Drip coffee maker?

[hairpuller]

All this talk about coffee got me thinking about what coffee maker I should pick up next. Am partial to drip coffee makers. Currently have a Krups and it is just fine.
Anyone crazy happy with the maker they have?

Thanks for any suggestions!

scott

[bfm612]

My Krups has lasted me the longest of all my coffeemakers. However, when it comes to taste, the Chemex manual pour over coffeemaker (or any pour over really compared to a drip) makes the smoothest coffee.

[hubcapsc]

Mine's so old they (Cuisinart) don't seem to make that model anymore.

The important thing is a stainless steel thermal carafe. Coffee stays
good a long time when you don't have to pump heat through it.

-Mike

[hairpuller]

Yeah, those pour overs are great, but I'm too lazy to use it!

Love the ease and programmability of my drip maker!

scott

[Organic Sounds Select Guitars]

Hi Scott,

I agree that the drip machines with metal thermal carafes are the way to go (vs glass). We bought the precursor to this one a few years ago, and I like it a lot. Coffee stays hot for hours. You can find it on Amazon, etc.

https://www.zojirushi.com/app/product/ecytc

[Pdubs76]

I just ordered a bonavida 5-cup automatic. They seem to get good reviews.

[hairpuller]

Originally Posted by Organic Sounds Select Guitars

Hi Scott,

I agree that the drip machines with metal thermal carafes are the way to go (vs glass). We bought the precursor to this one a few years ago, and I like it a lot. Coffee stays hot for hours. You can find it on Amazon, etc.

https://www.zojirushi.com/app/product/ecytc

That looks right up my alley, Larry!

Thanks, scott

[hairpuller]

Originally Posted by Pdubs76

I just ordered a bonavida 5-cup automatic. They seem to get good reviews.

The wifey and I couldn't live with less than a 10 cup.
scott

[_Mike_]

Was a French press guy for years and years, and thought it was spectacular coffee.

Switched to a drip style recently. I have come to appreciate coming down the stairs in the morning and having the coffee already made.

[AusTexMurf]

Originally Posted by hairpuller

That looks right up my alley, Larry!

Thanks, scott

Originally Posted by Organic Sounds Select Guitars

Hi Scott,

I agree that the drip machines with metal thermal carafes are the way to go (vs glass). We bought the precursor to this one a few years ago, and I like it a lot. Coffee stays hot for hours. You can find it on Amazon, etc.

https://www.zojirushi.com/app/product/ecytc

The zojirushi is appealing w/ metal carafe.

And, this setup works well for the wife and I. Really good values.

Ninja 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker with Classic and Rich Brews, 60 oz. Water Reservoir, and Thermal Flavor Extraction (CE201), Black/Stainless Steel

And

OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder

Don Pablo Signature Blend - Medium-Dark Roast - Whole Bean Coffee - Low Acidity - 5 Pound (5 lb) Bag - Great coffee, great value.

Everything on amazon. Dang Covid.

[David Eastwood]

i've had a Moccamaster for three or four years, after a long (and expensive) spell with Keurig and other 'pod' machines.

The Moccamaster makes the best coffee I've ever tasted in my own home. Mine's the glass carafe version with a hotplate - my wife and I only drink coffee at breakfast time, so have no need to keep a pot warm for a while.

The price of entry is a little eye-watering, but I expect this machine to pretty much last forever. My only wish is that it was a tad larger, for those mornings when you need a top-up.

[source3]

Aeropress. Makes incredible coffee.

https://aeropress.com/product/aeropress-coffee-maker/

[Methos1979]

Automatic makers got old and we went the Bunn route for a while which was great but after that crapped out we decided to just to a pour over. Simple, inexpensive, nothing to break down.

[Sage97]

Originally Posted by _Mike_

Was a French press guy for years and years, and thought it was spectacular coffee.

Switched to a drip style recently. I have come to appreciate coming down the stairs in the morning and having the coffee already made.

Same here. My Ninja has been most reliable for workdays. I set it up at night and coffee is ready in the morning on my way out the door. French press on weekend mornings if I feel like it.

[Nimiety]

We have a kettle. Does that still count?