u/OkDeer347

Hey everyone,

im looking at getting a coffee machine for home,

Originally I was gonna get Breville Barista Express because it seems easy having everything in one machine, but then I started seeing heaps of people saying it’s better to get a Breville Bambino and buy a grinder separately instead.

Money isn’t really the main issue, I just want something that makes really good coffee and will last‼️

Would love to know:
- if the Barista Express is actually good long term
whether Bambino + separate grinder is noticeably better
-what grinders can u recommend
-what setup you’d buy if you were starting from scratch
- Any alternative to breville?

Anything appreciated! 🙏

Hey everyone,

im looking at getting a coffee machine for home,

Originally I was gonna get Breville Barista Express because it seems easy having everything in one machine, but then I started seeing heaps of people saying it’s better to get a Breville Bambino and buy a grinder separately instead.

Money isn’t really the main issue, I just want something that makes really good coffee and will last‼️

Would love to know:
- if the Barista Express is actually good long term
whether Bambino + separate grinder is noticeably better
-what grinders people in NZ recommend
-what setup you’d buy if you were starting from scratch
- Any alternative to breville?

Anything appreciated! 🙏

Hey everyone,

im looking at getting a coffee machine for home,

Originally I was gonna get Breville Barista Express because it seems easy having everything in one machine, but then I started seeing heaps of people saying it’s better to get a Breville Bambino and buy a grinder separately instead.

Money isn’t really the main issue, I just want something that makes really good coffee and will last‼️

Would love to know:
- if the Barista Express is actually good long term
whether Bambino + separate grinder is noticeably better
-what grinders people in NZ recommend
-what setup you’d buy if you were starting from scratch
- Any alternative to breville?

Anything appreciated! 🙏

Hey so sorry i askd similar q before but changed it

How are people studying for a Contract Law test (40% open book) 😭 pls help

I’m kinda stuck on how to actually prepare for this. Since it’s open book, I’m not sure if I should be focusing more on making really good notes vs memorising structure?

How are you guys doing your notes — like full summaries, case tables, flowcharts, or just annotating slides? And how detailed is too detailed for an open book test?

Also are past papers the best way to study for this or is there something else that helped more? Not sure if I should just grind those or focus on understanding content first.

Any tips would be appreciated 🙏

Hey

im trying to get on top of torts and Contract and would really appreciate any advice on how to study effectively for these papers. What methods actually worked for you . and at what point do u start studying for the exam?

Also, if i did bad on the torts test just passed (25%) what are my chances of stil getting A overall

Also, I’ve got a 1-hour open book Contract quiz coming up that I’ll be doing at home any tips on how to prepare for that specifically? (10%) 10qs multichoice

Thanks heaps, anything appreciated🙏🙏