Breville Programmable Espresso Maker
The corner cafe may be a symbol of coffee culture, but that doesn’t mean it’s necessary to frequent one to get your coffee fix. Any coffee aficionado is familiar with the abundance of options that exist for home brewing the magic elixir. From stovetop configurations to press pot models, if you have a preferred method, rest assured there is a way to brew it at home. For espresso fanatics, this means an espresso machine.
Popularity: 22% [?]
Hourglass Coffee Maker Review
The Hourglass Coffee Maker is a simplistic product, focusing on design. But lets look at the brewing process.
The concept of the Hourglass is simple. You put grounds to soak in the bottom, then you wait 12 hours and flip it to filter your coffee into the empty chamber.
But it’s not that simple.
The system uses cold brewing, meaning that you load system with grounds and water before waiting 12+ hours to brew. Once it’s brewed and you do the flippy part, you still don’t have coffee. You have something called “coffee extract.” So you heat some water and add two shots of the extract. And then you finally have coffee.
On the plus side, the system does promise to brew coffee with far lower acid content than traditional methods. In case you’re interested, the Hourglass Coffee Maker goes for $70.
Source: gizmodo.com
Popularity: 11% [?]
World’s First Perfectly Portable Espresso Maker
No compromises are made with the mypressi twist giving the best brew possible in the palm of your hand. Along with giving a cup or two or espresso the mypressi is ultra portable and convenient. Add fresh ground coffee, hot water and just pull the trigger and you can have quality espresso anywhere anytime in 45 seconds.
Popularity: 13% [?]
Review: Jura Impressa C9
Gail shows us the bells and whistles on the Jura Impressa C9 one-touch superautomatic espresso machine.
Popularity: 5% [?]
