It looks great on a kitchen counter, too.

It can brew French press, pour-over, and espresso.

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Upgrading your at-home coffee maker can save you time and money. Coffee makers are available in various types, including single-serve, drip, and specialty brewers. The Keurig K-Duo, Technivorm Moccamaster, and Ninja Luxe Café Pro are among the best ...

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Pour-over coffee requires precise measurements and a few extra steps. This $65 coffee machine automizes the process for an easier brew. Pour-over brewing is hailed for delivering balanced coffee, but the process is objectively fussier than other methods.

Upgrading your at-home coffee maker can save money without sacrificing quality. Coffee makers are available in various styles, including single-serve, drip, and specialty espresso machines. Consider your daily coffee consumption and routine when selecting ...

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Keurig has no shortage of admirers, but one person who isn't among them is John Sylvan, the man who actually invented the K-Cup — and regrets it.

The golden ratio — roughly one gram of coffee for every 15 to 18 grams of water — is the number coffee professionals use as a starting point, and applying it at home requires nothing more than a kitchen scale. That means it’s actually a lot cheaper to make great coffee than you might think.