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"  Years ago we had a Tassimo in the REDBOOK offices. It was in Stacy&amp;#039;s office, and every so often I&amp;#039;d be in a meeting in there and she&amp;#039;d offer all of us a single-serve coffee or cappucino of our choice. It was such a treat. Eventually, we moved buildings, and I think the Tassimo got left behind. In the meantime, single-serve coffee and espresso beverage makers have gotten hugely popular\u2014when I ask for decaf at my dad&amp;#039;s house, he just pops a little cartridge into his Keurig and a few minutes later I&amp;#039;ve got a steaming, perfectly-brewed mug of coffee. I always think about getting one at home, but we got a shiny, awesome Cuisinart coffeemaker for our wedding, so I am in no hurry to replace it. And then a few weeks ago, the folks at Tassimo sent over their latest model, the T20 by Bosch, for me to try out. (I got a preview\u2014they are available for purchase starting March 30 at Target.) They sent it along with some cafe latte cartridges (or T-discs, as they&amp;#039;re called), but since I only drink decaf after having the baby, I went to their web site to order some different varieties. I had quite a choice! They&amp;#039;ve got Gevalia coffees, good old Maxwell House, and Starbucks, among other brands. And also tea from Twinings and Tazo! And hot chocolate from the very fancy-sounding Suchard (of Switzerland)! I ordered some decaf and some hot chocolate, then waited for the shipment to arrive.  Once I was set up with my supplies, I opened shop, so to speak. Every editor who crossed my office threshold was met with the same invitation: &amp;quot;Can I offer you a cafe latte or hot chocolate or fresh-brewed coffee?&amp;quot; And most often, the answer was yes. I&amp;#039;d swivel around in my desk chair and get brewing. The lattes (made with real milk, which comes in a separate T-disc) were especially popular\u2014my only complaint was that none of the Tassimo-compatible coffee companies has developed decaf cafe lattes yet! But I did especially enjoy the hot chocolate. Anyway, this thing is easy to handle: I just fill the back container with water, pop it onto the unit, put in a new T-disc, and hit the start button. I feel like a barrista! Plus, the Tassimo itself is nice and compact (I remember the old one in Stacy&amp;#039;s office being larger and more cumbersome), and fits right next to my printer on the counter behind my desk. If we ever have to move offices again, I&amp;#039;m making sure the Tassimo comes with me. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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