So you prefer coffee to espresso? Great! Your coffee brewing machine awaits your discovery here at Whole Latte Love. But how do you know which machine is best for you? Well, that depends on you. To help you figure it out, browse through the various categories of coffee makers from French Press to single-serve, or a brewing station complete with a built in grinder! Have fun and when answers to questions you might have don’t seem apparent, give us a call. We love to talk about coffee and coffee ma
I only brew 15 ounces of coffee each morning. Will the Technivorm do a good job with this small amount of coffee? Is there an adjustment for smaller amounts? I grind with your Rancilio doserless grinder which is wonderful!
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Ask the experts and many of them will tell you the same thing: the single-serve coffee category is hotter than freshly brewed java. Fueled by convenience, the time-saving system that lets users prepare drinks by the cup is gaining popularity worldwide. Yet, since their inception, single-serve cups...
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I thought I read tht there were milk capsules as well as latte or cappucino capsules and that using BOTH produced a nice beverage. Was I reading ab out the Piccolo or a different model? Is there an easy place to see a full list (order form) or capsule options?
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techkathy Click on the link below to see a list of all the capsules we carry for the Nescafe systems.
http://www.wholelattelove.com/delonghi.cfm?cid=4&query=&bid=73
Like heirlooms, treasured recipes get passed down from generation to generation, building memories at every turn. In celebration of Mother’s Day, we’re asking you to share your family’s favorite coffee or espresso-related recipe for a chance to win a Keurig B31 Mini Plus in Platinum, a box of...
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Is the coffee reservoir insulated? How long will it keep coffee hot versus a thermally insulated carafe?
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mjackson ♦ It will hold the coffee warm for about 4 hours. It is a very good machine as far as the new way it holds the brewed coffee. It will hold coffee warm about the same time amount as a thermal carafe.
mjackson ♦ It will hold the coffee warm for about 4 hours. It is a very good machine as far as the new way it holds the brewed coffee. It will hold coffee warm about the same time amount as a thermal carafe.
I have purchased two of these. Love the built in grinder. There are two drawbacks with this one however. The door that holds the filter basket pops open during brewing at times making coffee go all over counter. I bought a 2nd brewer because of this and the new one did it too! The warmer doesnt...
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mjackson ♦ Kathy,
Thanks for the well written and honest review.
After my latest cheap coffee maker died less than two months after purchase, I decided to invest in a more expensive and hopefully better one. I bought the Cuisinart model #DCC-1200 from a local store, who highly recommended this model as reliable and hard-working. “Almost everybody who works...
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mjackson ♦ Luann,
Thanks for the insightful review and I am glad you are happy. Thanks for getting involved in the community.
Ashley from Bodum shows Whole Latte Love the Bodum Travel Press. Perfect for brewing coffee on the go!
Buy here: http://www.wholelattelove.com/Bodum/bodum-traveling-french-press-15oz.cfm
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Chris from Espro talks about what is takes to make good french press coffee.
Buy Espro here: http://www.wholelattelove.com/espro.cfm
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Jodi from Capresso shows Whole Latte Love the Coffee a la Carte at the IHS in Chicago.
Buy it here: http://www.wholelattelove.com/JuraCapresso/jura-capresso-coffee-a-la-carte-cup-to-carafe-coffee-and-tea-maker.cfm
The Jura - Capresso Coffee a la Carte™ Cup-to-Carafe® Coffee & Tea Maker is...
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mjackson ♦ William,
It will work and here is some advice from another use For morning use, making "2 cups", I use 30g. of freshly ground home roast ground between medium and fine setting on my Infinity to just a hair over "4 cups" of water on the marking lines on the water chamber. This is equal to 30g. of coffee to 500g. of water. I always weight my water when using the CCD, but I performed a quick and dirty calibration of the markings on the TV and arrived at this compromise. If you do this, please note that there is some residual water that remains in the system, so make a "wet run" to charge the plumbing before doing a similar calibration on your own machine.
With the "4 cup" water level in the chamber, I do find it necessary to allow the filter to fill, stir when it reaches about 3/4" of the top and then allow the basket to drain on the first opening position. So you may want to try different methods perhaps as some have suggested of stirring the grounds when it is about to brew with the water in the filter.
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