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Welcome to Best Coffee Makerz

admin — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 10:11:59 +0000

BestCoffeeMakerz.com is here to help you choose the best coffee maker for your purpose. A small household may only need a small coffee maker yet if you run a café you will most certainly want to head towards a commercial coffee maker and usually at least a two group. And, you may want a 10 cup coffee maker. You need to match your coffee maker to your purpose!

Let’s take a look at the types of equipment for making coffee. There are the:

•    Percolator
•    Drip coffee makers (flat bottomed or cone filters)
•    Plunger Pot/French Press
•    Espresso Machines (pump or steam)
•    Espresso Moka Pots
•    Vacuum Coffee Pot
•    Ibrik

Do you understand how they all work and the differences between them? What about the brands, do you want a Braun coffee maker or have you heard that the Cuisinart coffee makers are good? Whatever you need to know, we are here to help.

We won’t stop at just coffee makers either, we also cover coffee maker accessories so you can make a perfect cup of coffee every time. Our tastes vary so the coffee maker that one person loves, could be a coffee maker that just isn’t what you are after.

Our goal is to help you to choose a coffee maker that is just right for you. There are quite a few things to consider before making your purchase, things like:

• How much coffee do you brew? You need to consider the number of people you brew for and how much coffee you will want to make on a regular basis. Remember to include coffee for your visitors.

• What features do you need? There are many add-ons, features and accessories. Which ones do you really require and which are just gimmicks?

• What about making espresso too? One feature worth considering before buying your coffee maker, is that of buying a machine that makes espresso and regular coffee, all in one.

As you can see there are lots of things to think about before you make your purchase so bookmark BestCoffeeMakerz.com now, or add us to your favourites, and come back again to see our comprehensive site on the best coffee makers.

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Bunn CWTF15-3 12950.0212 12 Cup Automatic Coffee Brewer with 3 Lower Warmers & Hot Water Faucet

admin — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 06:50:59 +0000

Bunn-O-Matic Corporation created their first pour-over coffee brewer for commercial users in 1963. Today BUNN continues to design and manufacture innovations in commercial beverage equipment and home coffee brewers. This Bunn CWTF15-3 12950.0212 automatic coffee brewer features 3 lower warmers and stainless steel construction. The CWTF15-3 comes with a hot water faucet for your convenience to make other hot drinks such as hot chocolate and tea. It also comes with a backup pourover feature and Bunn’s patented SplashGard technology that keeps hot water away from the hands. Coffee decanters are not included with the CWTF15-3. It brews up to 3.9 gallons of perfect coffee an hour and the dimensions are 17 inchH x 16 1/2 inchW x 17 3/4 inchD. This unit can fit easily on counters or under cabinets. The Bunn CWTF15-3 12950.0212 is intended for light volume usage. Use this automatic coffee brewer with its 3 warmers for smaller environme CWTF153 BUNN-O-MATIC CORPORATION

Black & Decker Coffee Maker

admin — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 07:11:59 +0000

Black & Decker Coffee Maker

Programmable clock w auto-off Perfect pour carafe Easy-view dual water windows

One-piece lid for easy access to water reservoir and filter basket

Removable brew basket

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Senseo Coffee Maker

admin — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 07:37:59 +0000

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Senseo Coffee Maker

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Bunn Coffee Maker Dual SH

admin — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 13:04:59 +0000

Bunn Coffee Maker

Holds two 1 1/2 Gallon Soft Heat Servers 120/208V/30 amp (mechanical) Total brewing capacity 16.3 to 18.9 gallons per hour 3 batch-sze settings (lets you brew large batches or small servings. Electronic grinder interface instructs grinder on exact amount of coffee for selected brew batch size.

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Small Travels Compact Coffee Grinder

admin — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 13:03:59 +0000

Compact Coffee Grinder

Compact size makes it ideal for campers,backpackers,and travelers. holds enoungh beans for a 4-6 cup pot of coffee, weights 5 oz. and is 7″ tall. fully adjustable from fine espresso to coarse french press grind. Take your java on the road or to the campsite. We have a range of manual coffee makers

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Saeco USA Royal Coffee Espresso Maker

admin — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:01:59 +0000

Saeco USA Royal Coffee Espresso Maker Manufacturer: Saeco USA Model-no: SUP016E UPC: 708461030566 Bring the coffeehouse directly into your business or small office with Saecos Royal Coffee Bar. This Coffee Bar is one of Saecos most impressive automatic machines. Its LCD display and programmable

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Black Electric Coffee Maker

admin — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 12:59:59 +0000

Black Electric Coffee Maker

4 Cup Capacity: Small and compact, perfect for traveling or hotel use * Water Level Indicator: Conveniently marked on the carafe and the water reservoir * Stop NO Pour: Convenient built-in feature to allow you to sneak a cup of fresh coffee during the brewing cycle without having to turn the unit

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Can I use a small paper coffee filter in a cup, put grounds in coffee and poor hot water over it?

admin — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 11:10:59 +0000

Can I use a small paper coffee filter in a cup, put grounds in coffee and poor hot water over it?

My coffee maker’s broken and I don’t want to get a new 1 now

Yes I have done that when my coffee maker broke. But sometimes the grounds get all over and in my coffee.

Just be careful.

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How do you make the best cup of coffee with your French press coffee maker?

admin — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 11:50:59 +0000

We have a French Press Coffee Maker (it’s small for just 2 cups), my husband got it as a present over ten years ago. I LOVE IT! However, lately, my coffee just doesn’t seem to be as good as it use to. I buy organic coffee that I grind myself. I’m just looking for a better technique for a better coffee?

How do you store your coffee for the best flavor and freshness? Do you grind your own or is it pre-ground? Some people have told me not to boil my water, because it scalds the beans? Is this true? How many beans is too much? (I normally spoon it 4 large spoons)

How long do you let your coffee before you press it?? I don’t know if I forgot something or if it just the way I am making it these days, but my coffee seems too strong and lacking in flavor(which I thought I would never admit). Plus I can’t find that ideal taste anymore. Sometimes I feel like it a sludge almost. I’ve tried less coffee but it’s like water. Any suggestions? Thanks!

I grind my beans on a weekly basis at the begining of the week, & store them in a sir tight ceramic containter in the fridge. Some people say to use the freezer, but I have been told that takes out the oils in the beans. I’m lost and needing guidence …!

That was supposed to be “air tight” container … sorry. I rinse the coffee press daily and clean it on the weekends. I will try the vinegar idea with my kettle, that is a good thought. I use good water for my coffee, so I am content with that.

Water quality makes a huge difference in the flavour of coffee. I’d suggest trying first to clean (or “descale”) your kettle, or whatever you use to boil your water. Just fill it with regular white vinegar and bring to a boil. Discard vinegar (or save it to descale another appliance!) and rinse kettle with cold water. Fill with cold water and boil again. Repeat rinsing & boiling with fresh cold water 2 more times.

You can do the same with your coffee maker to remove any kind of buildup in it. If that doesn’t make a difference, try using different water, like filtered (ie: brita) or bottled. Next I’d try replacing the coffee maker’s filter, maybe it’s becoming a bit clogged? (although the vinegar process should clean out the filter too). If none of this works I’d try a different brand of coffee.

It’s possible that either your tastes have changed, or the producer is having a bad crop season, or maybe the quality of your brand has dropped. Honestly, there are so many possibilities, I think you just need to play around with all the variables until you find yourself with a fabulous cup of coffee again!

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