Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? in General Questions http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r12313534 en Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:25:24 EDT Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:25:24 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12358784 atangel : pan-boiled is something else... wow. I know what you mean about the aluminum. Links to cancer as well. My pots are steel, as is my coffee pot (had to go to a camping gear site for it, its why I recommended EMS before). That concession I did make in my life. And it has been around as a possibility for a while.
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There were never well regarded LARGE ON GOING studies on alumnium/Alzheimer's connection that I am aware of as there have been on boiled coffee. But I sure know what you mean about everything being a potential health hazard! :( And, I agree, we all choose our "poision" that we really enjoy and hope that the health warnings are maybe wrong. ;)
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said by Mele20 See Profile:

and dementia at a larger and faster rate.
that explains much.... :)

But a well-brewed pot of coffee always tastes better than drip (IMHO). It's just that sooo few people know how to work it anymore (thanks to Mr. Coffee). Brew is not boil to death at top gas settings. It's a low slow flame..... Yum.

I'm not dismissing the health warnings... but jeez everything is bad (I say this as I hear a diesel truck drive by my house). Given a choice, I'll take a little flavorful joy where I can get it ;)
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Heart disease has far more to do with diets and genetics than percolated coffee. aS for dementia - they thought the same thing about aluminum posts and pans then found out - no real truth to it.
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Percolated coffee tastes terrible also IMO. Bunn sells a gadget for those in soft water areas to slow the flow as coffee made by drip with soft water will taste weaker than coffee made the same way but with hard water. Slowing the flow increases the taste. I didn't know Bunn had this item until I went to their site to get a picture for this thread. They must have started selling this recently. I'm going to order one. I don't mind if it takes a minute longer to make...it already is made so rapidly.
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said by atangel See Profile:

Percolators make the best coffee. They really do.

I've gone through drip pots and farberware pots (which seem to last a lot longer).

Either get a farberware or go to EMS and get the steel stovetop camping version (that one will never "break down").
Percolators Ruin coffee! That's like a known fact, they cook {boil} the coffee to death big no no, so it tastes pathetically terrible!;)]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12357943 Tue, 11 Jan 2005 20:47:27 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12356127 jeffster1970 : That picture, not sure if it has been mentioned, but they sale them at Sears (at least in Canada)...nice thing, they come off of the cradle. (so it's cordless) and it does stay hot, I believe.

»www6.sears.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/···91&pe=11

Hope that it is some help...
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]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12356127 Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:55:50 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12355787 Mele20 : Oh, I drink tea! I only have coffee for breakfast. I have tea late in the afternoon/early evening with a sweet snack. (Dinner is very late as I am a night owl). I usually drink Japanese green tea but I love Earl Grey also and chocolate tea. The Bunn has a carafe for making home brewed, fresh iced tea also. Great in the summer.
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said by atangel See Profile:

Percolators make the best coffee. They really do.

I've gone through drip pots and farberware pots (which seem to last a lot longer).

Either get a farberware or go to EMS and get the steel stovetop camping version (that one will never "break down").
My depareted grandmother agrees with you. They got a Mr. Coffee once - used it once and never used it again and went back to their 20 year old percolater till they both passed - overr 20 year later. For my grandmother - the coffee in anything but a persolater was never hot enough. If it did not scald her tongue - is was not hot enough...
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Use the Kureig KCups at work - great coffee. Too expensive for home use.

Just gave my dad a Phillips Senseo (which he loves). ]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12351445 Tue, 11 Jan 2005 09:00:54 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12351434 atangel : Percolators make the best coffee. They really do.

I've gone through drip pots and farberware pots (which seem to last a lot longer).

Either get a farberware or go to EMS and get the steel stovetop camping version (that one will never "break down").]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12351434 Tue, 11 Jan 2005 08:58:53 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12351387 fire100 :
said by big greg See Profile:

I have the B10B model myself.
»www.bunn.com/pages/windows/B10B.html
Mine is similar to that, but I do not think they had that style out when my wife bought mine, mine is all black.

I have been looking to upgrade to the newer model that has a thermal pot, no plate warmer. I am wondering if the coffee would stay better for a longer time with that one.
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said by Mele20 See Profile:

How come no one has mentioned the only one worth having? :) That's a Bunn. Same quality as what you get in the finest restaurants and just about everywhere commercially. They are fabulous and like no other coffee maker. Stainless steel tank that keeps the water at perfect temperature. This coffee maker makes coffee faster than any other brand because the water is always at the perfect temperature. You also do not have to worry about hassling to clean lime deposits like with all other brands. With the Bunn about once every 3 to 4 months you insert a spring and move it back and forth a few times and that's it. All cleaned. (You may need to do it more often if you have hard water).

The Bunn is worth every penny. It will last you 7-10 years. I bought my third one in thirty years last year.
»www.bunn.com/index.html
I agree, my wife bought me a Bunn 3 years ago (I am the only one in the house that drinks coffee), and it is rock solid. Produces the best coffee, just like the restaurants make. They use the commercial Bunn coffee makers, the home ones work just as good.

