Help K cup coffee maker needed
6 years ago
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Comments (63)Knock, knock! Anybody still here? Any Plain Jane coffee maker suggestions for a non-coffee-snob, non-foodie? DH drinks two cups of coffee at breakfast. I have one cup, cafe au lait. (Acid tummy.) Our 15-year-old Krups drip coffee maker with thermal carafe is acting up -- failing to use all the water in the reservoir, despite de-scaling with vinegar. It uses #4 Melitta cones. I use a separate small burr grinder. I warm the thermal carafe before making coffee. My main objectives are a decent brewing temperature, a thermal carafe, and a medium-low price point. Among the medium priced five drip coffee makers that Consumer Reports says reach high enough water temps, only the Capresso MT600 did not have bad user reviews on the carafe. (Complaints about drips; some people resorting to pouring *over the sink*.) Costco has a Capresso CM300 for $60. The MT600's MSP is $140. Would you encourage/discourage me from buying either one? (At least I could return the CM300 with no loss.) Would you encourage any of the 'pod' type coffee makers? (I would not be spending hundreds per year on pre-made pods, but using our own freshly ground beans.)...See MoreKeurig or other one cup coffee maker?
Comments (5)I am sorry to hear about your brother's vision. Have you talked with the blind association? They came out and helped my parents set things up around their place. Also if your brother is a vet, some VA centers offer a vision program called VISOR. It is almost like a camp to learn how to manage low vision. They also gave my dad lots of helpful aids including a computer with a large screen and a reading device. The computer had software to massively enlarge the orint and read it. Back to coffee I just bought the nespresso virtuline(sp) for my husband for Christmas. You do have to order the pods on-line or from specialty shops. The pods are recycled- they give you a recycle bag. It does have a reservoir Can't tell you much more since we haven't used it other than samples at the store....See MoreDo you use K-Cups?
Comments (16)We have the Cuisinart (partnered with Keurig) and it takes the K cups. Ours has a very large water reservoir and a 3-year waranty, which are two of the reasons we got the Cuisinart. We love it! I buy the K cups at Bed, Bath & Beyond with a 20% off coupon or at Kohl's when they have a % off promotion. If you work the sales you can get the K cups for around 40 cents a cup. I won't pay regular price for them because they can be too expensive. I rarely buy them at the grocery store because they're too expensive even if they're on sale. I've used the "your choice" filter piece that comes with the unit, where you use your own coffee and it's okay but not as good as the K cups...somehow it loses something in the translation LOL. I like the Donut Shop coffee from the Coffee People for breakfast and the darker roasts like Newman's Own, Emeril's Big Easy Bold or Green Mountain French Roast when I want a little more kick. We have the Pumpkin Spice and Hazelnut for when we want a flavored coffee. We thought the Pumpkin Spice would be nice at Thanksgiving. I'm not familiar with the industrial makers. Did you buy it through a commercial restaurant distributor?...See MoreK Cup Compatible Coffee Machines - NOT Keurig!
Comments (0)I'm not a coffe drinker but seeking to buy a machine* for my husband who already has a Keurig V cup machine - They don't make hardly any V cup coffees for the V machine so it needs replacing. We refuse to buy a Keurig made machine as a replacement because they have now locked their new makers out to non-Keurig brand coffees. I've found only a few K cup compatible machines - 1. Cuisinart (supposedly a Keurig machine though just rebranded. 2. Hamilton Beach with very poor ratings 3. Others - off brands, one cup machines etc. I was hoping to find a machine that could also make Espresso etc. in addition to K cup compatibility of various size cups. Any suggestions would be super - thanks! * Wanting a full size higher end machine - not a small cheap one. PS - I did find one video of a hack for the locked out Keurig machines - http://www.keurighack.com...See More- 6 years ago
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