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I will say this is a dumb dumb post but this carafe actually belongs to a somewhat fancy coffee maker. It’s a Moccamaster, which brews somewhat similar to pour over coffee compared to your average Mr. Coffee. But I’m still a hater. If you’re gonna drink iced coffee, get a cold brew maker.

First off: I understand it is a good coffee maker. The question the OP is really asking though is is it good enough to justify the premium I think at this point it may be trading on its name a little. There are a fair number consistent temp, shower head / multi-hole style drip, reliable, SCA certifi

Because marketing efforts. You have no idea how far marketers go to astroturf products and services on Reddit. They spend $$$$ buying aged accounts, making sure those accounts stay active in diverse subreddits, etc. just so when they start glazing the fuck out of a product like Moccamaster, it looks

I think if I'm honest with myself, I can't find a huge difference between drip coffee makers. These forums are filled with people willing to spend way more than me, on coffee stuff. Yes pour over can be better if you do it right, just take lots of practice. Espresso is great if your willing to exper

I'm sort of confused by these posts. I'm planning on getting a Moccamaster but I read posts like these, with all the steps, and think, "man, a pour over is easier, cheaper and better." My current $50 showerhead coffee maker works good, soooo..... And I'm pretty particular about coffee. I roast my ow

You gave no requirements so….kind of hard to say. Moccamaster is overrated and overpriced. It’s the kitchen-aid stand mixer of coffee makers, complete with fashion colors. I have one. I recommend Bunn HBor if you want to overspend Ratio 8.