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8-Cup Kismile Drip Coffee Maker Machine (Various) $54.99 + Free Shipping
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Kismile Direct via Amazon [amazon.com] has 8-Cup Kismile Drip Coffee Maker Machine (Various) for $139.99 - $15 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page (select styles) - 50% with promo code G2RON3F9 = $54.99. Shipping is free.
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Kismile Direct via Amazon [amazon.com] has 8-Cup Kismile Drip Coffee Maker Machine (Various) for $139.99 - $15 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page (select styles) - 50% with promo code G2RON3F9 = $54.99. Shipping is free.
Available:
Available:
- Dark Gray [amazon.com]
- White [amazon.com]
- Silver [amazon.com]
- Red [amazon.com]
- Starry Gray [amazon.com]
- Juniper [amazon.com] (no "clipped" coupon, use promo code G2RON3F9)
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This is an SCA certified drip coffee maker that aims for hot, well controlled brewing at a very low price. The glass carafe, quiet pump, and pour over style flow control get strong praise, along with the solid fit and finish and coffee that comes out very hot. The main drawback is the 40 minute hot plate timer, which feels too short for keeping coffee warm. Plastic parts and a flimsy reservoir also raise durability questions, but the overall package reads as a strong value for a Moccamaster style machine.
Coffee drinkers who want a hot, SCA-certified drip machine, because it brews very hot and makes very good coffee for the price.
Home brewers who like a glass-carafe setup, because it pours cleanly and avoids the stale taste that warming plates can create.
Shoppers replacing a basic drip maker for everyday kitchen use, because the build feels solid and the machine makes a hot pot reliably.
People who want pour-over-style control from a drip machine, because the flow lever, fine-grind handling, and quiet pump give more hands-on brewing control.
Households that need a long unattended keep-warm cycle, because the hot plate shuts off after about 40 minutes.
People who leave coffee sitting for an hour, because the 40-minute hot plate timer and warming plate can overcook the brew.
Coffee drinkers who want a thermal carafe, because this design depends on a glass pot and added heat rather than insulated heat retention.
People who want a mostly plastic-free machine, because the water tank and filter basket assembly are plastic and the touch controls can feel sensitive.
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I like the look of this coffeemaker. Knock-off? Absolutely, but it seems to be a very fair price if it copies the brewing performance of a Technivorm. It's a lot classier than my wife's "Flex-Brew".
Update: For those that complain about 40 minutes being too short I found a pretty good solution. The coffeemaker is working great by the way. Buy a coffee warmer. I remembered I had a warmer and dug it out to test it. The carafe of this Kismile fits perfectly on it. You can have a variable heat warmer that defaults to six hours, but you can set it to whatever time you want. Also you can keep your carafe wherever you want and it gives you full control of not just the time but warming temperature itself. I started using it because now I can keep my carafe near my desk. Check it out. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FDB91RGV
They have a heating element under the glass pot that boils the water and the resulting pressure forces water up through a central tube which pours water over the grounds, which drip into the pot.
The downside of these machines is that the coffee stays warm by adding heat. The heating element both heats the pot and boils the water. This cooks the coffee.
A better machine would use a vacuum insulated steel carafe instead which keeps coffee warm by preventing heat loss rather than adding heat. Otherwise they act the same.
I like the look of this coffeemaker. Knock-off? Absolutely, but it seems to be a very fair price if it copies the brewing performance of a Technivorm. It's a lot classier than my wife's "Flex-Brew".
Simply Good pulls the same garbage.
If you don't want to sell a non-thermal carafe, don't. (For clarity, I don't want a thermal carafe either -- we agree on that point)
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They have a heating element under the glass pot that boils the water and the resulting pressure forces water up through a central tube which pours water over the grounds, which drip into the pot.
The downside of these machines is that the coffee stays warm by adding heat. The heating element both heats the pot and boils the water. This cooks the coffee.
A better machine would use a vacuum insulated steel carafe instead which keeps coffee warm by preventing heat loss rather than adding heat. Otherwise they act the same.
Give me a 14-cup maker and you'll have a customer!
You boil water and pour it over coffee grounds. Get a drip maker with a vacuum carafe and a program feature so you can wake up to he smell of coffee.
I was skeptical of how good a Moccamaster would be and was surprised it was nearly as good as a proper v60 pour over.
You're not gonna get that nice clean taste of a Chemex or the ease of a Aeropress, but it's amazing for what it is.
That said, this seems like a copy of that Moccamaster and for the price it might be worth trying.
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You boil water and pour it over coffee grounds. Get a drip maker with a vacuum carafe and a program feature so you can wake up to he smell of coffee.
BTW, physics has nothing to do with, I believe the word you are searching for is "chemistry".
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