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Singleservecowboy November 2010 was another month of interesting single serve coffee news and reviews including our review of the Starbucks VIA Caramel and Mocha Instant Coffee. We also reviewed the Wolfgang Puck Sorrento Fair Trade K-Cups. Also, expect product reviews of the Bunn My Cafe Single Serve Coffee Pod Brewer MC Model and the Solofill Cup Refillable Single Serve Coffee Filter for Keurig Brewers. Make sure and check out our 2010 Single Serve Coffee Holiday Gift Guide – K-Cups, Coffee Pods, and Single Serve Coffee Machines if you have a coffee lover in your life that needs some single serve coffee gifts. Stay tuned for more exciting product news and reviews on one cup coffee and single serve coffee over the next month, and Happy Holidays!

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Review: Bunn My Cafe MC Model Pour Over Single Serve Coffee Pod Brewer

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The BUNN MC My Cafe Home Pod Brewer is a modified single cup pour over brewer with a reservoir refreshed with each cup you brew by adding from 4 to 14 ozs of water each time you brew. The Bunn My Cafe MC Model coffee pod brewer uses coffee pods and tea pods and features both a standard brew mode and a pulse brew mode for tea and darker coffees. The BUNN MC My Cafe Home Pod Brewer is also very compact and has a stainless steel exterior. Unlike the older Bunn My Cafe this brewer comes with one pod drawer for brewing that can be used for tea and coffee.

Key features of the Bunn My Cafe MC Model coffee pod brewer include:

Customize Your Cup – choose coffee or tea pod and choose your brew strengthAroma – Enjoy fresh coffee aroma with pods as they brewFast – Great hot coffee or tea in under a minuteBuilt to Last – 2 year limited warrantyPulse brew option – extracts bolder coffee flavor; preferred setting for teaPatented Jet Action Sprayhead – propels water through the pods to release flavor and aromaPod Drawer – compatible with hundreds of coffee and tea pods plus tea bagsStainless Steel Hot Water Tank – keeps water at 200F the right temperature to brew without bitternessThe Bunn My Cafe MC Model coffee pod brewer comes with an assortment of coffee pods and tea pods so you can start brewing right away.

You remove the drawer and the brewer will start to heat
up. Inserting the coffee pod is easy to do and you can
use the holder to compost it after use.

Trying a Variety of Coffee Pods and Coffee Roasts with the MC Model Bunn My Cafe

We tried all of the coffee pods and tea pods that came with the Bunn My Cafe MC Model coffee pod brewer. We have to say the variety and selection was excellent. Anytime you can sample right from the box some of the best coffees you can get in coffee pod format makes us a true believer.

Some of the coffees included:

Reunion Island Coffee pods – Donut Shop, Vanilla Hazelnut, Sweet Unity Farms Mahale HIghlands and moreWolfgang Puck Coffee Pods – Sorrento BlendCity Steam Single Serve Gourmet Coffee Pods – Various blends including City RoastOrgana Tea Pods – English Breakfast and Others

We are dark coffee drinkers, and even a milder roast has to be really well brewed. There are two modes on the BUNN MC My Cafe Home Pod Brewer and in just about every case we chose the pulse brew method. Why? Pre-wetting a coffee pod makes for a much better cup of coffee. You can pre-wet and use the non-pulse brew mode, but the pulse brew does it for you by first wetting a little, then pausing, and doing this several times until you get a rich cup of coffee. We think the pulse mode is the way to go for most coffee drinkers.

The non-pulse mode is also great for just making a cup of hot water, and using it for something like hot cocoa. We also did find light coffee drinkers preferred this mode with a french roast coffee. They got the extraction and flavor but the coffee was not as dark.

How good is the coffee?

Hot and good. The head brew temp claims to be 200 F in the tank, and we found at the brew head exit this to be in the 197+ range. So that means inside at the coffee extraction point we have a really high temperature at around 200 F. The coffee extraction on all levels is well – stunning. The flavors from the coffee pods are rich and delicious and have regular brewed coffee notes.