It is nice to get a hot cup of coffee, within 3 minutes from your full pot of coffee!
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Not only do they last a very long time and make great coffee, the thing makes a whole pot in under 2 minutes. My first one lasted something over 10 years. I'm on my second one now.

Before my Mom started me on Bunn, I had a Krups and a Braun. They are nowhere near the Bunn in taste, speed, reliability, and durability.

I have the B10B model myself.
»www.bunn.com/pages/windows/B10B.html]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12351185 Tue, 11 Jan 2005 08:03:22 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12351125 Mele20 : How come no one has mentioned the only one worth having? :) That's a Bunn. Same quality as what you get in the finest restaurants and just about everywhere commercially. They are fabulous and like no other coffee maker. Stainless steel tank that keeps the water at perfect temperature. This coffee maker makes coffee faster than any other brand because the water is always at the perfect temperature. You also do not have to worry about hassling to clean lime deposits like with all other brands. With the Bunn about once every 3 to 4 months you insert a spring and move it back and forth a few times and that's it. All cleaned. (You may need to do it more often if you have hard water).

The Bunn is worth every penny. It will last you 7-10 years. I bought my third one in thirty years last year.
»www.bunn.com/index.html
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]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12351125 Tue, 11 Jan 2005 07:43:51 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12334585 2kmaro : I consider myself a coffee lover. Maybe not a connoiseur, but definitely a lover. Enough that I buy my whole beans direct from the roaster in California and grind them up myself. I think most coffee makers do just a fine job - key is to have a pot to heat the water and pour it thru the grind at the right temperature and flow rate. For my own personal preference, Mr. Coffee does just fine.

If you're really particular, you may want to buy your water or hook up a filter on your faucet if your local water has a noticeable taste or odor. I use tap water myself.

Don't! fall into buying one of those makers that uses special one-cup sized portions of pre-packaged coffee unless you really like the taste of something they package for it and are ready to be held ransom by them for your coffee. Both Starbucks and Green Mountain just recently jacked up the price of their coffees by over 30% and that means that anyone that had a one-cupper from them using their pre-measured/packaged one-cup servings took a hit in the billfold and basically have to like it or lump it.

My biggest gripe with most coffee pots of the Mr. Coffee type is that the warmer doesn't just keep the coffee warm, but usually burns it up in short order. We've got one like that at work: it'll burn a pot in less than a half hour.

Features I like in a brewer:
Auto-brew in the morning. I like having my coffee ready when I wake up and not having to wait 15 minutes for it to brew.
Auto-shut-off: keeps from accidentally forgetting to turn it off and ending up with a dry pot with the coffee baked onto the insides of the caraff - or a cracked/broken caraff.
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The stupid pod machines rate poorly and suck!
Avoid the Grind n brew models, Cleaning hassle and poor performance.
Below are some from Consumer Reports top rated models:

I like this one:
Hamilton Beach Stay Or Go 45234
Nice machine.
»www.hamiltonbeach.com/products/products.html

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Best values for the basics:
1 Braun $20, CR Best Buy - Braun Aromaster KF400
3 Black & Decker $35 - Black & Decker SmartBrew DCM2500
11 Black & Decker $25 - Black & Decker SmartBrew DCM2000
12 Hamilton Beach $40 - Hamilton Beach BrewStation 47114
These are cool, No caraffe
»www.hamiltonbeach.com/products/products.html
15 Proctor Silex $20 - Proctor Silex Easy Morning 41331

The Braun (1) is top-rated and inexpensive, but it lacks auto shutoff and produces 10 especially small cups of coffee. All have a glass carafe except the Hamilton Beach (12), which dispenses coffee into mugs that are pushed against its lever--convenient at parties. Black & Decker carafes were easiest to pour fast without dribbling. All but the Braun take a cupcake filter.

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Best values for extra features:
4 Braun $60 Braun FlavorSelect KF180
5 Hamilton Beach $60 Hamilton Beach Stay Or Go 45234

Both are programmable. The Braun (4) makes 12 cups and has a glass carafe. The Hamilton Beach (5) has a full-size thermal carafe (eight cups) plus two insulated mugs. Both models take a cone filter.
]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12333390 Sun, 09 Jan 2005 03:23:28 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12327034 nonameyet : Thanks, to Everybody, went shopping this morning ACE Hardware, found this for $22.. haven't tried it yet, But it has Everything I was looking for almost..12 cup, Stay's ON for as long as I want:D

easy morning
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the other cool one to look into is »www.keurig.com/AW/b100.html K-cup maker! it makes 1 cup, using individual coffee k-cups in like 20 seconds! Easy to cleanup, easy to make! JUST ADD WATER!
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And this one in my office »www.125west.com/DeLonghi_Kitchen···cup.html

They can take a beating. Both get a whole lot of use. Family and friends in and out all the time.
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My Krups that I have been using 5 years or so cost me $49 and was well worth it. I have the 10 cup one.
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lotta coffee
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said by nonameyet See Profile:

