There are a ton of different K-cup coffee makers out there and I have personally owned and used a lot of them! Instead of posting lengthy reviews on each machine I’ve decided instead to post one all encompassing page on this site where I post short reviews of every machine I’ve tried. Below you’ll find my bite-sized reviews… Read More »
There are a bunch of tiny k-cup coffee makers on the market, I know because I own seven of them that fit this description! I actually reviewed many of the smallest k-cup coffee makers (regardless of their brand) here if you care to look. Of all the current machines on the market Keurig makes two models the K-Mini… Read More »
If you are looking for the best K-cup coffee maker on the market that doesn’t take up a lot of space or do too many fancy things that most people don’t care about then read on. I’ve actually purchased and used each of the following seven small k-cup coffee makers and reviewed them just to make it easier… Read More »
Sometimes you just don’t need an oversized travel mug. 16-20 ounces is more coffee than a lot of people want at a time which is why small travel mugs are great to have in your cabinet. For all of those people who only drink a little bit of coffee or for those that only brew a small amount… Read More »
The funny thing about coffee makers is that the simpler and cheaper the unit is, usually the longer it will last. Basic drip coffee makers have no moving parts, few electronics, no fancy water pumps. They are just simple machines that largely function due to physics. A heating coil (metal tube) heats water under the hot plate on… Read More »
By far and away the most commonly purchased Moka Pot is the Bialetti Moka Express Pots like those I reviewed a while back and gave away soon thereafter, but there are plenty of other similar moka pots out there made both by Bialetti and many other top brands like Primula, Cuisaid, and others. The Xresso Stove-top moka pot… Read More »
If you are looking to put one of the best super-automatic espresso machines under $1500 in your kitchen then stay away from commercial machines. You will get a lot more for your money if you do! Yes, commercial machines are awesome but they are designed to produce hundreds of shots of espresso every day in a restaurant or… Read More »
If you’re like me you like drinking your fair share of coffee but don’t want to keep that coffee sitting on a hot plate for hours at a time. The best way to keep your coffee hot for a long time is to transfer your freshly brewed coffee from the coffee maker directly into an insulated carafe. The… Read More »
Many coffee drinkers enjoy the actual process of making coffee, rather than rushing through the steps. While Keurig and other K-cup coffee makers are quite the rage today for their convenience, they definitely do take away from of the relaxation and enjoyment that many people associate with their morning brew. And, there is a bit of historic charm… Read More »
The Aeropress is a single cup method brewing coffee manually. It is a brewer with a manual plunger that steeps coffee like a French press before pressing it through a filter into your cup. There are two different methods of using the Aeropress: one is the regular, or standard method, and the other is the inverted method. Let’s… Read More »
