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Modern coffee makers die because the guts are cheap, no matter how pretty the front panel looks. At the end of the day it's just a controlled water heater, and most companies cut corners where you can't see them. Look for a metal‑lined heating tank. The plastic boilers scale up and crack, then your

A couple of kitchen items: A Bonavita 8 cup coffee maker that works perfectly and makes the best tasting coffee I've ever had, even better than my Moccamaster. A 1940's 10 inch Griswold cast iron pan.

Ok so I wrote this awhile back when asked about coffee makers I've owned. Bottom like - the Oxo 8 cup was the least favorite of all the coffee makers I have ever had. It's been years since I've had a Bonavita, and it was from the old company rather than the new one. I owned both a cone filter Bonavi

Bonavita 8 Cup Coffee Maker, One-Touch (BV1900TS) When we first got it 10+ years ago I tasted the difference immediately. Note that I am not a coffee efficianado (coffee to me falls into 3 groups - 10% awful, 10% exceptional, 80% tastes the same) and we were using mediocre pre-ground supermarket cof

I bought a smaller one about 10 years back as an office coffeepot, and I’m glad I went secondhand and didn’t spend much ($20). It was fine for its purpose at the time—coffee when I was stuck at my desk—but I wouldn’t want one as my main coffee maker. At home, I used a Bonavita 8-cup that I picked up

The only correct answer is the Bonavita 8 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over It will never break Get a good scale, get a separate grinder