Folks - Anyone care to recommend a simple, small (12-cup max, but 10 or less is better) drip coffee maker. Something that’ll work & look nice. No thermal carafe — too hard to clean well. All of the 4-cup models...

All, I am in search of a coffee maker for my house; I don’t have one right now. The key characteristic is that it must be programmable so that it will begin brewing while I am asleep (this is a non-negotiable feature, so...

I am looking to have the best possible cup of coffee...in my own kitchen. Right now have a 12 cup capacity coffee maker, but that is too much coffee for one person. Any recommendations for one on a smaller scale? Thanks.

We got the Cuisinart programmable/grinder/coffee maker last Christmas and love it. We got the one with the thermal carafe – it was about 150, but the one with the regular carafe is less. We like our coffee hot and strong...

(see Mellitta display where you buy coffee filters) AND have the option to make water for tea :) I have a Capresso brand 4 cup maker, and got it at a Williams Sonoma store on sale about 1.5 years ago, so they may not make the 4...

Any ideas on a good automatic coffee maker, 5 cups or less? Tried a proctor-silex with good beans and got crummy coffee.

Owner understands subtleties of the brew.

Do you have a suggestion for the best thermal coffee maker? I’ve read reports on amazon and still can’t decide. Have you ever heard of a brand called Zojirushi?

I am planning for a party this weekend, and I’m renting a 100 cup coffee maker for the first time. I am assuming it will come with some instructions, but I thought I’d ask some advice here too. How much coffee should I...

...can you tell a difference between the over $200 coffee makers?

Does that make any sense? :) We currently have a Cuisinart Grind and Brew Coffee Maker. I love my coffee maker, but honestly it is a pain in the ... to clean ever day after each use. I don’t mind spending some decent money on...

Thoughts on making coffee this way (my personal fav is Bodum Santos)? I heard it won a bunch of awards.

I have one of the Bialetti classic stovetop Italian aluminum coffee makers. (I know, it’s not officially espresso, so I won’t call it that, but anyway.) I’m confused about a couple of things I have heard...

I’ve given up on instant coffee and switched to fresh-brewed, fresh-ground coffee during cold weather. I bought a $4.15 12-cup drip coffee maker from Target and the coffee tastes great. There’s one odd design problem...

French press coffee maker. Here’s a travel version: Bodum Travel Press Coffee & Tea Maker - $ 9.95 http://www.amazon.com/Travel-Press-Coffee-Tea-Maker/dp/B000KA6JGE