Gaggia Cubika Coffee Machine

Do you have a more specific link? All I found at

the thermostats have very wide allowable tolerances, for one thing.

dave

Yep that's a typo on the surname spelling, if the following dosn't wrap type type davidlebovitz and Illy into any search engine.

Bertie

I thought it looked like a %#(%^(#&(%#% phishing site. They should be outlawed and the people who have created them locked up for life.

| On Nov 23, 7:10 pm, snipped-for-privacy@math.hawaii.NOSPAM.edu (D. Ross) wrote: | > "Charles Turner" wrote: | >

| > | I've had a Cubika machine now for a number of months and it does seem to | > | make pretty good coffee. | >

| > The Cubika is not an especially good machine; it is essentually a Saeco with | > the Gaggia name. | >

| | made in the same sweatshop.

No, just under the same company. Saeco owns Gaggia (actually, a French multinational owns both), and they are increasingly mixing and matching parts, but the Gaggia gruppo is made in Milano (I guess moving to China), while IIRC Saeco gruppo is made in Bolgna.

- David R.

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