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Agree. Keurig went to the thrift store a couple of months ago.

Now I have a 1-cup French press for a mid-afternoon break and a larger one for the morning brew.

I have a Stanley thermos with a...

Very practical, but without the “coffee snob” appeal of all that glass and wood hardware.

Got to the end of the day at the conference and decided to try the coffee produced by the contraption. I also enlisted a bunch of other folks to try it out.

Well, it confirmed for me that I...

Watch out for the feds. It looks like it could also function as a still.

It seems to process coffee quite slowly - exactly as fast as the ice in the top reservoir melts. Not nearly fast enough by an order of magnitude to satisfy my morning coffee cravings.

Saw this in the lobby of a hotel in Niagara on the Lake while I was at a conference. I do not like cold coffee, so I did not taste the end product, but the apparatus looked impressive.
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It’s gratifying to see an informed and unbiased take on decaf.

That’s one fancy rig. I tried to locate it on the SAECO site, but no luck.

I have a friend who visits Tim Hortons 4 times a day. That works out to about $7/day or about $2500/year. He also smokes cigarettes @ $10/day or $3700/year. We won’t count beer because that’s...

I do prefer my French Press to other coffee making toys I've tried. Mind you, I have not tried a syphon or cold press, so I can't comment on those devices.

My wife has now started drinking...

And, you adjust the coarseness of the grind and the brew strength. Had to sample a lot of coffee before I found the right combination that worked for both me and my wife.

I’m sure that somewhere...

We have a Breville coffee machine that grinds the beans before brewing. It actually makes an exceptional pot of coffee with the advantage that I can set it to have coffee ground and ready for us...