One of the most consumed beverages in the world is coffee according to Wikipedia. The advent of specialty coffees has been at the forefront of introducing more clever and innovative concepts in marketing coffee to the masses, and why not? Coffee is practically a hobby with all that is available to satisfy that daily fix of go-juice. But reducing the portioning to single servings? Let's have a closer look.
Single-serve coffee makers have been flying off the shelves since their conception nearly a decade ago. Now convenience stores are promoting their adoption by consumers through serving freshly brewed beverages by-the-cup. That, in and of itself, does not seem to offend the purist as these coffees offer so much in variety with features to rival those concocted by your local barista.
There are single serve coffee makers by Keurig, Krups, Cuisinart, Aerobie, Chemex, Bosch Tassimo, Douwe Egberts Senseo, Mypressi, Black and Decker, Bunn, Capresso, Grindmaster, Melita, Nespresso, Hamilton Beach and so many more to name. Deciding which coffee maker to own encompasses far more than just what the machine can do. Modern brewers combine space saving designs, energy efficiency, and a speed and freshness factor in their offerings. That's even before you consider the particular coffee pod varieties and interchangeability.
Modern coffee machines now come in three varieties:
. Tassimo brewers - use T-discs
. Keurig brewers - use K-cups
. Coffee pod brewers - use coffee pods
Essentially, the brewer determines which type of sealed coffee pods, T-discs or K-cups you will need for that machine. Both Keurig and Tassimo have very limited selections of media, although they have both been designed to be extremely consistent. This isn't necessarily a bad thing considering that some machines are capable of responding to the bar code on the top of the Tassimo T-disc to ensure the correct water temperature, the amount of water, and the brew strength for the perfect cup-a-joe.
This new-age way of brewing coffee provides convenience as it reduces the amount of clean up required, and prevents over-cooking the coffee. While these brewers have been around for awhile as part of the instant coffee crowd appeal, they have continued to develop and expand in how they perform to broaden their appeal. People find these single serve coffee makers enjoyable, fun and very satisfying to the coffee aficionado. Testimonials from those who use these brewers often read the same: overall great tasting coffee.
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