Thanks for the Replies..:)

I did see one type that We might be interested in, an 'Old Style Perk-o-later' I mean it's the same princible that the newer ' Drip-Style ' works as, I forget who makes it, but, I saw it I think at Sears on the web. and it was only $30:)
I just today purchased a GE 12-Cup Stainless Steel Percolator which comes with a detachable cord for easy serving from a Walmart store....Cost was $39.87....it was Model # 106856R

My previous coffee maker was a 12 Cup Proctor Silex that cost me around $14.00 and lasted for approx 8 years...trouble free..
Like Here:

»www.walmart.com/catalog/product.···%3A90783]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12322342 Fri, 07 Jan 2005 19:20:32 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12321406 Johkal : I have 3 coffee makers. Mr. Coffee, Braun & Krups(coffee & espresso) The Mr. Coffee is years old, was cheap and never dies. The Braun is tried and true and actually brews the coffee a little hotter. The Krups I broke the coffee pot lid the first week I had it, then busted the coffee pot while putting it in the sink. Yes, I slapped it in there a bit to hard, but not any harder than the other ones.

Ps. How is Sellersville these days?
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I'll check out some of them, I need to get something this weekend:o

The problem we were having with some of them is:

They Drip Water all over the place, when you swing open the
'Brew-Chamber'

Impossible to Clean, with all the cracks and crevices collecting water and mold(eeuuuuu)

And, we did try one of the "stay hot for 4 hours" type with
the ' Thermos ' type of Carafe(That was a Black&Decker)that one lasted 1 day before I took it back, it only stayed Hot for about 2 Hours..., I think Black&Decker should stick to making Electric Drills and stuff:huh:

I did see one type that We might be interested in, an 'Old Style Perk-o-later' I mean it's the same princible that the newer ' Drip-Style ' works as, I forget who makes it, but, I saw it I think at Sears on the web. and it was only $30:)

like this
]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12321079 Fri, 07 Jan 2005 16:53:02 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12317527 maxflia : Get one with a insulated container. The coffee stays hot and does not get the old burnt taste. I will drink from the pot all day and it is still good. ]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12317527 Fri, 07 Jan 2005 09:52:51 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12317514 timcuth : Well, when I bought mine, I reasoned that if it broke, it was so cheap that I would just buy another one or something else. In fact, I only bought it as a stop-gap until I decided what I really wanted. But, it never broke and it makes very good coffee, so I am still using it.

For me, it was just a bonus that it turned out to be so good.

Tim
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OTOH, we've had good results with other brands, especially Braun. ]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12317128 Fri, 07 Jan 2005 08:50:53 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12317047 timcuth : I like Braun and used one for about 15 years until it finally got so slow (even after cleaning, thoroughly) that I gave up on it.

I had trouble sorting through the claims of all the nice ones ($100 and up, sometimes way up) that I broke down and just bought a $25 Melitta at a grocery store. It makes great coffee and I'm now wondering if the expensive ones are all just hype. I've been using it for the past year or two and have had no problems with it.

Tim
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»froogle.google.com/froogle?q=kru···froogler

sash :)
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I assume you have a stove... hot water taken care of... then all you need is the vessel. (and a bit of actual attention ;))

Its almost ABSURD how unnecessarily hi tech coffee making has gotten.

Maybe the PERFECT satire of that was Marge Simpson seeing the high tech kitchen in the house next door for sale... with the automatic breadmaker, breadmaker. (machine spit out another machine to make the bread) Or Homer's big thing... the walk in Microwave... well until his few hairs caught fire... (we all know he has been irradiated enough in his lifetime to kill anything, so that wasn't a concern ;) )
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Got this filter to go along with it and overall I think I spent about $30.00.

»www.acehardware.com/product/inde···e=search



Nothing fancy-No clock, sneak-a-cup and shuts off when you decide.:)
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»www.mrcoffee.com/productdetail.a···atured=1

Try target

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]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12313668 Thu, 06 Jan 2005 20:56:35 EDT Re: (O T ) Coffee Makers? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12313534 b0 : this one seems to be pretty popular.



»www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de···n=507846
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My Wife and I have gone through about 4 different coffee makers in the past 2 months...

The last one was a Mr. Coffee with a Glass Carafe that busted(which is probably what happens to most of them)

What I'm looking for is the Basic setup,Minimum 12 Cup,
Preferably a Metal Pot, and a Reusable Filter, and under
$45...

What I DON'T need: Auto-Shutoff(I don't know when I'll get to it, But, I want it HOT) Sneak-a-cup(I Can Wait)and I don't need another Clock to be blinking 12:00 :D:D

I've been looking on the net at various places(walmart,HomeDepot,Kohls,Sears,etc...) I also was
on a couple of specialty sites with prices starting at
$100 or so...

Any Recommendations?]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,12313256 Thu, 06 Jan 2005 20:20:09 EDT