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I've been making my own cappuccino's for the past decades and always laugh at the prices I see the rare times I take one while out. Buying my expensive machine
by SebFender 3y ago
I've been making my own cappuccino's for the past decades and always laugh at the prices I see the rare times I take one while out. Buying my expensive machine has practically been an investment at this point... lol
It's clear that going out for anything in the past years has become not only a luxury but a head scratcher most times.
Invest in your setup and skills - not only will you save in the long run - you will learn things and have fun doing it.
- SebFender 3y agoJust for fun, here are my numbers rounding things up for fun with current prices... Milk 5$ for 2 litres, decent coffee usually around 20$ for 350 grams, water filters 100$ a year, machine 5k good for at least 20000 shots (based on my last one that lasted more than a decade). The price of my cappuccino comes to around 2$ cad. This is of course based on low volume and little over head. Of course if I would add utilities and space it would be higher such a businesses do - but it's a decent reference based on more than 20 years of doing it.