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It’s no different than any other drip coffee maker with regard to process. It just happens to be popular with coffee drinkers that enjoy complicating things. You can use it just like you did your cheap coffee maker before the keurig or the Bunn. The Bunn HB will make just as good coffee, if you had

Tbh, no. I gave up on it and it is sitting on a shelf gathering dust. Have went to an OXO coffee maker and tbh, the coffee is way better without any of the headache. Doubt it is as durable as the Moccamaster. I’m sure there is a winning recipe or maybe something was off with my machine, lots of peop

Consumer reports had Cuisinart DCC-3200 as the top rated model with a 5 (out of 5) on brew performance. And this has Technivorms and Fellows on their list. Those get penalized on ease of use or ease of cleaning, or carafe handling, but also have 5 on their brew performance. I own the Cuisinart and w

Oh lord. It’s been a weekend. I changed the grinder and got some good and some grounds, coffee dependent. I guess my research didn’t show me that different coffee makers mean a different grind needed and what a waste of expensive coffee. Then, yesterday, my husband started the brewer accidentally th

I am also confused as everything I’ve seen online praises moccamaster and I honestly love the simplicity and style of it but I just haven’t been able to get as strong tasting coffee out of it as my previous zwilling drip coffee maker. With the zwilling I would grind at a 36 and the coffee came out g

I'm sort of confused by these posts. I'm planning on getting a Moccamaster but I read posts like these, with all the steps, and think, "man, a pour over is easier, cheaper and better." My current $50 showerhead coffee maker works good, soooo..... And I'm pretty particular about coffee. I roast my ow