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TassimoFan5678's Reviews
Top off your favorite coffee treat with TASSIMO Cappuccino Foaming Milk Creamer. Made from real milk and ideal for creating picture-perfect lattes, cappuccinos and more, it delivers a rich and frothy finish that won't disappoint.
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DON'T BUY THIS!!! YOU'LL WASTE YOU R MONEY!!!!
PostedAugust 15, 2012
TassimoFan5678
fromWisconsin
Age:Under 18
Favorite Beverage:Hot Cocoa
Gender:male
Length of Use:Less than 3 months
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I hate this creamer! It's disgusting! I am very mad! But, I'll never abandon Tassimo.. what I do is when I don't feel like adding creamer.... I save it for other beverages... But please DO NOT buy this... wait till they add a new creamer...
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Top off your favorite coffee treat with TASSIMO Cappuccino Foaming Milk Creamer. Made from real milk and ideal for creating picture-perfect lattes, cappuccinos and more, it delivers a rich and frothy finish that won't disappoint.
Why is their water left in t disc after brewing is completed.
after brewing is water in T disc normal
Because it comes out by WATER PRESSURE and it didn't have enough water pressure to take the last drops out, and its water because the water took the milk while it was going trough the T-disk.
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