What is it about the more expensive coffee makers that make your coffee taste better?
Posted by scottparat on 08 Dec 2009 | Tagged as: Coffee Questions
i noticed a big difference when i upgraded my coffee maker to a more expensive one. I was wondering other then the price whats the difference that makes the coffee taste. like how it brews or something mechanical in the machine.
yeah thats how i do it to.
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3 Comments »
on 08 Dec 2009 at 12:56 pm 1.Barista_Ruby said …
There is a lot of reason why coffee tastes good/ bad. The main reason why some coffee makers make bad coffee is the water pressure and temperature, i.e. water being not hot enough… etc. However, another is the control of timing, i.e. how much time the grounded coffee interacts with the water, hence producing coffee, it is usually set by the company, and this is a key element contributing how coffee tastes.
on 08 Dec 2009 at 12:56 pm 2.? Uwish ? said …
I think it has to do with how it brews the coffee.
I have a middle grad coffee maker and ther is an "Aroma" button on it. I always use this option, it takes a little longer to brew but it extracts more flavor from the grounds making the coffee more stronger and tastier
on 08 Dec 2009 at 12:56 pm 3.kle_sam said …
Heating the water to close to boiling makes a huge difference.
I find most of the automatic coffee makers don’t heat the water hot enough.