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대략적인 공연예산: One of the Best Pod Coffee Makers on the Market
Pod coffee machines are often criticized for producing weak, watery drinks. The best pods are more than that.
The illy Bruvi uses B-Pods instead of K-Cups or Nespresso pods. It offers a variety of capsule options and is easy to personalize.
1. Cuisinart DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System
One of the best pod coffee makers available on the market, this combination single-serve and drip model has the best blend of features we tested. It comes with a 12-cup glass carafe side that brews traditional ground coffee and a single-serve side that accepts any type of K-Cup Keurig-like, reusable or Keurig pod. The carafe's side features an adjustable timer as well as an "strong" setting that produces more flavor than the standard settings. It also comes with an easy-to-folding frother that's built into the carafe to make lattes and capspuccinos.
The single-serve side brews up to 18 ounces per hour using any size K-Cup, reusable Cuisinart HomeBarista filter cup, or ground coffee (a separate water tank is included). It uses Nespresso's VertuoLine capsule system that reads the barcode on each pod to adjust machine's settings to make the perfect cup every time. With its Extreme Brew Technology, it's quicker at making full-pots of brew than a leading Keurig. It also has advanced features such as a 24-hour start, brew intensity control and an automatic shutoff.
It's easy to use despite having two operating modes, and the clean-up is relatively painless. The pod adapter that is reusable and needles can be removed for cleaning and the filter can be washed in your sink. The machine is heavy and heavy for counter space, but it's a great choice for those who want the convenience of pods or the versatility of coffee ground.
This simple cold brew machine is a great value option that produces smooth and delicious cups. It comes with a programmable timer and a built-in milk froth and a reusable filter and can make 12 cups of java at a time. It has a large tank of water as well as a glass carafe that can hold hot brews.
2. Nespresso VertuoLine Next
If you're already bought in to the trend of pod coffee machines and would like to upgrade the Keurig-style machine you have this is a great option. Nespresso's new espresso maker is sleek, fast and can make five different drinks in one small chassis. It's even on sale right now which makes it a great option for anyone with a budget.
The VertuoLine will then heat up quickly and is easy to use, with an adjustable button that automatically adjusts to the type capsule you are using. It makes use of the patented Nespresso capsules that have a barcode on them which tells the machine what kind of coffee pods machines or espresso it is, ensuring you have the right temperature and pressure for each drink. The pods also spin fast when brewing, creating a decadent layer of foam, known as crema, which is usually found on traditional Italian style espresso.
The only drawbacks to the VertuoLine is that it's a bit more loud than other pod machines, and that you aren't able to reuse the capsules you've used. The aluminum used in Nespresso capsules is recyclable, so you can recycle them at your local UPS store or on the Nespresso website.
The machine is expensive when compared to other pod machines, especially if you include the cost of the pods. If you're already a pod-coffee fan, this is a small amount to pay for consistently barista style results. Additionally, you can add a Nespresso Aeroccino+ milk frother to the machine to make cappuccinos and lattes. You can also buy it in bundles, which include a few samples of the Nespresso pods as well as a coffee maker. This will save you money up front.
3. Illy X7.1 Iperespresso
The majority of pod machines have a similar brewing process - you insert a capsule then press a button and the coffee comes out. But now and then a machine comes along that blows convention out of the water, like is the case with the Illy X7.1 Iperespresso. It uses a different system for capsules and locks them in a portafilter-like hand. This lets the machine produce an espresso as good as you'd get at a cafe, but without the hassle and mess that is typical of an espresso maker.
The X7.1 is compatible with illy MIE capsules, which are made from premium high-quality coffee beans. Each capsule has an exact amount of ground espresso, which is brewed using two stages. This produces a rich crema. The extraction takes place completely inside the capsule, meaning that the machine and the coffee do not come into contact, and clean-up is a breeze.
This coffee maker comes with a Pannarello Steam Wand to make milky drinks such as cappuccino and Latte Macchiato. The unique design of this coffee pod machine, created by famous Italian architect Luca Trazzi is sure to make a design statement in your home. Its slim, round forms and soft-touch buttons reminiscent of the classic Italian espresso makers from the 1960s, while seamlessly integrating modern technology.
The only drawback to this machine is that it requires some extra attention than some other models, particularly when you are using the steam wand. This is because excessive air can block the hot water from flowing correctly and stop the machine from working. If this happens, you'll need to wait a few minutes before making another cup of coffee to allow the air to escape.