We did some cross comparison with the Wolfgang Puck Sorrento Blend K-Cups and the Wolfgand Puck Sorrrent Blend coffee pods and found the coffee pod flavor to come out just a little ahead.

Composting Coffee Pods and Tea Pods

We think you’ll like how eco-friendly coffee pods are. You an compost just about any coffee pod as it’s just paper and coffee grounds. You’ll want to get a coffee pod trash can like this one. It will help you make sure you recycle those coffee pods.

The Power On Feature of the Bunn My Cafe MC Model

This is the one feature you have to get used to and takes about 1/2 a day. There is no “power switch” the brewer goes into standby mode after 6 hours and keep the water in the tank on demand hot for that time. After it goes into standby mode when you pull out the coffee pod drawer the brewer heats up and is ready for use in a few minutes. At first we were used to having our brewer have a shut off but then after the day and many days after that – we were really into this.

We also tried the Dunkin Donut coffee pods. Result?
Excellent cup of Dunkin. Excellent.

First of all the water tank is small and keeping it hot is like having an instant hot dispenser so not that eco-unfriendly. And secondly we love how quick we can get another cup.

Conclusions

We really have to say there’s little not to like about the coffee pod brewer from Bunn. The MC Model My Cafe from BUNN MC My Cafe Home Pod Brewer is really hard to beat for a little coffee pod brewer that creates amazingly rich coffee. We love the foot print and think you’ll like the results from the brewer.

Pros

Small footprintTwo brew modes for light and darker coffeeOn demand coffee brewing with 8 oz pour over methodGreat extraction on coffees and teas100s of coffee and tea pods can now be yours to brewEasy to use coffee pods and coffee pod drawerSimple ControlsCoffee in about a minute when the brewer is onFresh coffee or tea each time because you always fill with new water and keep the brewer reservoir in a cycle

Cons

No water reservoir – you have to pour over a cup each time (for some a pro for others a con).

We want to thank Bunn for providing the Bunn My Cafe MC Model coffee pod brewer to review.

The suggested retail on the BUNN MC My Cafe Home Pod Brewer is $99.99 to $139.99.

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Posted by Jay Brewer at December 3, 2010 9:13 AM
How does the coffee compare head-to-head with the older BUNN MCP or MCA pod brewer?
Posted by: Eric B. at December 3, 2010 9:29 AM We think right on par.
Posted by: Jay Brewer at December 3, 2010 9:34 AM Does this unit allow the use of LARGE pods? Oh, and can you make a single brew cycle generate a cup of coffee larger than 8oz?
Posted by: B.S. at December 3, 2010 10:07 PM Yes, it will, up to 14 oz. of water. The unit will also take a 12 g. pod easily plus your own homemade pods.
Posted by: Pat at December 4, 2010 3:34 PM I was ready to throw my cash at the MC to replace my Senseo, until I read the part about no water reservoir. With that, would this have been a good replacement for the Senseo (original)?
Posted by: RB at December 6, 2010 10:06 PM In my household we are big coffee drinkers.I would love to win the coffee pods following on facebook zeta mcmillan
Posted by: Zeta McMillan at December 9, 2010 10:51 PM re:bunn my cafe MC model…. After reading review dated 12/3/10, i would love to purchase this unit, has everything i am looking for. However, i cannot find it in any store in my area (buffalo, ny) or on the web…not even featured on the Bunn site. Any suggestions??? thank you, char
Posted by: char at December 10, 2010 8:20 AM It’s currently on Amazon.com and at select Bon Ton and Dillard’s stores
Posted by: Jay Brewer at December 10, 2010 9:21 AM This is an amazing inovation! I would live to own one.
Posted by: Terri Baker at December 10, 2010 1:47 PM love this! want to buy it
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2010 Single Serve Coffee Holiday Gift Guide – K-Cups, Coffee Pods, and Single Serve Coffee Machines

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We’ve seen an incredible variety of K-Cups, Coffee Pods, and other single serve coffee wonders debut in 2010, and we’ve picked out the best of the best for you in the single serve coffee world. We’ve divided up the guide by price to make your holiday shopping even easier, and we’ve picked out the best single serve coffee makers, coffee pods, k cups, coffee gadgets, coffee cups, and other super cool items single serve coffee items.

