Coffee has come a long way. Fifty years ago, folks were limited to a drip coffee maker or pour-over to curb their caffeine ...

The K-Duo Coffee Maker has a two-in-one design that has a single-serve brewer on one side and a glass carafe for drip brewing ...

Whatever kind of coffee ... water into a heating tube. These top-rated drip coffee makers feature an automatic shutoff, and some have more advanced features like a removable reservoir and an ...

The latter hold the coffee in a tank; you fill your cup ... drip models are based on 10 oz. of water. The Ninja Specialty CM401 is part of the Coffee Makers test program at Consumer Reports.

For those that aren’t familiar with the hardware: this type of coffee maker includes a water reservoir. Coffee is brewed One cup at a time by drawing from that water, quickly heating it ...

[Joseph Collins] is even taking the work out of that by adding a water supply line to his Keurig. His coffee maker sits right ... in the lid of the water reservoir pointed to by the other arrow.

The Keurig K-Slim coffee maker offers some impressive smarts ... The Keurig K-Elite has an extra large 75-ounce water reservoir that allows you to brew up to eight cups of coffee before having ...

Place a large mug or bowl where you’d typically put your coffee cup and run the machine as normal, dumping the mixture every time the mug fills. Keep doing this until the water reservoir runs ...

Learn more If a morning cup of coffee is part of your daily routine, you don't want to risk a bad brew. A reliable coffee maker (and freshly ... and 40-ounce water tank. You can actually swivel ...