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Types of Coffee Makers

Many people have coffee makers but are curious what other types of coffee makers are available.  Maybe you would like to try something new or your old coffee maker finally died and you need a good replacement.  With hundreds of types of coffee maker on the market, you have many options available and are sure to find something that will suit your needs.

Before you buy a coffee maker you should figure out what exactly you want out of it.  Are you a coffee addict who needs 10 cups a day or should you stick with a smaller single serve coffee maker?  Do you need to grind your own beans and want a grinder built in?  Do you want foam or options for espresso and cappuccino?  Or, do you just want something cheap that will make coffee as easy as possible?  These are just a few questions you should ask yourself before going to find a new coffee maker.

Naturally, the easiest and most common type of coffee maker is the automatic drip.  This is where you put some water in the back or side, put in a filter, fill it with coffee, then push start.  Its ease of use is one of the things that makes this type so appealing.  These can make just one cup at a time or gallons at a time.  It all depends on what you want to use it for.  The only thing you really need to worry about is the type of coffee you want to put into it.  Quality coffee beans can be ground at stores and they can even be infused with flavors you like such as hazelnut, vanilla, and cinnamon.

The second most popular type of coffee maker is the manual drip.  This is just like the automatic drip except you heat up and pour the water yourself.  You just pour it into the holder where the coffee filter filled with coffee sits.  It drains into the pot and you are done.  These also make either single cup or up to 12 cups but aren't  usually used commercially.  For people who love fishing, hunting, and camping, these are a good choice as they are portable and you can heat the water however you want.  You can use a stove, campfire, even a hot car engine is an option if you really need a cup of coffee immediately.

Espresso and cappuccino machines are more for a selective person who knows exactly what they like.  Unlike a normal coffee maker, these are expensive and you need to practice to operate them efficiently.  They utilize pressure, foam, froth, and milk depending on the type of machine you buy.  Espresso and cappuccino are gaining popularity and these are becoming smaller and more affordable than ever before.

In addition to these, there are many other types of coffee maker you may be interested in.  There are old fashioned percolators, vacuum brewers, French presses, and much more available if you choose to look around.  You can find anything you are looking for either on line or at a local retailer.