Price doesn't matter. You could get anything. What are you picking?
What is the best coffee maker on the market?
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Last: 4 yr ago by Yaroki
A woman who makes the coffee
Big fan of the Nespresso Vertuo for it's blend of speed and quality. Yes, you get a better cup of coffee from French press or Chemex, but those take more time.
Bunn
Most expensive option by far.Easy, Rod said:
A woman who makes the coffee
Since this is the Outdoors Board, a campfire percolator?
Indoors, a Moccamaster.
Indoors, a Moccamaster.
I got a Technivorm MoccaMaster for Christmas and it's fantastic.
Mr. Coffee
Easy to use. Easy to clean. Cheap to replace.
Easy to use. Easy to clean. Cheap to replace.
Too open ended of a question.
This is like asking. "what is the best gun to own?"
What are you looking for? Everything from a $20 drip coffee machine to $2000 home espresso machine could be the right answer depending on what, how and why you drink coffee.
This is like asking. "what is the best gun to own?"
What are you looking for? Everything from a $20 drip coffee machine to $2000 home espresso machine could be the right answer depending on what, how and why you drink coffee.
if price doesn't matter, Jura E8 is probably the best overall. It's not the 4,000 espresso machine that requires a specialist to tune it up. but, it will do everything extremely well.barnag said:
Price doesn't matter. You could get anything. What are you picking?
Miele. I haven't had coffee from a Jura but the Miele makes the best espresso I've had.
Invest in quality beans and a quality grinder. A 5 star/thousand plus dollar machine really won't do much if you put s#it in it.
As for the machine I am a fan of the Moccamaster mentioned above for a solid cup and long lasting machine.
As for the machine I am a fan of the Moccamaster mentioned above for a solid cup and long lasting machine.
Yeah, but the best thing is that she wakes you up before you even drink the coffee!Stat Monitor Repairman said:Most expensive option by far.Easy, Rod said:
A woman who makes the coffee
Good old fashioned French press for me. It's all about the beans and the grind.
For only making a cup or two a day, I stick with the aeropress. It takes a few minutes, but there's nothing to break and no power required.
Our Bonavita died after 10 years & we replaced it with the Moccamaster... frankly I'm a little underwhelmed.Quote:
I got a Technivorm MoccaMaster for Christmas and it's fantastic.
It doesn't seem to get as hot as our Bonavita did. Sadly Bonavita went to crap so there's no replacing it.
For drip coffee, it's really hard to beat a simple pour over (Kalita, Hario v60, Fellow, etc.) with good coffee that has been recently roasted. Pair it with a decent grinder like a Baratza and you're all set. If you want a machine to make drip maybe look at Moccamaster
If espresso... I'd probably spring for a La Marzocco Linea Mini or gs3. Would need to pair with high end grinder (Eureka Mignon Specialita)
If espresso... I'd probably spring for a La Marzocco Linea Mini or gs3. Would need to pair with high end grinder (Eureka Mignon Specialita)
Just buy fresh quality beans, a grinder, and a French press. Best coffee there is, super cost effective.
I went down this path in the fall and ordered a Ratio Eight, which essentially automates pour over coffee. Shipping backlogs have resulted in it shipping this week, so I can't attest to performance yet.
That's all a real man needs.River Bass said:
Mr. Coffee
Easy to use. Easy to clean. Cheap to replace.
Regular coffee from a can bought at Walmart, too.
Trump will fix it.
This. I bought a $100 version 10 years ago and it's still going. Just had to replace the switch for the hot plate once. Simple to operate and makes a great, quick pot of coffee.JeremiahJohnson said:
Bunn
Bunn commercial model. Well worth the price for ease of use and endless great coffee.
So three conspiracy theorists walk into a bar.................You can't convince me that's a coincidence.
We bought a refurbished commercial model for $150 a few years ago for our office.txrancher69 said:
Bunn commercial model. Well worth the price for ease of use and endless great coffee.
Has 3 hot plates and the hot water tap. It has been awesome and still going strong.
I have a Bunn at my office. It's made thousands and thousands of pots of coffee at this point. At home we usually use a breville barista touch. I like them both depending on what type of coffee I want
nespresso is hands down better than anything on the market.dsvogel05 said:
Big fan of the Nespresso Vertuo for it's blend of speed and quality. Yes, you get a better cup of coffee from French press or Chemex, but those take more time.
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Easy, Rod said:
A woman who makes the coffee
Cold brew in a mason jar on the counter.
Premium Infuser Cold Coffee Maker for 1 QT Wide Mouth Mason Jars by Modern Joe's. Perfect for Ice Coffee and Tea. 50 Micron EXTRA Fine Mesh 304 Stainless Steel https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076PS6FW1/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_D0R05K0DNKDCDZYNJRZV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Premium Infuser Cold Coffee Maker for 1 QT Wide Mouth Mason Jars by Modern Joe's. Perfect for Ice Coffee and Tea. 50 Micron EXTRA Fine Mesh 304 Stainless Steel https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076PS6FW1/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_D0R05K0DNKDCDZYNJRZV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Machine doesnt matter, spend on the beans.
This is the OB I love.
Poster: Recommend a scope under $300
OB: We reccomend a Zeiss 6000SUX, can get them on sale for $2500.
Poster: Reccomend the most expensive coffee maker ever
OB: Mr. Coffee
Poster: Recommend a scope under $300
OB: We reccomend a Zeiss 6000SUX, can get them on sale for $2500.
Poster: Reccomend the most expensive coffee maker ever
OB: Mr. Coffee
I got the wife a Jura e8 for Christmas. We love it. Super easy to use and great coffee quality
All we need now is someone to just recommend instant coffee and skip the whole machine.
My irrational new dad fear was spilling hot coffee on babies.
Started doing my own cold brew and its great.
Grind your own beans, throw a big jar in the fridge overnight, make coffee once every few days. No need for milk, sugar, creamer etc either.
Started doing my own cold brew and its great.
Grind your own beans, throw a big jar in the fridge overnight, make coffee once every few days. No need for milk, sugar, creamer etc either.
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