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And while it’s still a bit of a splurge, you can treat yourself to this high quality coffee maker this Prime Day with a nice lil 13% shaved off the top. The Cuisinart Brew Central Stainless Steel Coffee Maker is a reliable drip coffee maker with a large 12-cup carafe, making it a go-to option for those who drink multiple Keurig K-Mini cups of coffee each day. A great balance of simplicity and quality, BUNN’S 10-cup coffee maker is one of Mason’s recommendations if you’re looking for great-tasting coffee without a complicated brewing experience. The process is as easy as adding grounds (you’ll need a paper filter) and pouring in the water.

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In all honesty, I probably wouldn’t use the K Cups side myself. Okay, I take it back; I might use it to whip up the occasional instant hot chocolate. Still, if you’re a fan of single cup brewers, make sure the single use coffee pods you use are biodegradable.

They ultimately carry the flavors and help separate the good coffee makers from the best coffee makers. Its sleek design and modern display are simple to program and Keurig K-Mini deliver where it matters – on taste. All while an inbuilt charcoal water filter ensures you only end up with the most flavourful cup of coffee without much work.

Freshly ground coffee beans yield a fresher and more flavorful drink. The Breville Grind Control Coffee Maker has a built-in burr grinder that processes beans right before it makes your brew, resulting in the freshest coffee possible. It has six grinder settings, and in addition to brewing into the 12-cup stainless steel carafe, the machine can also dispense a single serving of coffee directly into a travel cup or large mug.

When choosing a coffee machine, it’s useful to know if you need 12 cups to keep the family going or only 4 cup brewers only. If you want one cup of coffee one day and a whole carafe the next, this is one of the coffee makers on this list that make sense for you. The fact it comes with a charcoal water filter is super helpful if you’re not using mineral. It’s a built-in way to ensure you eliminate undesirable compounds while allowing minerals to pass through.

You can use your favorite light roast or breakfast blend, but the flavors tend to wash out when diluted with ice. Most likely, there is a build-up of hardened minerals that is blocking the tubes thus preventing your coffee maker from pumping the water from the reservoir to the shower head. It could also be because the heating element is malfunctioning. Right now, one of our favorite stovetop coffee makers is also on sale. The Michele De Lucchi for Alessi designed beauty is currently a healthy 30% off.

And even though you can set the temperature in 1-degree increments, a thermometer built into the lid is a lot harder to read than an LCD screen attached to the base. Overall, the Breville IQ has most of the features we liked from the Cuisinart CPK-17, plus a few others that are a little better, like the open handle and buttons on the base. However, we do think the IQ could be a great option for someone who prefers the more streamlined look or who values the more ergonomic design and isn’t bothered by the extra cost.