Recommend your coffee maker!

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Any unit certified by the Specialty Coffee Association will make good coffee. Pick one from their list based on your personal parameters for cost, footprint, features, and appearance. https://sca.coffee/certified-home-brewer

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Fellow Aiden - it is an automatic pourover. Can be programmed.

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Anonymous wrote:Any unit certified by the Specialty Coffee Association will make good coffee. Pick one from their list based on your personal parameters for cost, footprint, features, and appearance. https://sca.coffee/certified-home-brewer

This is what I thought too, but I bought one of the Bonavitas they recommended and gave up after the second warranty replacement died. The Moccamaster was worth the extra cost.

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Anonymous wrote:A cuisinart stainless steel percolator changed my life this year. The coffee is better and hotter and doesn’t taste like hot plastic. You wash the entire machinery so you know it’s clean. I’ll never brew coffee at
home any other way.

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Can you link to the machine you have? I am looking to upgrade my plastic Cuisinart - I've been pleased with the longevity of this coffee maker, but one with metal parts would be amazing.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m slumming it. I got a Capresso burr grinder for $100 and a Cuisinart Drip for $50 both at Costco about 5 years ago. Works for me.

Same - I have a different burr grinder, but the cheap Cuisinart drip has been my go to for years. I've only had 2 in the past 25 years and I drink coffee every day.

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We have the plastic Cuisinart as well. It is either 12 or 14 cups, I forget. It works well. It has a timer. We used to have the Cuisinart grind & brew, but that was loud enough to wake up the baby. We went with the one that uses ground coffee and never looked back. I've replaced it a few times, but it is usually our fault that it breaks. Plenty hot!

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I grind my beans with a KitchenAid burr grinder.
I order medium or light roast beans from Kona or from George Howell.
I use a 5 cup Mr Coffee and unbleached filters.
Go ahead and scoff.

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I have a Chemex and a grinder. A coffee maker will be a one-stop shop, but if you have fun making coffee, this is a good way to do that.

https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/chemex-wood-collar-glass-coffeemaker/?catalogId=79&sku=2964765&cm_ven=PLA&cm_cat=Google&cm_pla=Electrics%20%3E%20Coffee%20Makers&cm_ite=2964765_14571727833_aud-1967894174633:pla-1418851111181&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=14571727833&gbraid=0AAAAADrs9cH0p66tq9KqoXwnkf4DppxkR&gclid=CjwKCAjwuIbBBhBvEiwAsNypvfAU0RSNYsVXBc0wtvUp-pPcb6ZkQNYQq_urm8JKVoEq7N18rzngUxoCLfEQAvD_BwE

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Technivorm Moccamaster. I learned about here and will never use anything else. When my son moved to his own place, he asked for one as a housewarming gift.

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Why so many exclamation marks????!!!!!!!!

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Anonymous wrote:Why so many exclamation marks????!!!!!!!!

Because sardines are delicious.

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Omg!!!

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I love the technovorm.

It has no bells or whistles. No hot plate to burn coffee. No timer.

It’s lasting.

I have the insulated carafe one. Comes in 2 sizes. Mine brews 3.5 mugs (Starbucks handled mugs - 11oz ish?). Wish I had bought larger capacity but almost empty nester we will have 1/2 as many coffee lovers.

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Forgot to add @ 7:20:
https://www.reddit.com/r/BuyItForLife/comments/17x0bsn/bifl_coffee_maker_recommendations/