Over $500

We really think if you’re going to put the money down on a machine that does it all – check out the Nespresso Lattissima. We love the one touch cappuccinos and lattes, and the espresso and coffee produced from the machine is excellent. The Lattissima also comes in a variety of cool colors, and it’s been a welcome addition to any coffee lovers kitchen for over 3 years.

We also think you might want to purchase two single serve coffee makers to get the most amazing coffee experiences like the Bosch Tassimo Hot Beverage System and the Nescafe Dolce Gusto. Why not have two? If you’re willing to spend over $500 you should get the widest possible range of single serve coffee options, and while you’re at it throw in a Keurig Mini Plus.

$350

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We recommend the Nespresso Le Cube. The design is sharp and interesting and you’ll have your hands full of espresso and single serve cups of coffee.

200-$350

We really like the Bunn My Cafe MC Model, and the the Keurig B70. You’ll be entering the world of K Cups with the Keurig B70 and the world of coffee pods with your Bunn My Cafe MC Model. Also if you want to impress, the Breville BKC600XL Gourmet Single Cup Brewer or the Cuisinart SS700 Keurig Brewer is stunning, and it’s our Keurig top choice as it’s recently been redesigned to be super quiet like the Keurig B70.

$150

We really like the Nespresso Essenza C100 . The Nespresso Essenza will get you in the Nespresso club on the cheap, but the espresso and single serve coffee will be very god.

On the Keurig front, the Keurig B60 rings in at only $149.99. It will get you into the Keurig club for a great price with almost all the features of the more expensive Keurig B70.

Under $100

B40-Sm We think the Keurig B40 will get you into the world of Keurig and K Cups for the right price. At $99 bucks the Keurig B40 can’t be beat for ease of use and variety in single serve coffee.

Another winner for $89.99 this year is the Keurig Mini Plus. You can use any K-Cups that the bigger Keurigs use, and the machine has a very small footprint. This is the perfect give for someone who has a single serve coffee maker at home like the Keurig B60, and wants to take their coffee to work. You can even purchase a tote bag to carry the Keurig Mini B30 in.

Under $50

Aero Press 03-Tm We recommend the Aeropress single serve coffee maker. It’s not one you plug in, but you can hand craft and make perfect cups of single serve coffee every time. The best part – you can use whatever coffee you like and the coffee produced is amazing.

Make Your Own Single Serve Coffee Stuff

We highly recommend the Perfect Pod Coffee Pod Maker, and the Perfect Pod Holster.

The Perfect Pod maker allows you to make your own coffee pods when using the Cuisinart SS-1 Cup-O-Matic Single Serve Coffee Maker, Senseo, Bunn My Cafe, Melitta One:One, Grindmaster, and Krups Home Cafe single serve coffee pod brewers.

The Perfect Pod Holster allows you to use coffee pods you make or coffee pods you buy in your Keurig Elite B40 Brewer, Keurig B50, Keurig Special Edition Ultra Elite B60, Breville BKC600XL Gourmet Single Cup Brewer, and the Keurig B70 Brewer.

Coffee Pods

Konacoffeepods We recommend Cool Beans Pods – always a solid coffee pod and with a large variety. We also really love the new Fratello coffee pods. Want to get something very fresh and super creative? You can also always search in Amazon.com for the latest coffee pods for your single serve coffee maker. Also read our coffee pod reviews for the latest and greatest picks.

K Cup Coffee

Img 1244-1 If you’re looking for the latest K Cup coffee you can always visit Green Mountain Coffee.