4. Bosch Tassimo Vivy 2 TAS 140x
The Bosch Tassimo Vivy has become one of the most sought-after coffee machines on the market. Its compact dimensions, attractive price tag and easy-to-use are the main reasons for buying. But can this tiny machine live up to the high standards set by its parent company? We tried it out at The Coffee Bazaar HQ to discover.
The Vivy is a simple pod coffee maker, but it isn't sacrificing its performance. It can make drinks with the touch of a single button, reading a bespoke barcode on each T DISC to determine which drink it needs to create. It also automatically sets the right amount of froth and water for each drink, using Intellibrew technology to produce an excellent result every time.
It's very easy to use - simply insert the desired T DISC, and select the size of your drink. There are 40 different drinks to choose from, and the Vivy comes with a milk jug for Coffeee making cappuccinos or lattes. It takes just three seconds to heat up and shuts off automatically after five minutes to save energy.
It's very easy to clean, too, with a cleverly designed descaler that slots into the side of the machine. This is a different process however it's very quick and easy.
If you sign up for your Vivy, you'll receive a discount for your first T-DISCs order, along with customized offers, tips and advice. You can also track the status of your machine and find out how much it has been used. Registering your machine is an excellent idea immediately after you purchase it.
5. illycaffe B-Pod
illycaffe is a leading player in the coffee market and iconic heritage brand, is a global leader. Founded in 1933 by Francesco Illy, the company is managed by his descendants and spans the globe. The family-owned and operated company has a long track record of embracing new technologies within the field, and is renowned for its high quality espresso made from 9 different types of Arabica beans.
The company is committed to sustainability and has implemented numerous initiatives to to protect the environment. They also ensure that their products are as eco-friendly as they can. They have focused on efficiency in their energy use and are determined to reduce their carbon footprint as well as the use of renewable energies. They have also been working to promote regenerative agriculture, and have a strong focus on enhancing their water resources.
In addition to their commitments to sustainability, illycaffe is committed to helping their employees achieve. They have invested in training programs for their employees and have created an "university" of coffee that educates both consumers and professionals on how to make the most delicious cup of coffee.
In addition to all of this, illycaffe recently became the first Italian company to be awarded the B-Corp designation, which is an international designation that recognizes companies that prioritize ethics and a sense of mission. The company also recently launched their first line of Nespresso compatible pods. They have also been named one of the World's Most Ethical Companies for the past seven years. The company is committed to demonstrating how sustainable quality can benefit the environment as well as people. They believe that everyone has a part to take on.
Pod coffee machines are often criticized for producing weak, watery drinks. The best pods are more than that.The illy Bruvi uses B-Pods instead of K-Cups or Nespresso pods. It offers a variety of capsule options and is easy to personalize.
1. Cuisinart DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System
One of the best pod coffee makers available on the market, this combination single-serve and drip model has the best blend of features we tested. It comes with a 12-cup glass carafe side that brews traditional ground coffee and a single-serve side that accepts any type of K-Cup Keurig-like, reusable or Keurig pod. The carafe's side features an adjustable timer as well as an "strong" setting that produces more flavor than the standard settings. It also comes with an easy-to-folding frother that's built into the carafe to make lattes and capspuccinos.
The single-serve side brews up to 18 ounces per hour using any size K-Cup, reusable Cuisinart HomeBarista filter cup, or ground coffee (a separate water tank is included). It uses Nespresso's VertuoLine capsule system that reads the barcode on each pod to adjust machine's settings to make the perfect cup every time. With its Extreme Brew Technology, it's quicker at making full-pots of brew than a leading Keurig. It also has advanced features such as a 24-hour start, brew intensity control and an automatic shutoff.
It's easy to use despite having two operating modes, and the clean-up is relatively painless. The pod adapter that is reusable and needles can be removed for cleaning and the filter can be washed in your sink. The machine is heavy and heavy for counter space, but it's a great choice for those who want the convenience of pods or the versatility of coffee ground.
This simple cold brew machine is a great value option that produces smooth and delicious cups. It comes with a programmable timer and a built-in milk froth and a reusable filter and can make 12 cups of java at a time. It has a large tank of water as well as a glass carafe that can hold hot brews.
2. Nespresso VertuoLine Next
If you're already bought in to the trend of pod coffee machines and would like to upgrade the Keurig-style machine you have this is a great option. Nespresso's new espresso maker is sleek, fast and can make five different drinks in one small chassis. It's even on sale right now which makes it a great option for anyone with a budget.
The VertuoLine will then heat up quickly and is easy to use, with an adjustable button that automatically adjusts to the type capsule you are using. It makes use of the patented Nespresso capsules that have a barcode on them which tells the machine what kind of coffee pods machines or espresso it is, ensuring you have the right temperature and pressure for each drink. The pods also spin fast when brewing, creating a decadent layer of foam, known as crema, which is usually found on traditional Italian style espresso.
