Here it is!! Yes, we promised you that we had a special GiftAway coming…and here it is! We have shared with you before just how special this machine is to us! So, special that yes, we admit it, we took it on the road with us across the USA!
I know, I know, it’s a bit over the top! But, you have to understand, my husband and I owned a coffee shop. We are so dedicated to a good cup of coffee that we even backpacked our own beans and a press with us through China! Priorities people! When we stumbled on this gem of a machine three years ago, it quickly found a place in the family! Our 15 year old has even mastered a killer pull.
Not too long ago, we sent a copy of our road trip post to Breville USA. Evidently, the office loved it!
They loved it so much, they gave us a machine to GiftAway to our readers.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we want to GiftAway this machine as a Thank You!
Drumroll please…
Thank you to you, our readers for reading, commenting and sharing our stories with your friends!
Thank you to bloggers who discovered us early on and sent link loves our way!
Thank you for putting up with our campaigning craziness!
Thank you for believing in us and catching the dream, even when we weren’t sure we were communicating well!
Thank you Breville USA for allowing us to share the love with our readers!
Thank you to our husbands for cooking and helping us to be a great “food” blog!
Thank you to Reverb for Taking Us On!
Thank you Kate for being our first guest blogger!
Thank you all, for joining us at the table!
Now, the details you’ve been waiting for!
To enter the Breville Die Cast Espresso Machine (Model BES820XL) GiftAway,
Leave us a comment here and let us know what road trip you would plan, in the US, with your Breville!
We will choose one winner. USA entries only.
The contest will run from now until 9:00pm eastern time Wednesday, December 2, 2009.
The winner will be chosen using Random.org.
i’d plan a trip up the east coast with my breville!
I’d take my Breville on a road trip along Route 66. It let it get it’s kicks while the expresso gave me a caffine kick.
I would take my Breville (and a bag of beans from Zeke’s) on my annual trip to Florida. Those people in the sunshine state do NOT know coffee!
I would take my Breville up the West Coast on our family trip to the Tsartlip First Nations Community on Vancouver Island this summer. We’re going with a team to host a kids camp there (with YWAM). I’d use it to keep the staff happy and energized! : ) Here’s a link to last years trip… http://cwhitler.blogspot.com/2009/08/tsartlip-village.html
The roadtrip I would take is to a USMC base and give free coffee to our troops. I have a new Marine and I know that small acts of kindness are appreciated by our military .
I would have loved to have had this on our very recent 15 hour drive down to florida. there is no coffee worth drinking on that stretch of road, even 10 hours deep at 4 in the morning! sure hope to have this baby with me next year!
We’d go for a jaunt to Kansas City to visit our best friends who recently moved away. We used to love sharing a cup of coffee together, and we could once again!
I want, I want too!! I promise to take it on my road trips tooo!!!
i would take it on a road trip with my sister to this awesome day spa in Vermont. we’d spend three days getting facials, eating good cheese and sipping cafe americano’s!!! woot.
This is so funny! Coffee no matter where you are. It’d be perfect for a trip back to the East coast. Anyone driving from LA to NYC will need caffeine!
i would take my breville with me from seattle through chicago and end in boston. visit all my family with great coffee along the way!
I would take my Breville to the headwaters of the Mississippi River at Lake Itasca!
I will take this espresso machine to East Lansing, MI, where I will visit my son in college. Upon arrival, I will brew myself an espresso and froth some milk for his hot chocolate!
I would take my Breville to my Mom’s house in Florida, and I would force her to drink the good stuff until she admitted it was better than Folger’s instant.
We’d pack up the fam and take a very over due trip to the west coast,…along the way seeing sights in UT Badlands, Redwoods eventually making it to Seattle. And Id go to Seattle’s “best” with a bag of Moonrise coffee, pull em’ a shot with the Breville and let them know if that’s the best coffee Seattle has to offer!
Wow. I can’t believe you took your espresso machine on a road trip! That’s awesome! I guess we’d take ours on a road trip to visit our military-family since we’re all spread out.
We would pack the car and take a reverse trip of our adventure from Miami to Minneapolis. Stopping along the way in Oskalossa, IA to see Gramps, St Louis to see the Arch, Memphis for BBQ, Nashville for the Country Music Hall of Fame, New Orleans for a good time and on to Miami to laugh with family and friends!
This thing would definitely be going with me on my trip down Route 66!! Will taste great with all the pies I plan on eating!
I’d go back to the cabin in Northern Wisconsin with my hubby and our Breville.