And if you’re looking for more K Cups than just those from Green Mountain Coffee, you can check out CoffeeCow.com and CoffeGiant.com. They both have a assortment of K Cups, and offer K Cups from Timothy’s and others.

There’s also always Amazon.com. They offer all the K Cup varieties and have a huge assortment of 2 packs and other special offers.

Coffee Cups

We love the Bodum Pavina Double-Wall Thermo Glasses and we think you will too. This is a perfect gift for the coffee lover looking to be different and have their coffee look interesting while they drink it.

Coffee Accessories

How can you go wrong with the BonJour Primo Latte Frother with Stand? For less than $30 bucks, you can have your milk frothed and enjoy a little more texture in your single serve coffee.

We also really like the Aeroccino Automatic Milk frother from Nespresso. It works and works well. You simply pour the milk in and hit the button, and in less than a minute, you have nice hot frothed milk.

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City Steam Single Cup Coffee Pods

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City Steam Single Cup Coffee Pods are now available. We first heard about these coffee pods in from the sample set of coffee pods included with our Bunn My Cafe MC Model. Flavors include:

House Blend100% ColumbianBreakfast BlendFrench RoastEuropean RoastCity Roast

We’ve been sampling the flavors and are drinking the Breakfast Blend this morning and it’s quite good. We’ll do some more formal reviews over the coming weeks. The City Steam Single Cup Coffee Pods will work in your Senseo, Grindmaster GPOD or OPOD, Bunn My Cafe, Bunn My Cafe MC Model, Cuisinart SS-1 Cup-O-Matic, Cafe Invento, Melitta One:One, simplehuman, Krups 1010, Home Cafe, Melitta MES5B Javapod, Kienna Sun Cafe, and other single-serve coffee pod brewers.

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Information On The Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony

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The Ethiopian coffee ceremony is very important in the Ethiopian culture. The coffee ceremony will be performed when friends visit, during celebrations, or simply as a part of the daily routine. It is so important to how the Ethiopians view coffee that most Ethiopian restaurants will have the coffee ceremony performed for you at your table.

The Ethiopian coffee ritual takes the participants through the entire coffee preparation process. Whether you are witnessing the ritual in a restaurant or lucky enough to participate in someone’s home, the green coffee beans will be brought to your table by a woman. She will wash the beans, and then start a fire in a small open roasting furnace.

The washed beans will be put into a small pan with a long handle and held over the fire. The woman preparing the beans will shake the pan back and forth, like an old-fashioned popcorn maker. This keeps the bean from burning. Some people have described the sound of the shaking beans as similar to shaking coins in a tin can. Once the beans are roasted, the preparer takes the pan and walks around the room, filling the room with the enticing aroma of freshly roasted coffee. Experiencing the sounds and smells is an important part of the ritual.

The next step in the Ethiopian coffee ceremony is to grind the freshly roasted beans. In restaurants, they may use an electric grinder to speed up the process. Traditionally, the beans will be ground in a small tool called a mukecha (pronounced moo-key-cha). The mukecha is a very heavy wooden bowl. The beans are poured inside, and then crushed with a zenezena, which is a wooden or metal stick that is used in an up and down motion, rather like a mortar and pestle.

The ground coffee is then put into a traditional clay pot called a jebena (pronounced jay-ben-ah). Water is added, and then the pot is put over heat until the coffee boils. The scent of the boiling coffee again fills the room, tempting the senses of all the participants of the ritual.

Coffee prepared in the Ethiopian coffee ritual is then served in small ceramic cups resembling the small cups you see in Chinese restaurants for tea. The cups are arranged on a tray very close together, and the coffee is poured from one cup to another in a single pour from the pot. This is a very important step, even if some sloshes onto the tray. If the server poured each cup individually, the coffee grounds would get mixed up with the liquid, resulting in gritty coffee. With the single pour method, the coffee remains free of the sediment.