The only drawbacks to the VertuoLine is that it's a bit more loud than other pod machines, and that you aren't able to reuse the capsules you've used. The aluminum used in Nespresso capsules is recyclable, so you can recycle them at your local UPS store or on the Nespresso website.
The machine is expensive when compared to other pod machines, especially if you include the cost of the pods. If you're already a pod-coffee fan, this is a small amount to pay for consistently barista style results. Additionally, you can add a Nespresso Aeroccino+ milk frother to the machine to make cappuccinos and lattes. You can also buy it in bundles, which include a few samples of the Nespresso pods as well as a coffee maker. This will save you money up front.
3. Illy X7.1 Iperespresso
The majority of pod machines have a similar brewing process - you insert a capsule then press a button and the coffee comes out. But now and then a machine comes along that blows convention out of the water, like is the case with the Illy X7.1 Iperespresso. It uses a different system for capsules and locks them in a portafilter-like hand. This lets the machine produce an espresso as good as you'd get at a cafe, but without the hassle and mess that is typical of an espresso maker.
The X7.1 is compatible with illy MIE capsules, which are made from premium high-quality coffee beans. Each capsule has an exact amount of ground espresso, which is brewed using two stages. This produces a rich crema. The extraction takes place completely inside the capsule, meaning that the machine and the coffee do not come into contact, and clean-up is a breeze.
This coffee maker comes with a Pannarello Steam Wand to make milky drinks such as cappuccino and Latte Macchiato. The unique design of this coffee pod machine, created by famous Italian architect Luca Trazzi is sure to make a design statement in your home. Its slim, round forms and soft-touch buttons reminiscent of the classic Italian espresso makers from the 1960s, while seamlessly integrating modern technology.
The only drawback to this machine is that it requires some extra attention than some other models, particularly when you are using the steam wand. This is because excessive air can block the hot water from flowing correctly and stop the machine from working. If this happens, you'll need to wait a few minutes before making another cup of coffee to allow the air to escape.
4. Bosch Tassimo Vivy 2 TAS 140x
The Bosch Tassimo Vivy has become one of the most sought-after coffee machines on the market. Its compact dimensions, attractive price tag and easy-to-use are the main reasons for buying. But can this tiny machine live up to the high standards set by its parent company? We tried it out at The Coffee Bazaar HQ to discover.
The Vivy is a simple pod coffee maker, but it isn't sacrificing its performance. It can make drinks with the touch of a single button, reading a bespoke barcode on each T DISC to determine which drink it needs to create. It also automatically sets the right amount of froth and water for each drink, using Intellibrew technology to produce an excellent result every time.
It's very easy to use - simply insert the desired T DISC, and select the size of your drink. There are 40 different drinks to choose from, and the Vivy comes with a milk jug for Coffeee making cappuccinos or lattes. It takes just three seconds to heat up and shuts off automatically after five minutes to save energy.
It's very easy to clean, too, with a cleverly designed descaler that slots into the side of the machine. This is a different process however it's very quick and easy.
If you sign up for your Vivy, you'll receive a discount for your first T-DISCs order, along with customized offers, tips and advice. You can also track the status of your machine and find out how much it has been used. Registering your machine is an excellent idea immediately after you purchase it.
5. illycaffe B-Pod
illycaffe is a leading player in the coffee market and iconic heritage brand, is a global leader. Founded in 1933 by Francesco Illy, the company is managed by his descendants and spans the globe. The family-owned and operated company has a long track record of embracing new technologies within the field, and is renowned for its high quality espresso made from 9 different types of Arabica beans.
The company is committed to sustainability and has implemented numerous initiatives to to protect the environment. They also ensure that their products are as eco-friendly as they can. They have focused on efficiency in their energy use and are determined to reduce their carbon footprint as well as the use of renewable energies. They have also been working to promote regenerative agriculture, and have a strong focus on enhancing their water resources.
In addition to their commitments to sustainability, illycaffe is committed to helping their employees achieve. They have invested in training programs for their employees and have created an "university" of coffee that educates both consumers and professionals on how to make the most delicious cup of coffee.
In addition to all of this, illycaffe recently became the first Italian company to be awarded the B-Corp designation, which is an international designation that recognizes companies that prioritize ethics and a sense of mission. The company also recently launched their first line of Nespresso compatible pods. They have also been named one of the World's Most Ethical Companies for the past seven years. The company is committed to demonstrating how sustainable quality can benefit the environment as well as people. They believe that everyone has a part to take on.
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