He’d be a happy camper.
Since I live in NC, and my husband lives in NY because of his employment, I would take it on a road trip to NY. Both my husband and I are coffee/espresso addicts, and taking this Breville on a road trip would keep us awake, alert and HAPPY! Thanks for the opportunity to win it! Cheers! C[_]
My husband would love this. I’d take both hubby and machine on a trip out west. Never been. Need to go.
I would road trip with this to the wine country outside St. Louis. Then I would chase each glass of wine with a cup of coffee to counteract the sleepy effects of the wine
I would get back to SoCal after this year in Europe where I would proceed with my killer coffee maker to OCMD and share some laughs and good memories with my Phillips Crab House cronies!
we would showcase Breville at Fresh Brewed Coffee!
My friend and I are driving to Colorado with our six kids under six in March. We’d use it to keep us awake
!
I would take it with me on a West Coast Trip with an all to cliche stop in Seattle!
I have always wanted to drive the West Coast from Washington state South to Baja California. There would be so much to see and do and I would SO need to have coffee, and GOOD coffee to take me over those miles. Think of the blog posts about that trip!!
First, I would pretend that I live in the USA and not Kristin’s brother..then I would stuff it in my suitcase (hopefully avoiding customs and a stiff 17.5 percent VAT penalty) and take it back to England.
i would take it with us on a long desired trip hubs and i have wanted to take…get on the road and see where it takes us. no plans, no pressures, just enjoying what we find on the way! oh, and also would take it with me when i visit my sister in missouri…who has a small standard coffee pot in which she brews her half-caff folgers. it is truly a sin i am sure!
Someday I know Ned and I want to do the napa and sonoma valley and stop at thomas keller’s restaurants so we would take it there with us!!
We live in Wisconsin and I’d take a road trip with my wife and son from here to Glacier Park in Montana. It’s a place we went when I was very young and I’d love to make some new memories there with my family. Along the way, we’d have to stop in the Badlands, Mount Rushmore, and in Iowa to see the places where my wife and I were born! Of course, we love our local coffee shop and would have to make our first stop there to stock up on a few select blends of Alterra Coffee
I would take it to Vegas….because where else do you want to be up all night on an espresso high?
I would not mind hauling this baby
to Florida this January- no I would not!
I would take it with me on a trip south anywhere that it is warm! I came here from PW’s link to your blog. Looks fun!
hmm, no road trips are in the works as of yet. next one would be to colorado probably. i would make coffee for new people i meet, since i don’t really drink coffee that much. but coffee is such an easy way to meet others!
Austin, TX. With all the great live music, who has time to sleep? With the Breville, we wouldn’t have to.
Hand on handle, my Breville buddy and I would head south for Star Hill Farm in Loretto, KY. It’d be a southern fried road trip, ending at the bottom of a red waxed dipped cognac glass courtesy of Maker’s Mark distillery! From Baltimore to Loretto, my Breville will keep me keyed up and warm on this high octane Gone South typ road trip.
I’d take my Breville on our road trip to southwest missouri! Need lots of caffeine for that loooong trip.
I’d take my Breville with me on two road trips: the first from my current home in Chicago to my parent’s home in Wichita, which is a looong 12 hour drive through the less interesting parts of Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. The second would be on my “hope to be able to afford this in the near future” road trip down the east coast from Maine to Florida.
I Mandingo would take my space monkey and Breville espresso maker on a time-travelling sojourn through a wormhole into the annals of history. We would visit the 1950′s and become original Beatniks. While sipping our coffee, we will learn new words and develop unique speech patterns, all the while becoming more street-wise and hip.
I’m A Traveling Coffee Caterer Barista/Roaster I Would Take My Machine With Me At All My Catering Events, & Also When I Travel To Do PAN Roasting Events. I Live In South Ga I Plan On A PAN Roasting Tour Late Jan Early Feb. Starting From Fla Going Up To CT, Maybe Further Depends On How Many Request I Get. c|_| Thanks For Awesome Opportunity!
Mmmm… Breville on the way to Austin for New Years! Who can deny a 4 year old her pick me up?
(Trust me she is a snot if you exclude her!)
I would take it on a trip to AZ to see Husband’s parents and sis & her fam. MIL, SIL, and I love love love coffee.
I would take the Breville on a road trip to Boise, Idaho so that I could hit the slopes @ Bogus Basin and then make a latte to warm up!!
I have dreamed to ride an RV to the Great Canion, I would take her Long to keep me awake. Although it may spend most of the time in Baltimore City warming up the people I would be serving for His Glory.