Once you’ve taken your first sip, you’ve witnessed the full life-cycle of making coffee, from washing the raw beans, through roasting, grinding, and boiling the coffee. If you’re in a restaurant, the ceremony usually ends here. Traditionally, second and third servings are often prepared as well. Each serving has its own name: the first serving is called Abol, the second serving is called Huletegna, and the third serving is called Bereka. Once you’ve reached this stage, you have completed the Ethiopian coffee ceremony.

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Coffee Drinkers with Sensitive Stomachs Rejoice!

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There is nothing more frustrating than having to cut back or avoid your coffee drinking because you may have stomach sensitivities. However, there is some good news for coffee drinkers out there with stomach sensitivities since they can now better enjoy their brew by sipping on a dark roast!

In a recent study done by the American Chemical Society, food chemists examined dark roasted coffee to find that it naturally produces a chemical compound that prevents cells in the stomach from creating excess acid that is often exacerbated by drinking coffee. If you have ever struggled with having a sour stomach after drinking coffee in the morning, drinking a dark roast instead may be the solution that you have been looking for. Of course, many sensitive stomached coffee drinkers also prefer cold brewed coffee, which has up to 60% less acid than traditionally brewed hot coffee. There are also coffees on the market that are labeled to be “stomach friendly”, where they are treated with steam to remove chemicals and caffeine that can often cause gastrointestinal discomfort. However, food chemists wanted to examine this issue even further to find out what chemicals in coffee caused a sour stomach and heartburn.

This research was done by taking extracts from two different coffee blends, one being light and the other being dark. These were also compared to the stomach friendly varieties of coffee that are steam treated. Each of the extracts showed to have a unique chemical composition, with varying amounts of other compounds, as well as caffeine.

When the extracts from these types of coffee were administered to human stomach cells, the cells increased their acid production. The one exception to the case was a compound in one of the extracts called N-methylpyridinium, which is a chemical naturally produced during roasting. It is not found in green coffee beans, but it begins to occur the darker that the coffee is roasted. This is actually a stomach soothing compound produced in dark roasted coffee, and scientific researchers are beginning to test a specialized blend of this compound for production.

This is fantastic news for anyone with stomach issues who still wants to enjoy their daily cup of coffee, especially since coffee has been proven to have such a large range of health benefits. Overall, it will reduce the risk of cirrhosis of the liver, stroke, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease, and even type II diabetes. Of course, you don’t want to let a little sour stomach get in your way of this healthy enjoyment, and experts recommend that you drink 2 to 3 cups of coffee per day for the greatest health benefits. If you are a coffee drinker that also happens to have a sensitive stomach, take care to choose premium dark roasts of coffee that contain the gentle compound that will prevent excess acid production in your stomach upon drinking. This is truly the best way to enjoy your cup of Joe on a daily basis while still being good to your stomach!

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Senseo Coffee Maker The New Breed Coffee Machine

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From the makers of Philips and Douwe Egberts’ coffee roasters comes a new breed of brewing systems. The Senseo coffee makers had been technologically crafted with
modern smooth layout and slim figure.

The Senseo coffee maker is a modernly sleek silhouette that does not look additional like a traditional brewer. In reality, offered the visual home, it similarly looks like a
traditional cannister inside your kitchen table.

It features a cylindrical upright form curving towards the person. Choosing from 4 distinctive traditional colors- black, white, blue and red- this sophisticated contemporary
sleek layout is very a coordinate in your kitchen.

Like any other items, Senseo machines has three primary attributes- ostentatiously fashionable, revolutionary coffee pods along with a basic person interface.

Senseo line of coffee machines are all single serve brewing system. Each and every time a newer sequence is introduced, nicely needless to say, new functions are also
extra in. A nicer news about the system is always that you are not restricted to use only with Philips and Douwe products. It is possible to in fact acquire coffee pods designed
for the Senseo system and fill them with your favorite blend.

