Everything You Need to Brew a Perfect Cup
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Coffee Makers and Grinders
Before you rush out and buy the first coffee maker you see, read Amazon.com's excellent article: How to Buy: Coffeemakers and Grinders which covers drip, percolator, and french press systems as well as both burr and blade grinders.
Varous forms of drip systems are the most popular, including the newer on-demand and single cup units which are designed to minimize the negative effects of heat on the brew. The increasingly popular espresso machines are covered separately, but coffee/espresso combos are here, as are moka pots, vacuum brewers, and various accessories, including the increasingly popular bean roasters.
Amazon Categories
- Coffee Makers
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- Drip Coffee Makers
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- Percolators
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- Espresso Combos
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- French Press Coffee Makers
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- Moka Pot Coffee Makers
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- Vacuum Coffee Makers
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- Coffee Accessories
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- Coffee Roasters
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- Coffee Grinders
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- Burr Coffee Grinders
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- Blade Coffee Grinders
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Coffee Makers (General)
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Coffee Maker / Espresso Machine Combos
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French Press Coffee Makers
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Coffee Accessories
"Coffee Roasters"
Coffee beans begin to oxidize and deteriorate after roasting (which is why they are shipped from their point of origin "green" and roasted more locally.) For a true gourmet coffee experience, consider roasting your own beans. This not only gives you the freshest grounds possible, but gives you control over the temperature and degree of roasting which affects the all-important volatile oils that give coffee its flavor.
Coffee Grinders
Burr Coffee Grinders
The knurled surfaces of the conical burrs in these grinders grip the surfaces of the bean and shred the vegetable matter with little damage to its cellular structure. Thus, they produce superior grounds with little or no dust to cause over-extraction and bitterness in brewing. If you're going the extra mile to use freshly ground beans, don't settle for an inferior blade "grinder."
Burr Coffee Grinders
The Best Grinders
Burr grinders grip the coffee bean and pull it apart with minimal damage to its cellular structure, while blade grinders slice through the material at random. The difference is analgous to that between a woodworking plane and a saw. The very best grinders are manual grinders, which won't overheat the beans as electric burr grinders can
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