I am in the market for a really good coffee maker

clevohardcore - 9-2-2005 at 10:54 AM

http://www.cuisinart.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi/en/item.cgi?item_...

I want to stop spending 1.50 a day at starbucks and get the same taste out of my home coffee maker to save money. My 20 coffee maker tastes like shit. NO matter what coffee I buy. Do you think this is a nice maker if not do you guys have any suggestions. I want a grinder as well beacsue I was told the best coffee made at good places is grinded that day. I am open to buying a seperate grinder but I would prefer to have them combined. Since I got a boy on the way I will need good coffee.

clevohardcore - 9-2-2005 at 10:55 AM

HTis grinder/ coffee station is at SAMS CLUB for $69.00 not the $150.0 it says online. I am cheap and do not want to spend this kind of money on one but it seems worth it after i total the amount of money I spend monthly of starbucks.

XHonusWagnerX - 9-2-2005 at 02:09 PM

maybe ask someone that works at starbucks for a suggestion. I know that people at Dunkin Donuts said that even if you buy their coffee to make at home, it doesnt taste the same because of the high pressure in their machines or something.

XnMeX - 9-2-2005 at 03:48 PM

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Originally posted by XHonusWagnerX
maybe ask someone that works at starbucks for a suggestion. I know that people at Dunkin Donuts said that even if you buy their coffee to make at home, it doesnt taste the same because of the high pressure in their machines or something.

Yeah, that and the teperature that the coffee is brewed at is what does it I think. Dunks coffee at home fucking sucks. When I worked at one, I had the combination to a shed they kept backup suplies in (including new coffemakers) I wanted to take one and have a Dunks in my kitchen

clevohardcore - 9-3-2005 at 12:22 AM

See now I don't see the sens ein buying one better if it still will suck. I WANT GOOD COFFEE AT HOME.