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Einfache Küchengeräte (keine Großgeräte). Wenn billige Sachen halten und gut funktionieren, toll! Wenn sie irgendwann kaputtgehn (und nicht reparabel sein sollten), weiß man jetzt dass man die Sachen auch gut nutzt und worauf man achten sollte. Ich hab immernoch den Wasserkocher und den Toaster von

I’ve had several SCA certified coffee makers (including Ratio 6) and the Moccamaster is hands down my favorite. It’s well made, reliable, easy to clean, easy to replace parts if needed, and makes a great cup of coffee that’s equally as good or better than the other SCA machines. Other newer coffee m

Technivorm Moccamaster. Simple, brews fast, and is highly repairable. The coffee tastes pretty good too. We’ve only had it for 4 years, but I’ve had other coffee makers die in that amount of time so it’s doing well so far. Keep the grinder separate.

I went through a few auto drip coffee makers. I lucked out with a Cuisinart at Costco prices. My next coffee maker will be a Moccamaster. It's designed to be serviced and repaired. It's also damn near a thousand bucks.

I agree with a lot of what the others said but I'll add one point. For a long time I've been frustrated at the way the modern world deals with consumerism. Modern consumers are expected to purchase something made as cheaply as possible and that is designed to have a specified lifespan. And when that

I recently bought a MoccaMaster coffee maker on sale for ~$200. I specifically bought it because it’s serviceable and they make replacement parts. So far so good.

I bought the newer type MoccaMaster for the half pot selector, new color and design parity with their grinder. I had a older one from 2005 which I gifted to my parents. At my job we have various moccamasters. A few remarks regarding the quality of MoccaMasters from my experience: -The old one had a

Technivorum MoccamasterAt about $325.00, it's an expensive choice. However, it is a one time purchase (because of modular construction which allows for replacement of all parts), has a boiler with a lifetime warranty, and happens to make superb drip coffee. When I add up the many coffee makers I've

The lore over the Moccamaster is hilarious. It’s just a drip coffee maker that looks nice and heats the water hot enough to effectively brew coffee lighter than French roast. Anything you do with your current drip, you do with the MM. for me it’s 10 seconds to dump the grounds and rinse the carafe.

Another vote for the Technivorm Moccamaster. I've used lots of drip machines through the years and this one is my favorite. Wonderful coffee, no fuss, beautiful, built to last and if there is a problem it can be repaired.