An unboxing and short review of a programmable coffee maker from Black and Decker and what comes in the box. Model DLX1050W http://coffeecupnews.org/blog.
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An unboxing and short review of a programmable coffee maker from Black and Decker and what comes in the box. Model DLX1050W http://coffeecupnews.org/blog.
@klarinetta great information, thanks!
Do you drink your coffee black or do you add cream and sugar?
touche
@the0beast21 this comment means so much to me. Thanks! 🙂
Where is the follow up video?
I had one of these coffee makers lying around for the longest time unused
so I designated it my decaf coffee maker. Haha
@markmccormic14 oic, have you ever tried filtered water?
@420xMetalGuitaristx almost always black. If I feel like a “treat” or my
stomach hurts then a little cream.
Do you know that by giving you option about setting the time when the
coffee maker starts to brew and other feature(that’s going to make it more
valuable right?) they are really hiding that they are using crapy boiler
that won’t get up to the right temperature and the water even starts to
fall on the grounds before it gets to the highest possible temperature
which still isn’t high enough.
@420xMetalGuitaristx you?
@klarinetta There are only two brands of brewers(only know the name of
other) that are verified by the Specialty Coffee Association of America and
Europe and that is the Technivorm Moccamaster brewers that are handmade in
Holland. They are expensive and costs 299$ and you don’t get any features
other than you can put it on full,half or closed dripping(you could let it
steep) but what you get is a quality boiler that brews at the right
temperature and lasts 10-20+ years.
I have a keurig b60 special edition and is a very good coffee pot
why is this a video?
because it’s recorded on a camera.
LOL