Breville BKC600RF Gourmet Single Cup Coffee Brewer Replacement Filters 6 Pack
Breville BKC600RF Gourmet Single Cup Coffee Brewer Replacement Filters 6 Pack
This pack includes a one year supply of filters for the Breville Single Cup Gourmet Coffeemaker. Each charcoal filter lasts two months or 60 tank refills. Six total filters to a package. The filters can significantly reduce substances that affect the smell and taste of water.
Mr Coffee ECMP50 Espresso Cappuccino Maker
Mr Coffee ECMP50 Espresso Cappuccino Maker
Makes Gourmet Espresso, Cappuccino, Mocha and Latte. 15 Bars of Pressure for High Performance. Thermal Block Heating System. Powerful Milk Frother Nozzle. Removable Drip Tray. Lighted On/Off Switch.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Mr.Coffee Espresso-Cappuccino maker
After purchasing two other brands of espresso makers (which were faulty -both leaked), I bought this on advice from a friend who had one. She was right.
This is easy to use, has great pressure, and I’m now enjoying my cappuccino
every day, saving “bucks”, too. What a great idea and excellent value.
There’s simply no reason to waste money on the boutique coffee spots.
Make your own. It’s easy.
5 Stars Mr. Coffee ECMP50 & I … BFF (or as long as you last…)
The reviews are right. Mr. Coffee has come through with the ECMP50! This very affordable machine makes an eye-opening cup of espresso. Other reviewers have summed up the product quite well, I just wanted to chime in with my support. As far as taking advantage of this appliance, read the advice of the other reviewers (especially K. Kreuger). Also read the instructions. They are short, simple and important. I haven’t had a problem with leaking yet, and the tamp is flimsy as reported. Get rid of the black rubber tip on the frothing wand, and the single demitasse is too small to be practical. Other than that this unit is a beauty, and the espresso is de-lish! I am super pleased with my purchase.
5 Stars Who would have thought Mr. Coffee would come out with something this good?
Why spend hundreds of dollars on one of the really fancy machines, when you can spend $80 on this one and get perfect espressos and lattes every time? I really love this espresso maker and have recommended it to all my friends.
I’ve read some of the reviews on this site that state these machines can leak. I had that problem once and lifted up the rear reservoir of water, then seated it again. I think the valve could be where it’s leaking – it hasn’t been an issue since then.
The frother is fantastic. The only thing I don’t like about it is the difficulty in cleaning the rubber tube. My solution is to rinse the tube after every use, then drop it into a glass of soapy water next to the sink.
I removed the bottom tray completely so I can put a larger-sized coffee cup under it – that way I have a bigger cup for more hot soy milk in my coffee, which I prefer. After making each espresso, the machine will shoot out a small stream of hot water on the bottom for cleaning, which is normally caught by the tray. Because the tray’s no longer there, I lay down a kitchen towel to catch the hot water, then I use the wet corner of the towel to clean the frother spout after I’ve removed the rubber tube. Sounds complicated but it works quite well.
There is a learning curve when you first buy the machine, but I’ve become quite good at it. My African grey parrot is my buddy every morning and watches everything I do while my latte is put together – it’s become a cute daily ritual for us.
I highly recommend this machine for everyone, including neophytes to the espresso world.
4 Stars The best inexpensive espresso maker I’ve used
This machine is great – delivers good-tasting espresso in a reasonable amount of time with thick crema. No, it’s not the best machine – but you can’t find better for under $200! One suggestion – use a slightly coarser grind than you would normally for espresso for best results.
5 Stars A Simple Inexpensive Espresso Maker
I had one of those steam pots for making espresso for years. (See my review of the Capresso Mini.) The little steamer was still working fine but I had banged it up a bit over the years. I went in search of a replacement and came across this machine.
I am not an espresso nut. For some people creating the perfect shot of espresso is reason to live in itself…not me. I just want a tasty cappuchino in the morning with the minimum of fuss. That is exactly what this machine delivers.
The quality is a bit plastic-y…but what would you expect for the price? Even so it is attractive enough that I don’t mind it sitting on my kitchen counter. The foot print is a bit bigger than what I was used to with my Mini, but I do not think it is overly large when compared to other pump style espresso machines.
Like many other reviewers I immediately removed the rubber tip from the frothing wand and stashed the single-brew porta filter in the back of the junk drawer. doubt I’ll ever use either one.
The coffee it produces is very good. A real step up from the old steam pot. Steaming for the milk is adequate though hardly robust. Still I have never failed to get the steaming results I wanted, so no complaints. One thing I do like is that the machine can be ready to froth milk in a few seconds without ever having to brew espresso. There are times when I like to use frothed milk in various “Adult” winter beverages, and now it is easy for me to to whip them up anytime.
As has been mentioned by other reviewers there is enough room beneith the portafilter (that’s “brew basket” to the uninitiated)to place a full sized mug…not that you would want to brew a mug full of espresso all at once, but so that you can directly brew your shot into what will be your final cup. That is the real convenience of this feature.
The porta filter basket is a bit strange in that it has a double bottom to it. On the inside there is a layer with very fine holes to act as a filter as one would expect,….but turn the metal filter over and on the bottom there is only one single tiny hole. I believe that this may be a crema enhancing trick, but I am not sure about that. What I do know is that I have never seen another one like it. I also know that it causes a lot of constriction to the brewing of the coffee. Perhaps it is designed to make the dosing and tamping less critical in achieving a good cup of espresso? I do not have the answer, but so far it works, so I’m not complaining.
If you buy this espresso maker you will also need to get a tamper. The plastic one that comes with the machine is pretty flimsy. I got this one:
RSVP Terry’s Tamper
Which fits properly and does the job just fine without a lot of expense or fanfare.
If you are thinking about trying an espresso machine, but are not sure if a fancy one is worth the expense, this is a great choice.
GSI 4 Cup Stainless Steel Mini Espresso Machine
GSI 4 Cup Stainless Steel Mini Espresso Machine
GSI’s Glacier Stainless Steel Mini-Espressos offer the fines tasting Java in an easy to clean appliance. Taste the difference in your next coffee libation with this classy little stove top machine. Packaged in a color box.
BUNN VPS 12 Cup Pourover Commercial Coffee Brewer w ith 3 Warmers
BUNN VPS 12 Cup Pourover Commercial Coffee Brewer w ith 3 Warmers
MODEL- VPS VENDOR- BUNN-O-MATIC
FEATURES- Three Warmer Coffee Brewer
Brews 3.8 gallons (14.4 litres) of perfect coffee per hour.
Pourover brewer requires no plumbing – completely portable.
Black decor.
Just pour cold water in top and coffee brews immediately.
Three separately controlled warmers.
Brew into decanters.
SplashGard funnel deflects hot liquids away from the hand.
MANUFACTURER WARRANTY:
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