lol I am actually not normally like this. I just forget about it until this thread refreshes.
still rockin the cuisinart, just nothing has lured me in quite yet.
still rockin the cuisinart, just nothing has lured me in quite yet.
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*** Official SBD Needs a new Drip Coffee Maker Thread ***
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In fairness, I hate furniture shopping more than any type of shopping, and I haven't even had to do that with the lady. Yet. I would probably prefer scrubbing my own bathroom floor with a toothbrush before partaking in that.
lady (loud but proud) does't give two shits about the coffee maker purchase... well she might if I chose the 300 dollar model
Stovetop percolator until you decide
You’ll never go back to this new age coffee machines
It’s the real deal
You’ll never go back to this new age coffee machines
It’s the real deal
Agreed it tastes great but don't they take like 15 minutes? That's like an hour in the morning when you are waiting for coffee
As I said earlier in the thread, I have an italian stovetop espresso maker, french press, pour over for when I want to take the time to make a small amount of good coffee.
The drip is the lazy daily driver and I set the timer the night before cause I like to pour a cup within a minute of getting out of bed.
The drip is the lazy daily driver and I set the timer the night before cause I like to pour a cup within a minute of getting out of bed.
These coffee makers are highly rated. You can save some money by going 8 - 10 cups. That is probably max for an automatic pourover with a cone filter hence the reason there are so few 12 cuppers. There is a ninja that fits your bill too but I think a good quality coffee maker is worth the investment
Ok, may try to convince the wife but this has everything I'm looking for but it's fucking expensive for a drip coffee maker.
Thoughts?
but I just threw the idea of a 300 dollar drip machine to the wife. good warm up for a new boat.
$11,000 Coffee Machine Gets You Same Burnt Starbucks Coffee
As part of its brave new plan to stop hemorrhaging money, Starbucks went out and bought a company called Clover that makes coffee machines. These Clovers cost $11,000 each, and brew one cup of coffee at a time. We're not math whizzes or anything, but at that rate, those better be some good...
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Damnit, this thread has gotten in my head that I need to upgrade the coffee maker. Trusty Cuisinart clock crapped out this month and numbers just became unreadable- so can’t set it overnight.
SBD’s aspirational Breville with the insulated carafe actually looks nice. I usually have to warm up my coffee since my wife starts working (from home now) an hour before me.
@Aruka which moccamaster model did you go with? Give us a ride report. No auto set is a dealbreaker, but how’s the coffee?
Dude, we're so invested in your decision. After so many weeks and 8 pages of discussion, the suspense is killing us!
Between this, and whether you will like your first Feral yamamoto suit, I'm on pins and needles! LOL