Backpacking in Superior MN, we to love coffee so much our portable french press is always at the top of our equipment list along with our stove. I can see us plugged into the shower building at Split Rock State Park with our Breville after a morning shower, just before leaving base camp for the day. Just think of all the friends we would make in the morning with the great smell of coffee/espresso from the Breville. What a way to start the day, and finish a long day of hiking!! Coffee/Espresso and new friends. Then after returning home to go back to work, I would take the Breville to work. Great coffee/espresso is the mainstay of any person’s diet who works midnight during Minnesota winters. A Breville would be put through the paces and find a great home with us!!!
I would pack some Zeke’s beans and road trip down to Baltimore – I know its not far from NYC (where I live), but it’s where my husband lives and if he’s not here, then I’m going there.
I actually put an espresso machine on our wedding registry but then I felt bad and removed it – my husband isn’t a coffee drinker (crazy, I know!) so I just got a Bialetti stovetop maker, but I still want a proper machine…
The road trip I would plan with my Breville would be to Greenville, SC. My best friend just moved there and, like you, I must bring my own beans when I travel … I might as well bring the machine along, too. I hope I win. We used to own a coffee shop, too, and our family thinks we are n.u.t.s. because we’re so particular about coffee/espresso.
I’d take the espresso machine and my wife to Florida so my wife would quit complaining about the cold up north!
My hubby and daughter and I would pack up and head out to Washington state to see my very best friend and her hubby! I know they would appreciate us bringing the Breville with us!
I would take the Breville on a roadtrip to OHIO to see my family this year for Christmas!!!
The Breville would come in handy when SCSU alumni take the trek back up to St. Cloud State Minnesota. We’ll try to fool our bodies and minds that we can keep up with the college “kids” (thankfully being jacked up on Breville espresso!)
I would take that wonderful machine with me to New Orleans…where nobody ever sleeps!
We will take it to Argentina with us, then use it to serve all the kids in the youthcenter. Thanks for your hospitality. It’s a pleasure to get to know you guys!
I would tie this machine to the back of my 4 wheeler, go through the deep creek (you know the one), ride down the rocky road and into a place of serenity. A place where coffee belongs. Hope it doesn’t rain!
My husband and would pack up ourselves, my big pregnant belly, and our dogs for a trip to Portland to see our good friends, Justin and Erin. They are coffee snobs, and I bet they would welcome us even more warmly than usual if we had a Breville in tow!
I will hook it up to a car battery in my fish house for the annual ice fishing trip with 10 of my friends. We’ll all need the help to get us going in the mornings and keep us going in the evenings. We will photograph it for you and report our successes thanks to the Breville.
I would pack the breville in my spacious backseat, put my wife in the front, and head down to see some close friends in phoenix. They are also caffiends (our word for coffee fanatics) and we could enjoy some hiking with fresh-brewed espresso and then evening pool relaxing with espresso martinis.
I would take this with me all over the country when i went to debate tournaments. Debate is a coffee intense activity and the coffee provided by college kids with industrial urns is worse than royal farms at like 11:oo AM. So i would take this to places like Carrolton Ga, Binghamton NY, Clarion PA, Danbury CT, and if we went to Manhattan i could take it on the street and make enough to pay for the hotel rooms!
The husband and I have to make a roadtrip from LA to Cleveland next Spring to “remove our treasures” from our parents’ homes. This would be a perfect travel companion (since we wouldn’t have to make pee or walk stops for it). And since neither of us can stomach Starbuck’s, we’d actually be able to have some very fine caffeinated beverages to fuel us on our journey.
Not really a world traveler but I am a coffee lover and with the holidays on the way, I’d be sure to bring to it all holiday gatherings I attend.
I would take the Breville with me to work everyday. Since our work machine is gross.
Also Breville would go with me on the family vacation.
I would take home up the California cost with me for Christmas and make fresh brewed espresso for the whole family as their Christmas present!
Blue Ridge Mountains camping, here we come! (Ok, maybe in the spring…) And after that last fling in the wild, time to settle down at my husband’s office at Johns Hopkins — ever since his second-hand (rescued from the trash and then repaired) Krups died a year ago, he’s refused to allow anyone to buy him anything as pedestrian as a Mr. Coffee (Gawd forbid!) What a loverly Christmas gift it would make for the darlin’ coffee snob! (oops. Sorry to the coffee snobbish club above…) (Anyways, you know where I’D be getting my coffee brewed when I visited him at work (and it wouldn’t be the One World Cafe, either!)) Thanks for the fun!
