo-nuclear and ride your bike 70+ miles everyday?
 
Location
Kent Coast
So there I was.....early morning and bleary eyed. Set the machine up with mug in place then put the pod in and "tried" to close the lid. I realised the pod was not sitting correctly so I replaced it then closed the lid and pressed the button .....simple.
I smuggly left it to do its thing.
What I hadnt realised was that I had already pierced the pod the first time.
You have no idea how much ground coffee those pods contain or just how far it can spray under pressure :eek:.
Took me 20 minutes to clear the mess up and Mrs D has checked it yet:blush:

Been there, done that! My sympathies, as you will be finding bits of coffee turning up all over the place for ages....
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Dave7 does remind me. I got a pile of cooking apples so prepped them then into the pressure cooker for a few minutes. The top weight suddenly blew off and a fountain of hot apple purée hit the kitchen ceiling 8 feet up then spread itself generously in all directions before I could stop it. Three months later I am still finding pockets in all sorts of places. Memo to self — never try to pressure cook apples.
 

subaqua

What’s the point
Location
Leytonstone
Dave7 does remind me. I got a pile of cooking apples so prepped them then into the pressure cooker for a few minutes. The top weight suddenly blew off and a fountain of hot apple purée hit the kitchen ceiling 8 feet up then spread itself generously in all directions before I could stop it. Three months later I am still finding pockets in all sorts of places. Memo to self — never try to pressure cook apples.


Never had a problem doing apples in a pressure cooker. Sounds like operator error :whistle:
 

Mrs M

Guru
Location
Aberdeenshire
Oh dear.
Mrs D has just called me into the kitchen.
Unbelievable but the "mess" has somehow run inside the units and all over both shelves. Even the small dishes are full of a gungy mess of ground coffee and water.
I have been pushed outside while nice Mrs D cleans it all up.
You are in big trouble (and rightly so) :smile:
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Could well be operator error as I used to have a wife who knew how to do such things. Sadly now dead. DaveT’s mess is probably not as sticky as apple purée.
 
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