i considered that one as a budget pick but knew it would make inferior coffee to the moccamaster which in and of itself makes inferior quality to my usual.
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i bought the mocca first cuz the hype on here - took up to much space on the counter so got rid of it.. the difference in taste is negligible if any at all.
Sorry my thread steered you wrong. Perhaps you could have given it longer to decide, like a year?
@Havoc are you closing the basket switch, stopping the water flow and letting the coffee in your moccamaster bloom for a bit before finishing the brew? Just curious as i've had good results with that technique. Seems to be a similar process to the Hario Switch, although I've not used one and can't compare the two.
If someone complained that their moccamaster was making an inferior cup of coffee I would assume its probably user error but since its @Havoc we dont have to assume, we know its user error.
First things first, have you tried plugging it in?
I feel lucky to not be a coffee snob. Life is way easier
i don’t miss using my stovetop percolator with freshly ground beans
And it was nice to remove a 20, maybe 30, I forget, minute routine, when I add in waiting for the coffee to cool to a temp I could enjoy, and actually taste it
i don’t miss using my stovetop percolator with freshly ground beans
And it was nice to remove a 20, maybe 30, I forget, minute routine, when I add in waiting for the coffee to cool to a temp I could enjoy, and actually taste it
I went to the PO side probably 5 years ago and tasted an improved cup from my auto maker. Lately thought about buying a fancy PO auto maker but havent and probably wont. Used to get fancy with PO methods but not much anymore. Just pour water over semi slow and run it.
Do want an expresso maker and willing to spend the $500-$1k to get one but havent pulled the trigger. When too many choices I cant decide plus scared ill never leave the house and just drink expresso all day and night.
Do want an expresso maker and willing to spend the $500-$1k to get one but havent pulled the trigger. When too many choices I cant decide plus scared ill never leave the house and just drink expresso all day and night.
Got the mocamaster
pretty funny as i have that water boiler pictured in the post above this and the mocamaster pretty much does the same thing as i had done with it and the pour over - i'd say there is slightly less effort with the mocmaster over the pourover, so worth it.
pretty funny as i have that water boiler pictured in the post above this and the mocamaster pretty much does the same thing as i had done with it and the pour over - i'd say there is slightly less effort with the mocmaster over the pourover, so worth it.
We bought our original Ninja years ago and then we purchased the model shown here maybe 1 year ago. There is a seal at the bottom of the water reservoir that failed after about 6 months. We subsequently learned that this was not uncommon for this model so we stopped using it. We dug the original out from the back of a cabinet and it still works great.
ya happy with mine. money well spent. glad i waited til it was on sale than buying one of the cheaper pos ones
set at 22 for me but you will need to experiment. most say start at 18 which is a finer grind than what i’m using and i might try that. whatever u do, don’t allow the grinds past the grind line, u’ll break the grinder paddles. don’t ask me how i know
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The Best Baratza Encore Coffee Grinder Setting for your Moccamaster
This blog is specifically referring to grinding coffee using a Baratza Encore grinder in order to brew using a Technivorm Moccamaster. The best coffee grinder.
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I bought this for myself before Christmas. The Ninja Pods and Grounds coffee maker. You can use any brand K-Pods or your favorite fresh ground beans. It has a built in frother and iced coffee setting. The best part is coffee is ready in under 2 minutes. I freakin' love this thing!