I would head to Jemez Pueblo, NM and breathe in the crisp mountain air while I enjoy a cup of precisely brewed java and yummy warm biscochito cookies baked in an authentic “horno” indian oven. the perfect road trip begins and ends in “The Land of
Enchantment”
I know next summer my family has a trip planned to go to Colorado and the Grand Canyon… I would definitely be bringing this delightful machine along, the females of the family (myself, my mother and my sister) would very much benefit from a daily cup, or maybe it is the men who would benefit more…
Hey, LoveFeastTable, this is so awesome! Bless you guys! I know the contest is to share where I would TAKE the Breville, but honestly, I can’t think of a better place than to serve right from my kitchen. There is a spot on my counter where I’ve been envisioning the machine. I can see myself serving those whom God brings to my door.
Being geocachers, I’d do a non-stop trip to all of the continental states I have none found a cache in yet. That means going up to New England, and to pretty much everything west of the Mississippi. We’d take the back roads. I am most excited to eventually see Maine, Montana, Arizona, Washington and Alaska!
Thanks kids! This will be so appreciated if I win!
I’d take a Breville on a road trip to the West Coast. I’ve never been to SoCal… and what could be better than SoCal AND great coffee!!!
I’d pack up my Breville and head north to New England in either summer or fall. I used to spend time on Martha’s Vineyard with a friend’s family, so after driving to MA, I’d hop the ferry, Breville in tow, and head over to the island. Perfect trip.
I would take the Breville on a trip up to Acadia National Park and watch the sun rise with a very fresh double espresso.
I’d plan a road trip to Kentucky with it – ’cause even God loves a good cuppa!
Lovefeast Table, I thought when I read your blog the first time about taking your Breville on the road with you was great. I absolutely loved the pictures that were taken everywhere. I think a calendar should be made!
I would take my Breville with me when my husband takes me to the woods. The coffee I get on those trips do not even compare to what the Breville would be able to provide for me! Thanks again!
Schnikeys!! How COOL are you!!! lol… I would grab my Breville and hit the road back to Cali so my daughter can see where she was born… we’ve been meaning to for the last 6 years now, and methinks this most awesome machine would be just the thing to get us there!!! lol… I may just even bust it out when we road trip it down to the small farm we may be moving to soon… (crosses fingers)
You guys are seriously AWESOME!!! I love this!! ~ Dani<3
I would plan a trip to Colorado with my husband and somehow get him up this great little rocky slope and into this tiny little cave where I would give him the perfect cup to enjoy while gazing at Garden of the Gods in his most favorite “happy place” in the world.
I would take my Breville to visit my family in Missouri, so I could make a great Caramel Macchiato with Extra Bold Starbucks Espresso since htey don’t have a starbucks in their town.
Those photos make me laugh, because when I worked on a boat, we used to plug our electric coffee maker into a lamppost on the pier. Looked pretty silly. But I would take my Breville down to where my boyfriend is sailing (from Maine to Maryland) and make him an Americano!
We’re planning a long weekend road trip to the mountains of Colorado to ski/snowboard with the family & I’m sure a few teenage friends (Ian & Helena) this spring. As we’ll be staying at a family condo on the mountains we’ll need to make our morning coffee/espresso each day, so the Breville Espresso Maker would be the perfect accessory to take. Waking up with the sun shining off the snowtop mountains sipping the perfect cup of espresso to start the mornings… what a life! Of course finishing the evening with a nice HOT cup (with a shot of Baileys) too doesn’t sound so bad either!
I would take the Breville on a road trip to the yukon. (close to Alaska) Everyone knows that polar bears don’t know good coffee.
I would take the Breville and my husband on a road trip to CA…visit my nephew, visit some vineyards, and definitely enjoy my coffee with an oceanside sunrise.
Breville goes with me everywhere (cigarette plug adaptor in car).
I’d take my Breville on a weekend road trip to Moab Utah. Great place, but they need better coffee! I’ll share!
I am actually considering driving my mother from Michigan to Florida this March. This would be a wonderful trip to take and having a fabulous cup of coffee would make it even better!
I would drive out to Montauk Point on the east end of LI with the Breville riding shotgun. When i got there i would enjoy a nice americano while sitting on the rocks watching the fishing boats go out at sunrise.
I’d take my Breville to Mexico. Americans would pay big for a good cup of coffee while on vacation.