The mechanics of Senseo coffee machines brews coffee at a touch of a button pushing the previous drip machines in to the junk pile. Originally, the coffee brewing program
are correctly balanced to deliver the best cup of pre-dosed coffee unique for every particular person. Brews a cup or two of gourmet coffee with the use on the coffee pods in
the touch of a button in much less than a minute, this convenient machine provides you no worries with automobile shut off program following an hour of dormancy. With
dishwasher secure removable components, cleaning up is straightforward.

The Senseo Deluxe- HD7820 will be the prime of the range in Senseo New Era series, which was introduced in 2007. Addressing the principal consumer complaints of an
intractable spout from Unique Senseo series, this New Era Senseo Deluxe single serve coffee gourmet maker HD7820 continues to be corrected and added with a capability
to brew cappuccino and tea.

The most recent member of Senseo coffee machines is the HD7860 series, also referred to as Senseo Quadrante was launched in September 2009. Leaving the traditional
Senseo style, it adopts the well-known house design of coffee makers. Readily available in European marketplace featuring smooth new styling and all the preferred
characteristics in the traditional Senseo, this new style statement definitely helps make a difference. Molded by heavy-duty plastic in curved edges, the HD7860 series’ techno
lines fit just appropriate in any modern day kitchen.

Among the adjustments on the Quadrante model is the greater program of temperature regulation making a steaming hot scrumptious cup of coffee or tea. With a shorter
h2o container that holds 1.2L of h2o, refilling inside a short sink is much more handy. The three-buttoned controls are situated on the leading with the machine. Other
features are peak adjustable drip tray along with a shorter auto off program than the traditional Senseo types.

In the event you go to cappuccino, then go for Senseo Latte Choose, which includes a milk tank that piggy-backs around the machine. In addition to that, the milk tank is
detachable for refrigeration to prevent spoilage of milk.

As I was heading via with Senseo coffee maker critiques, each coffee enthusiast’s requirements is diverse from your other coffeeholic’s. The pros of one is the cons from the
other. And vice versa.

Majority of the Senseo coffee maker critiques comment around the fact that coffee pods are a lot expensive. But let’s encounter it. Thinking about that you don’t brew a pot
of coffee for a consumption of one or two that just go to waste after, then that is also acknowledged as economical by some reviewers.

What’s peaceful with one is really a bit louder using the other. Or what is distasteful to him may be wealthy for you. It is just a matter of private selection. Most detrimental
critiques are genuinely private taste issues that probably with just a little adventure on cupping and coping with pods, these might be resolved.

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Buying coffee maker. There are basic instructions.

1. Buy to drink at home or open a coffee shop.

If you buy to drink at home. I should be buying a coffee maker that is very easy to make coffee and easy cleaning and an important area of suitable home. Beauty.
If you open a coffee shop. Things to keep in mind is most open any coffee shop.
If you open a coffee shop, especially, we should focus on. Coffee is special because it is like a regular hero, we should choose a restaurant, coffee maker. A pressure of at least 15 bar, the machine is made of steel or stainless steel, or material strength, size boiler (the boiler in the unit) should not be less than 500 cc, used at No hassle. And can be cleaned off easily.
If you open a coffee shop along with other shops, such as Bakery shop, bookstore, a dentist shop, shop by mail or other types of stores. Should choose a coffee machine at work is a quick easy main

2. The budget is.

The total budget should be prepared to open the shop. The share of expenses. Into such proportions.

Shop construction represents 40 percent
Rental and deposit areas, representing 20 percent
The coffee maker. And ground coffee, representing 20 percent
Miscellaneous expenses, representing 5 percent
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Espresso coffee makers came into existence from man’s need for a faster cup of coffee. The espresso machines not only produced the coffee faster but also produced a better one. Initially in some machines they found some kinks to be worked out but the coffee maker inventors didn’t let little issues deter them.

Who invented the first espresso coffee machine?

Each record gives us different answers. Some record says, the first espresso coffee maker was invented by Louis Bernard Babaut in 1822 along with Edward Santais, who was the marketer of machine in 1843. It got the publicity in 1855 at the Universal Exposition in Paris.

