help!!! I need a coffee maker!

[Anonymous]

I am desperate ha ha! I can't continue going to dunkin everyday. I just would like a reliable regular ol' coffeemaker, one I can get from Target, Walmart, dept store, amazon, etc.; need one that isn't so cheap and basic that it make the coffee sour-tasting. Anyone out there have a recommendation.

[Anonymous]

I like our cuisinart https://www.cuisinart.com/shopping/appliances/coffee_makers/dcc-1200p1/

We’ve had this model for 15+ years

[Anonymous]

We had a Cuisinart then a Capresso. Now we have a Bunn - it has a metal reservoir and makes excellent (really excellent pour over) fast coffee. No auto-shutoff though.

[Anonymous]

I like our ninja coffee maker

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like our cuisinart https://www.cuisinart.com/shopping/appliances/coffee_makers/dcc-1200p1/

We’ve had this model for 15+ years

+1 We're still happy with our cuisinart

[Anonymous]

Moccamaster by Technivorm

[Anonymous]

We love this https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Barista-Brain-Coffee-Maker/dp/B00YEYKK8U

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like our ninja coffee maker

+1

[Anonymous]

I got this one 3 years ago:

https://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-DGB-550BK-Coffee-Grinder-Silver/dp/B000VTP45Q/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=grind%2Band%2Bbrew%2Bcoffee%2Bmaker&qid=1686012287&s=home-garden&sprefix=grind%2Band%2B%2Cgarden%2C74&sr=1-2&th=1

It's a solid good cup of coffee, and programmable.

[Anonymous]

I like this OXO one. You can usually find it on sale somewhere. Not a lot of stupid bells and whistles.

https://www.oxo.com/8-cup-coffee-maker.html

[Anonymous]

Size matters. Do you want to be able to make one cup at a time? Less than 4 cups? A whole pot? Different amounts different days? Ninja has coffee makers that can do both a mug, travel mug, and pot. Hamilton beach has a flex brew that can do a k-cup or coffee grounds - fits both mugs and travel mugs. What you need to avoid is anything that claims super fast brewing. You actually want it to brew longer.

[Anonymous]

I like French Press.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Size matters. Do you want to be able to make one cup at a time? Less than 4 cups? A whole pot? Different amounts different days? Ninja has coffee makers that can do both a mug, travel mug, and pot. Hamilton beach has a flex brew that can do a k-cup or coffee grounds - fits both mugs and travel mugs. What you need to avoid is anything that claims super fast brewing. You actually want it to brew longer.

Yes this is OP I agree the cheap coffee makers that brew quickly make sour coffee. I need just one cup at a time but I could live with a machine that makes 4 cups or so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like French Press.

+1 for this or a pour over. If you get a gooseneck tea kettle you can easily do coffee for one.
(End here if you just want to push a button.)

I like the cheap Melitta plastic one or glass Chemex. I don’t do anything special except wet the grinds w/ a little boiled water to let them ‘bloom’ for @30 seconds or so before pouring the rest of the hot water.
Great, now I want coffee.

[Anonymous]

The best flavour is a French press. A 32 Oz press uses four scoops.of.coffee. five min brew with good boiling water and it bests any nespresso. Plus a fraction of cost and no fancy filters. If you want to to get extra buy a hand held cream milk frother and froth before pouring into your coffee.