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Single Brew Coffee Machines

This model is the ideal option if you want an all-in-one machine that can brew coffee or tea to your preferences. It's easy to use, has four different brewing configurations and can be used with single serve coffee system-pack or ground coffee and tea bags.

It is also a great option for pods that can be reused. This is a great option for those who are concerned about the plastic waste that comes from disposable K-cups.

1. Keurig K-Select

This Keurig is a great option for those who want to drink coffee but do not have the space or funds to invest in a larger brewing machine. It's the smallest Keurig on the market and only takes up 13.6 inches from front to back so it can easily be placed in a small kitchen or office space. It can brew one cup of coffee in just a minute and has an oversized water tank that can hold up to 52 ounces. It also has the "strong" option that boosts the strength of the coffee to match your preference.

The machine isn't without a drawback: it does not produce the caramel-colored foam layer coffee drinkers believe enhances the flavor of their drinks. This isn't a major issue however it could be an issue for some people. It's easy to clean, however; simply disconnect the machine from its plug and remove the pod holder. It can then be spray with a cleaning solution and then wiped clean. Paper clips can be used to clean the needles of your brewing. This is useful when your machine becomes clogged.

Another drawback to this machine is that it only accepts K-Cup pods which can be expensive. It does not accept the third-party pods that were introduced to the market in 2012 following the Keurig 2.0 Patent expired. You may want to consider an alternative model if you're looking for a device that comes in a variety of sizes and an insulated carafe.

The Keurig K-Select is also the easiest to use. It has two buttons: one to turn on the machine and another to select the size of the cup. It's a smart brewer that shuts itself off after 2 hours of usage to save energy, and the water reservoir is a transparent display that indicates the time it will need to be refilled.

2. Cuisinart Grind & Brew

Unlike many of the other single brew coffee machines that only offer the option to use pre-ground beans or off-the-shelf K-Cup pods, this one allows you to make use of both. If you're a green-conscious consumer who is short on space or someone who loves both single coffee machine-serve and filter coffee, this could be the best choice for you.

This machine can grind whole beans into finely ground ready-to-brew ground or brew coffee that you store in the tray that is removable. You can also utilize Keurig's K-Cups or other popular pods for single-use. This means you can get a quick cup espresso or a whole pot of coffee without cleaning the carafe.

The controls of the Grind & Brew are simple and easy to use. All relevant information is located on the front of the machine: brewing amount (in increments of two) and power off/on as well as a brew indicator light and decalcification alert, as well as grinding settings. The machine can also brew 12 cups of carafe coffee and is programmable that allows up to 24 hours advance brewing.

The machine includes a reusable drip tray and a capsule holder. It does not come with an cleaning brush, however you can easily wash the tray and holder yourself or pop them into the dishwasher. The machine is covered by a three-year warranty and is available directly from Cuisinart and Williams Sonoma Amazon Crate & Barrell and Target. The machine was securely packaged and protected by a moulded pulp to provide extra protection during shipping. The packaging is recyclable. The machine and its contents were in great condition. The box and contents were accompanied by a clear, easy-to-read user manual. The machine will notify you when the decalcification is due.

3. Breville Precision Brewer

The Breville Precision Brewer takes drip coffee to a whole new level. The machine has customizable settings to enable the user to make the perfect cup of coffee each time. There are six brewing preset modes, including "gold," "fast," "strong," "iced," and "cold brew." The brewer features a single-cup mode that can be used with cone and flat filters. The machine also has six different baskets that can be used to highlight particular flavors.

The machine uses a thermocoil heating and pump system with PID digital temperature control that ensures an accurate water temperature throughout the brewing process. This is a big selling aspect of the machine as many premium drip machines utilize hot plates to heat the water. This is not the best method of heating water since it can result in burning your coffee and causing uneven the brewing. Breville Breville comes with a water-pump that emits a sound when it is making coffee. This is a great feature because it allows the user to be sure that their coffee has finished brewing.

The brewer is sleek and minimalist, so it will look great on any countertop. The brushed stainless steel and clear plastic construction give it a contemporary elegant look. Breville's brewer measures 12 7 inches by 16 inches and can be placed in most medium to large kitchens. Breville also comes with a couple of quick start pamphlets as well as a comprehensive instruction manual to new users get up to speed quickly. The only issue with Breville is the water pump noise, which can be distracting if you live in an apartment building.

4. Aeropress

The AeroPress is a clever little device that makes one cup of coffee at a time. It's a piston style brewer that uses air pressure to push water through the grounds of coffee and into the mug, giving it a clean and defined taste. Many coffee lovers praise Aeropress coffee for its well-rounded and balanced taste. It's a great option for campers and travelers due to its light weight, compact, and rugged.

This manual brewer can be used easily. You simply add a scoop of freshly ground Cupper's coffee to the inverted AeroPress Chamber, stir, and then add hot water. You can choose to steep it for a couple of minutes or plunge it immediately. Once you're done, the coffee can either be served straight-up or press into your mug to create an espresso-like drink.

One of the best things about the AeroPress is that it lets you to regulate the strength of your coffee, whether you're making a weak French press or a powerful single serve coffee maker-cup pour-over. The unique design of the device helps the process move along quickly, minimizing the amount of time that coffee sits in the filter.

The AeroPress could be a relative newcomer to the world of coffee brewing equipment but it's already breaking sales records and inspiring a whole generation of coffee enthusiasts. AeroPress competitions for brewing are held on an international level! For those who like to brew while on the go AeroPress Go is the perfect choice. AeroPress recently introduced an all-in-one portable unit called the AeroPress Go. The model comes with an insulated travel mug that's ideal for hikers, travelers and campers. The price tag is similar to that of the original however it's much smaller in size and still boasts all the same features.

5. Keurig K-Duo Plus

The K-Duo Plus is a dual-function coffee maker that can brew single-serve cups or carafes. It can be used to brew K-Cup pods or ground coffee, and comes with different sizes of brew, such as 6, 8, 10 and 12 ounces per cup, and 6-,-8-,-10 or 12-cup carafe. It also has a strong brew button with programmable auto-brew for the carafe, and a thermal carafe that keeps your beverage warm for up to two hours.

This coffee maker is an excellent choice for families who want the ability to make a single cup coffee maker with pods cup or a large carafe. The display is easy to read and the buttons are easy to use. It also comes with a gold-toned, reusable filter so you won't have to buy paper ones. We also like the fact that this model does not lose temperature quickly when making back-to-back pots which is an issue with other models we've tested.

The Keurig K-Duo Plus is perfect for any occasion, whether you're hosting friends or just enjoying a morning alone. It can make single serve coffee maker-serves, as well as a carafe. It can be used to brew your favorite ground coffee, as well as hundreds of K Cup pods of tea, cocoa, and coffee. It can be programmed up to 24 hours ahead of time and provides options for the strength and type of coffee, in addition to a range of drink sizes from 6 to 12. This model comes with a removable drip pan that can be used to accommodate travel cups. The 60-oz reservoir is able to be placed in the direction of left, right or towards the back to make room for more counter space. This is an excellent option for those with limited counter space or an odd kitchen layout.