According to the records, in an hour a coffee maker can produce one thousand cups of espresso coffee using steam to force water through coffee held in the filter. Every new invention has to bear risk and this espresso coffee maker was not an exception. It had a tendency to blow from time to time and sometimes it burned the coffee too.

The initial espresso coffee makers weren’t so easy to use. Operating them required some degree of skill and it left plenty of room for diversity. The intensity of the heat & the length of time were controlled by the operator and the water valve remained open. The coffee users could put in less coffee grounds & obtain strong coffee or use more water & get a diluted one.

Further records credit Luigi Bezzera, a manufacturer, with the invention of Espresso in 1903. Bezzera wanted to make coffee faster, so he added more pressure due to which ‘Voila’ the Fast Coffee Machine was born. This machine made coffee faster and better than any other machine. The machine invented by Bezzera used the force of steam to push water through a fixed filter containing coffee.

Even though Bezzera was skilled in inventing, he was lacking in the marketing talent to promote his creation. In 1905, Desidero Pavoni purchased the rights of the espresso machine and the product was successfully marketed, changing the way everyone drank coffee. The coffee makers were sold throughout Europe by Pavoni.

Franceso Illy created the first automatic espresso coffee maker. In 1935, Illeta invented the coffee maker and used compressed air instead of steam for his machine. The problem of exploding espresso coffee makers was solved by this machine & gave a more stable result.

The espresso coffee maker invented by Achille’s Gaggia bears his name in 1945. The lever action was included in his invention and even today we can get the modern versions of both Illeta and Gaggia espresso coffee makers. An electric rotating pump was created by Ernest Valente in 1950. The pump allowed a continuous, even flow of water through the coffee maker.

In 1970’s, Illy went on to simplify the espresso coffee maker process, when he introduced a machine that combined the best parts of previous espresso coffee maker methods. His machine used double filters, which costs less than other coffee makers and was simple to use.

Super automatic espresso coffee makers were born in the 70′s. Now they are the standard coffee makers in many countries. The machines continue to evolve. The debate over which methods and which machines produce the best espresso will be going on as long as people continue to enjoy their cup of Joe.

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Coffee franchises have taken over in small business today as we know it. Every corner in every major city has a coffee house, most of these coffee houses are linked through coffee franchises. 81% of Americans will have been in at least 5 different coffee franchises in their lifetime.2.5% of the stock market are cornered by such businesses like the basic coffee house. We the public has definitely benefited from large coffee franchises, as they have benefited from us.?

Small Business vs. Franchise

Each has its own benefit. A small business owner has a lower overhead. This is ideal for profit margins. A single coffee house owner can expect to have up to 4 employees, this would be ideal, and they can maintain business with this type of crew. The average pay that a single coffee house owner can expect to pay out per employee could be anywhere from .75 an hour -.50 an hour. Usually a small business owner of this type can afford to hire part-time employees, therefore saving oneself the added costs of health benefit.

Accidental insurance coverage for this low ratio will also be feasible. A coffee franchise has the benefit of name recognition. Everyone who is an avid coffee drinker has their favorite name brand coffee house. This makes availability for name product sales. There are big tax breaks for large coffee franchises. This also makes room for more revenue, and having more revenue allows for a large company to hire more part-time employees. Having more employees has the benefit of making more produc

ts, and being able to sustain a larger clientele.

To Each His Own

If you ask your 80 year old next door neighbor if he or she prefers a large coffee franchise cup of coffee or the local small business owner’s cup, you may find that they will likely support the local favorite, the small business owner. There is some loyalty to the small business men and women today. Now ask the same question to a college student, who has just enough time to run to the corner (very accessible) large coffee franchise, which cup they prefer, you will likely hear them say the convenient, trendy coffee franchise.

Not that the college student is less loyal, but maybe the new thing is a little more popular and a little more accessible. Now every one person must decide for themselves which is best for them, to support the larger business, or the smaller business. No matter which you choose, there will always be a new trend in java.

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