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*** Official SBD Needs a new Drip Coffee Maker Thread ***
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Lol Office size. Bring it. 15 cupsSimple, durable, no BS german engineering. Will last you long time. But $$$$. Still recommend.
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Mine is small but the coffee intake has gone way up with the Covid. Feelin the office size.
I'm not a fan of stainless steel coffee carafes (or mugs for that matter). The bitterness of the coffee tastes like it's amplified with metal.
Glass carafes and ceramic mugs make for a smoother cup......if you like that sort of thing.
Glass carafes and ceramic mugs make for a smoother cup......if you like that sort of thing.
i agree with the mug but I guess I never thought of it in the carafe. problem is, coffee that's been sitting on a hot plate in a glass carafe taste like crap after an hour or so.
I got other methods (french, pour over, espresso) for when I want some good sh!t but I want a good daily driver with perfect volume (wait what are we talking about?) for everyday lazy use.
I got other methods (french, pour over, espresso) for when I want some good sh!t but I want a good daily driver with perfect volume (wait what are we talking about?) for everyday lazy use.
Yeah fuck that burnt taste. The bona vita doesn’t have a warming plate. The thermos keeps it hot.
Our Cuisinart has a glass carafe and the hot plate turns off after 45 minutes or so (so as not to turn the coffee into that thick, burnt sludge). If we want coffee after that we have to warm it in the microwave, which turns out better than the hot plate staying on the whole time, IMO.
But ours is also 8 cups and you're probably looking for something other than a Cuisinart.
I go with the cone drip. Paper filter, good coffee, hot water. Single cup up to four cups. KISS.
