AboutEbenezer Heng Expertise Would answer all questions regarding coffee makers. How to choose gourmet and best coffee makers. Also welcome are questions on single serve coffee makers, espresso machines, roasters, grinders and even vending machines. Anyone interested in starting espresso kiosks or coffee shops can post me a question too.
Experience Working for one of the largest Roaster in the world and managing multiple key accounts, i.e. Airline buying houses has given me opportunities to study and review numerous coffee machines, coffee business. And I believe this would be invaluable in answering some of the questions here.
Organizations Currently, am operating a content site On Coffee Makers
Question My Flavia machine is on its last legs, and rather than simply replace it, I'd love
your opinion on the best single-serve machine. To us, Flavia coffee is pretty
good. Do you agree? That said, we love the convenience of fresh-brewed
coffee (and tea) one cup at a time. What machine would you buy if you had
the opportunity? A T-cup machine? K-cup? A pod machine? Any specific
brands, models, and prices would be most welcome. Thanks.
Answer Hi Roger,
Sorry to hear the situation about your Flavia machine, but at the same time, I am excited for you at the prospect of getting a new coffee maker!
Let's just say that I am more into the intense flavor of Robusta, so flavia is "not my cup of coffee"!:)
Yes, I feel that if you want gourmet coffee with a push of button, then single serve coffee maker is the way to go! If you asked me which machine I would choose, I would definitely pick up a Tassimo that uses the T-disc.
Until today, I am still fascinated with its T-disc reader that can brew each T-disc according to the code. And if you can wait for a few more months, in September, they are launching a new Tassimo, with enhanced features...
If you cannot wait, this current Tassimo by Braun is just as good, I believe the retailing price should be between $150 to $200.
