Bed Bath and Beyond is where I've got to go.

I'd love a machine that works well and looks good, no need for a coffee maker to waste any of the space and money -- just cappuccinos and related drinks

Thanks in advance:)

Rather unusual question coming up... I like automation and I love the idea of a machine which will wake-up on a timer and make me a cup of coffee with steamed milk - whatever I program. I don't mind programming it every evening before bed (otherwise while I'm on vacation it might make lots of coffees onto my floor). I have no upper-limit on my budget although I don't want to waste money and I have owned super-automatic machines before.

I have looked at the Jura Milk Cooler so I can keep milk by the machine overnight(s) without becoming cheese and I have looked at a number of machines which have a one-touch system to make the espresso and the steamed milk without having to press random buttons. These are the high-end of the super-automatics and cost above 00 in general. Many claim to have a "TImer" which wakes them up at a certain time but none claim to actually make a certain cup of coffee when they wake.. and that's really all I want - something clever enough to not only start up at 6am, but something to start up AND make me a latte/capp/whatever with espresso and milk without me having to do anything other than lie there and smell the beans (and put up with the sound). I intend to have this by my bedside and to place a cup under the spout(s) every night, ready to wake me with the grinding noise and the smell of beans, followed by the slush of steamed milk coming from the refrigerated Jura Cooler (or similar) - which I would only clean out and refill once a week or so.

Do you know of any machines which can do this?

I've decided to get serious about my coffee. I have a crappy automatic maker, is there a good one? Or do you suggest a different method? Will I need to spend a lot of money?
I'm talking about regular brewed coffee, not espresso.

I always knew it was but my SIL thinks breastfeeding is way healthier n shes said shes only gonna stop when her kid weans him self. like wtf? Have u heard of anything so weird n gross?
Nyway...look they now have a MACHINE for formula feeding. Like an espresso machine

http://www.industryleadersmagazine.com/the-controversy-about-nestle%E2%80%99s-new-luxury-baby-formula-babynes/

Nestle like totally rocks. I love this company sooo much. If it weren't for them the babies in the gross 3rd world countries would probably be breast feeding. Yuck. Formula feeding is fashionable cos now they have a cool machine to do all the work n it will show anyone who visits your house that ur a mom with money n gadgets n stuff n your educated n stuff. who else is putting the BabyNes on their registry for their baby shower?
my q is NOT stupid! N agree with u. Even tho adopted moms n single dads r such a minority n most people using the machine will be those who chose to use formula n the poor n uneducated moms who are formula feeding cuz noone has given them any support n help to b/feed n who struggle to mix the formula correctly prolly need the machine the most cant afford it. N i luv that the machine has been made by such an ethical company (bet none on here knows what i'm talking about) n it has been made to make formula fashionable. Not to help anyone.
And yet, sweetpea (if that really is your name) is the fact that the obvious sarcasm and tongue-in-cheek nature of this question washed completely over your head.

If you go to the cash register and you don't have money on it and you are going to pay. Do you still give them your starbucks card with no money on it? Thanks for the help !!!!

I'm kinda hungry but at the same time I'm craving a frap but I don't want food at Starbucks I want some fast-food but I only have around .90. Is it wise to spend money on a four dollar frap or get something else.

I have this new years resolution of when i get the chance and money, i will drink 100 cups of black coffee straight with no drink or food exceptions except bread and water when i have to.

I have a espresso machine at home, but I have no idea where I can buy espresso. I know all it is a finely ground coffee beans but where can I buy that? Do regular grocery stores carry it. I live in Atlanta so we Have Kroger, Publix, and Whole Foods. Please help!!! It would save me a ton of money considering I go to Starbucks every morning. Thanks!

I am currently working at Starbucks. I put my two weeks notice in but im not sure how to access my bean stock. Someone told me you have a certain amount of time after you quit/get fired to claim your money. I went to fidelity.com but they don't tell me anything about actually getting the money.

I am looking into purchasing an espresso maker for the first time. I dont really know how to work one yet, but I love the taste of espresso, cappuchinos, etc. I am just getting out of college so I dont have a lot of money to spend. I have been looking in the under 0 range, but most of the ones in this range have really bad reviews. I have no idea where to start, so I could use some suggestions.