Are you looking to pick up a set of insulated espresso cups or shot glasses for your creations at home? No matter your brewing methods of choice – whether you are making shots of true espresso, cups of stovetop espresso, or small cups of single serve coffee many of the insulated cups on this page would be perfect… Read More »
If you find single cup moka pots to be a bit too small for your liking but still want a really small stovetop espresso maker then a 2-cup espresso maker is right up your alley. These pots are less common than other small stovetop espresso makers and fewer manufacturers make them but as you can see below the… Read More »
Do you plan on getting a Keurig Mini sometime soon? It wouldn’t be fun to buy a mug that wouldn’t fit under it. I know which mugs are best for the Keurig mini and I’d like to share them with you. But first to answer the question – a mug needs to be less than 5-inches high to… Read More »
I have officially owned the Bialetti Moka Express 3-Cup stove-top espresso maker for a month since middle of 2013. I bought it in my local Fred Meyer on the 25th of June of that year and in the first month I used it around 30 times. This is obviously not as much as some people but for 30… Read More »
In my never ending quest to find the perfect travel mug for Keurig coffee makers I finally decided to do a post comparing the Contigo Aria travel mug with the Contigo West Loop autoseal travel mugs. On first glance they appear almost identical but they are different. What got me thinking initially about this was that the West… 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. For those people who only drink a little coffee or only brew a small amount at a time it’s almost necessary to have a good miniature travel mug on hand. Most people who use single-cup… Read More »
If you’ve just gotten your first french press coffee maker or maybe your dusting off an old gift for the first time in years then you should know that it’s capable of producing some of the best coffee you can find anywhere. So long as you use good coffee and follow basic principals in preparation the resulting coffee… Read More »
Wondering if your coffee pot is taking longer than it should to brew a pot of coffee? Chances are that your coffee maker is just fine. It should take anywhere from 6 to 12 minutes to brew (unless you are using a single cup coffee maker like a Keurig). But anything faster than that and your coffee is… Read More »