I would take my Brevilla with me on a drive to Yosemite
I would take my Breville to Washington with me and drive all the way down the coast to San Diego…DH and I have been trying to plan this for years – our 4 children however keep us here for now
I’d bring Breville to the mountains of upstate New York! A scenic overlook would be the perfect place to enjoy a cup of coffee.
I would take my Breville on an all-girls trip to my friend’s cabin in Idaho.
I’d take it to Baltimore on the way to visit good friends.
To Duluth, MN to meet up with a guy that knows a lot more about coffee than I do.
To Albuquerque New Mexico for the Balloon Fiesta!!!
I would take my Breville on a road trip across the USA, cruise over to Hawaii and then up to Alaska with a final destination at Coffee Fest in Seattle
Since I have never had the opportunity to use one,I would take it to my dear friend’s house who has one and have her teach me how to use it:) This is just what the doctor ordered to help get me through my long days and nights of studying!!!
need to take it too put a rocket engine to it and fly it too the moon, or just put it in my kitchen where it would help me get the kids off to school everyday.
Have to go East first to stop at Lovefeast folks to show me how to pull the best shot and then head slowly cross country visiting wonderful alpaca farms and introduce them to a good cup of coffee while having interesting conversations. Then fly it home in my carry on (I can only take so much driving!) and enjoy a daily reminder of wonderful people and coffee!
I would take my Brev everywhere I go!
I’ll take the espressolator to Sedona AZ and see which way the coffee will swirl in a vortex.
I’d go across the US!
I think I would let my husband take it out to the ranch with him so he could wake up to something warm and that would keep him going all day long:)
I would take my Beville on the long drive to Kansas to visit my mother, a coffee-aholic, upon whom I would bestow that beautiful machine!
oh, I’d take it with me to the ocean…we Would sit for hours gazing at the ocean waves lapping in covering my toes…we would sip the heavenly tasting liquid gold as we watched the sun rise above the horizon –
We would love the color dancing across the skies – love the smell of the coffee – love the water covering my toes…
Mmmmmm loving it!! c(_)
@spreadingJOY
I would take my Beville on the road to some of my favorite Colorado mountain destinations (Silverton, Ouray, Telluride, Crested Butte) and discover some new ones. I would share God’s blessing with the unfortunate (those who are settling for campfire coffee) and the world would be a better, more pampered place!
If I had a Breville I would never leave home, I’d be so content! You’d find me each day greeting “her” with a happy smile. (She’d need a name and become my best friend.) We’d share our mornings together, whispering over an artisan coffee. After the morning togetherness, “she’d” receive a gentle non-abrasive cleaning and a place of honor on the kitchen counter.
We’d meet again for our afternoon latte, staring into each others eyes. I’d look lovingly at “her” and remind her how special she is to me. She’ll talk to me in that sound only a Beville can make-and I’d be waiting with listening ears.
Within a day, we’d have nicknames for each other-I’ll call her “Bev” and she’ll call me “addict.”
Waiting with open arms for Bev to join me in my California home. {{HUGS}} from a-Latte-Mom
The route along the california highway, through Carmel!
I would take my new Breville on my travel adventures with my 4-year-old daughter: pirate ships, princess castles, and hidden fairy worlds in the backyard. And, of course, we would play coffee shop!
I would even consider taking it to church with me.
I would take my new Breville off to college with me!
And if possible, I’ll carry it on a key-chain and take it everywhere with me!
I would head up the coast towards San Francisco with my my new Breville! we would stop along the way and sight see! Taking in all the beauty of the beaches along the way! my new Breville would be so thrilled to see the Golden Gate Bridge!!!
The Brev would definitely hit the road running with me—-a rich, full-bodied cup with the crema floating on top can turn even the most challenging days into pure bliss
I would travel to every corner of Texas catching up with old friends, making new friends, and enjoying some delicious coffee pulled from my new Breville . Mmmmm so Good!
I’d take it to intercessory prayer groups with all-nighters…what a blessing that would be! I’d have to pray about where else to take it to bless others with it!
I just got my car fixed and would love to take my wife, my new Breville and say hi to a new honeymoon as we drove across the country together, just the three of us.
I would take it on a road trip right to my kitchen!!
I was just thinking about your post this week as I was packing to go to Austin/San Antonio for the week. I looked at my coffee machine and thought, should I bring that. They took theirs? So I’d put it in the car and take it with me. Love it! Thanks for the inspiration!
