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OXO has OXO BREW 8-Cup Coffee Maker (Stainless Steel) on sale for $118.99 w/ promo code OXO15. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Members artrickwo and Personmans for posting this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Community Members artrickwo and Personmans for posting this deal.
Features:
- Brews gold-standard coffee whether you're making one cup or a full pot
- BetterBrew precision controls temperature and brew cycles to meet an SCA-certified cup of coffee
- Single-serve capability with optional brew basket insert to optimize flavor
- Rainmaker shower head evenly distributes water over grounds
- Double-wall, vacuum-insulated thermal carafe with brew-through, pour-through carafe lid
- Removable well cover elevates short mugs or makes room for tall mugs
- Features convenient cleaning mode
- Auto shut off
- Sized to fit under cabinets
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- Includes 2 Year Limited Warranty.
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OXO has OXO BREW 8-Cup Coffee Maker (Stainless Steel) on sale for $118.99 w/ promo code OXO15. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Members artrickwo and Personmans for posting this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Community Members artrickwo and Personmans for posting this deal.
Features:
- Brews gold-standard coffee whether you're making one cup or a full pot
- BetterBrew precision controls temperature and brew cycles to meet an SCA-certified cup of coffee
- Single-serve capability with optional brew basket insert to optimize flavor
- Rainmaker shower head evenly distributes water over grounds
- Double-wall, vacuum-insulated thermal carafe with brew-through, pour-through carafe lid
- Removable well cover elevates short mugs or makes room for tall mugs
- Features convenient cleaning mode
- Auto shut off
- Sized to fit under cabinets
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Written by SlickDealio- About this Deal:
- Includes 2 Year Limited Warranty.
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Cheap coffee makers do not get as hot as this. They do not have remotely close to the same shower head. They do not brew nearly as fast. The SCAA has explicit requirements for brew time to certify coffee makers. The cheap ones don't do it.
I doubt the beans you're using are quality, but to make such ignorant comments is laughable.
To people who care: quality for this is on par with Bonavita but the machine is better made and more durable. Great if you need to make a large pot that will produce a quality cup for multiple people.
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1) the rainfall showerhead keeps water streaming evenly over all the beans.
2) Precision heating elements make the water exit at very specifically controlled temperature.
3) General design allows the water to steep for a very specifically controlled time.
Not to mention a 4) preprogrammed ability to "bloom" of the grounds and wetting of the filter.
This yields for more even extraction of coffee from the beans at their expected "sweet spot."
Of course you could try to dial it in even more which is what the clover machines were doing.
It can be a night and day difference with regular beans and not just for coffee snobs. It's like stepping up from the $6-$8 bottle of wine to the $15-$30 bottles.
You really don't know until you've tried it.
Some people can't tell or don't care for the difference between $6 wine and $30. To those people, keep calm and carry on!
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1) the rainfall showerhead keeps water streaming evenly over all the beans.
2) Precision heating elements make the water exit at very specifically controlled temperature.
3) General design allows the water to steep for a very specifically controlled time.
Not to mention a 4) preprogrammed ability to "bloom" of the grounds and wetting of the filter.
This yields for more even extraction of coffee from the beans at their expected "sweet spot."
Of course you could try to dial it in even more which is what the clover machines were doing.
It can be a night and day difference with regular beans and not just for coffee snobs. It's like stepping up from the $6-$8 bottle of wine to the $15-$30 bottles.
You really don't know until you've tried it.
Some people can't tell or don't care for the difference between $6 wine and $30. To those people, keep calm and carry on!
And to add to this...as far as durability...I used to buy top of the line braun coffemakers , krups just to name a couple years ago...and they didn't last. Fast forward to buying much cheaper coffeemakers....they last years....
Cheap coffee makers do not get as hot as this. They do not have remotely close to the same shower head. They do not brew nearly as fast. The SCAA has explicit requirements for brew time to certify coffee makers. The cheap ones don't do it.
I doubt the beans you're using are quality, but to make such ignorant comments is laughable.
To people who care: quality for this is on par with Bonavita but the machine is better made and more durable. Great if you need to make a large pot that will produce a quality cup for multiple people.
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https://www.oxo.com/8-cup-coffee-maker.html
Order Summary
Subtotal$139.99
Discount (Email Sign Up, Free Shipping on Orders $19+)-$21.00
Shipping$0.00
Order Total$118.99
Thanks everyone in this thread for your input on which one to choose I gave TUs and reps. Ultimately I went with the oxo at $119.
FWIW I used a $17 5-cup Mr Coffee for about a year and it made perfectly drinkable coffee, but those cups were not comparable to a pour over or aeropress.
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If you were to take boiling water, let it sit for a moment and pour it around and through a cheap Mr Coffee drip machine filter, it would be around the 200 degree F, plus or minus 5 degrees to meet the standard. This OP machine delivers within those specs for temperature.
Now, will your cheap drip maker do the same thing? Perhaps, but you will have to measure the temperature. Some are hotter than others. Many people still swear by the Bunn HB coffee maker that is heat adjustable to a consistent 200F, but below from just one source, there are several besides the OP.
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https://www.oxo.com/8-cup-coffee-maker.html
Order Summary
Subtotal$139.99
Discount (Email Sign Up, Free Shipping on Orders $19+)-$21.00
Shipping$0.00
Order Total$118.99
Thanks everyone in this thread for your input on which one to choose I gave TUs and reps. Ultimately I went with the oxo at $119.
FWIW I used a $17 5-cup Mr Coffee for about a year and it made perfectly drinkable coffee, but those cups were not comparable to a pour over or aeropress.
https://www.oxo.com/8-cup-coffee-maker.html
Order Summary
Subtotal$139.99
Discount (Email Sign Up, Free Shipping on Orders $19+)-$21.00
Shipping$0.00
Order Total$118.99
Thanks everyone in this thread for your input on which one to choose I gave TUs and reps. Ultimately I went with the oxo at $119.
FWIW I used a $17 5-cup Mr Coffee for about a year and it made perfectly drinkable coffee, but those cups were not comparable to a pour over or aeropress.
Figures, a few hours after I order from Amazon.
Figures, a few hours after I order from Amazon.
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I'm on the hunt for a coffee maker for the office and was hoping to find an SCA certified one that is quiet so I don't have to resort to a kettle and pour over setup.
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