I would bring it with to my grandmother’s house who waters down her coffee that barely tastes like coffee. Hee, hee. Or I guess we could take it on our road trip to Kentuky in a few months.
I’d have to take this king of coffee to the West Coast for a little Seattle and Cali action.
It’s beginning to look like Christmas! and having the Breville Expresso Machine under my tree would make it perfect.
I would be taking it on the road with me for “Road Trips in 2010!” I’ve got several planned to West Texas, Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, Minnesotta and the works!
Enjoying the holidays to the fullest!
I’d take it to one of my favorite winter hotspots, Park City, UT!
I would take my Breville USA trip to the Senior Homes at coffee time (automatic drip Folgers), to give them an extra bit of shiny chrome and steam power excitement for their morning…the guys will especially love it!
I would love to lug it to Paris!
let’s see here. i would take the breville…how about to the streets of america. i would take a trip to the west coast and visit fam there, and on the way bring the lovefeast outside to all of the poor i see on the way. i would give away a love cup of espresso to everyone who needed a lift up that i could find! love has many languages, some of which exist in a cup<3
I would take this with me on my redeye flights! I would be the BEST FLIGHT ATTENDANT EVER!
I’d Take it to Hawaii!!!
With the Breville, I would drive across country—from California to Massachusetts; stopping along the way to share a cup with freinds and family. Then, upon arriving in Massachusetts, I would have a coffee clutch with my childhood freinds as well as extended family
Well, I think I would take it on a short road trip from my home to the office building I am currently in, attending a meeting with a cute man named Todd….blond, smart, etc. And I would set it up and make him a cup of fabulous NYC coffee!
I would take this with me to my Proctologist appointment tomorrow.
I would take mine on my trip to see my son who is now stationed in San Diego. He flys F18s for the Marines. He and I love to share a great cup of cuppucino together. We love the ritual of making it together and sharing some relaxing talk time to enjoy our shared efforts. He’ll be deployed in March.. I’d love to then give it to him for his F18!!!
Thx!
I’d take it to the shore of lake superior and drink great coffee while I watched my dog bark at the waves.
To the SCAA Expo in Santa Barbara, or a regional Barista Guild event!
I will take the Breville to my parents in California because they have the oldest coffee maker in existence and espreesso is unheard of in their town.
I enjoyed a short trip across PA towards the Catskills this summer. I wouldn’t mind doing that again, delving a bit deeper and lengthening it to include the Adirondacks in NY. Then again, I have wanted to cross the country again and visit the Grand Canyon. Either of those trips would be a riot photographing a coffee maker along the way. Like Flat Stanley or that friendly garden gnome! LOL Just dreaming!
We’d take the Breville on all our travels througout the southwest. We might even try to find a way to take it on some motorcycle trips!
I am planning a road trip in a couple weeks. Vegas to the Grand Canyon to Zion and back to Vegas. Hope to do some hiking along the way.
I am driving to Boston to visit family for the Holidays and would love to take this little beauty with!
Would it be silly to keep it with me always? This way I would never have to worry about having an amazing cup of coffee no matter where I am!
What a wonderful giveaway!
Where would I take it? The in-laws. For sure. They are coffee fanatics, and perhaps traveling with my own special machine would get me some points. I really, realllly need points.
I would take it to the middle east or India (still not certain about the ethnicity of the kids in that vision) and become the communal spot to hang out and talk, share a laugh, have dinner whatever… all over a cup of great coffee. (And while I’m in the U.S… take it to Wilkens Ave in Bmore and hand em out)
I just read the contest info…
In the U.S? I would fly to Oregon, Go up to Washington, over to Idaho, into Canada and End up in Alaska. yup.
I am with all the votes for curling up in the kitchen and never leaving home. I use my current “starter” espresso machine 4-6 times a day!
To the beach in Can Cun for highly caffenated time with my wife
Oh…how about simply leaving it in the kitchen looking shiny and pretty saying …use me! Nothing (almos) better than having good coffee and conversation with new and old friends.
I would take it around Atlanta visiting friends and make some great espresso. Then maybe go sit at SBUX outside and do a taste test with passerbyes/passerbys
The contest is now over! We will post the results real soon!
Thanks for playing! We loved the creativity of the comments!
Good luck to everyone!
Kristin and Chris Ann
I am going to take a road trip, but not exactly a road trip. I want to take a train trip, with only as much luggage as I need, a fancy espresso machine, meeting as many people along the way, and eating and talking during all hours of the day.
I would take the Breville on my annual deer
hunting trip in Western Illinois. We need espresso!!!
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