Are Krups Filter Coffee Machines for You
Are Krups Filter Coffee Machines for You? They are among the best in the world for Brazilian grounds. They, like us, are passionate about coffee perfection.
The Machine
Java making machines are kitchen devices used to brew automatically.
Most of them use the most common pour-over, process to make your cuppa.
A paper or metal filter is loaded with grounds on top of a glass pot
After being heated in a separate chamber, water is channeled to pour over the grounds that brew and drip thru the filter into the pot.
This process is also called Filtered Coffee, or Drip Brewing.
The greatest thing is that drip brewing is the most common method used in Brazil. Unfortunately, not automatically, since most people still do it manually as in the old days.
You may check this in this recipe article
Nevertheless, I have tried some Krups Filter Coffee Machines while in the USA and at some friends’ here in Brazil and found out that
Brazilian mojo tastes great when brewed with these machines.
Once again, as I stated in previous articles, don’t just take my word for it; TRY IT!
It’s always best to base your opinion on your experience. Other people’s opinion can be a great guide, just that. The rest is with you.
The Company
The bold German factory specializes in kitchen aids; among them the popular and renowned Krups Filter Coffee Machines.
Scales were the first bread and butter of the company for over 110 years, until 1956
In the following decades, the North Rhine-Westphalia company, created and directed by Robert Krups widened its array of products.
The first coffee-related machine, manufactured by Krups, was ONKO’s 1961 release that stayed available, with some modifications, until 2014
In 1983, Krups released its first machine.
By the year 1990, the company had expanded to 3000 employees with four factories in Europe.
Their coffee machines were then responsible for the highest revenue of the company.
A joint venture between giant Nestlé and Krups was settled in 1991. Its purpose is the development and production of the Nespresso Project, a brand of espresso machines and pods to widen the consumption of higher quality beverages.
Today, Krups manufactures a very wide range of products like:
Coffee Machines
- Automatic-drip Machines
- Coffee/Espresso Combination Machines
- Pod Machines
- Nespresso
- Nescafe Dolce Gusto
Espresso Machines
- Fully Automatic Espresso Machines
- Pump espresso machines
They also manufacture Coffee grinders and Kettles.
We have reviewed the Krups EC311 Maker.
Please leave a comment about the Krups Filter Coffee Machines.
I understand a lot of people are into the espresso coffee machines and going for the one cup for all the different flavors. I think a good quality automatic drip coffee machine is the way to go.
I find once you’ve tried a few flavors you tend to pick one main flavor and you do not care to have all the other flavors sitting around.
I have a few friends that only use the extra flavors for their one cup machines when they have guest over that half the time prefer just to have a 4-12 cup drip machine make a batch.
Your drip coffee machines are what I’ll check into, simple, fast and the coffee always turns out perfect for everyone.
Hello, Travis,
Thanks for your impressions. I think that they are all colors of a larger rainbow, but, at the end of the day, the more convenient system wins for most people.
Cheers!
You have a very beautiful website, I enjoyed reading very much about the brazil coffee facts coffee machines.
I do not drink coffee but drink tea everyday, I love my tea very much cold and hot depending on my mood and the weather here in Pennsylvania.
Would it be possible to brew my tea in one of those coffee machines, I brew my tea from grounds more often then tea bags. I prefer fresh brewed herbal teas the most, well I was just curious if this machine would brew my tea?
Hello, there,
Thank you for stopping by and sharing thoughts. Now, you raised a great question there. I’m not a frequent tea drinker, but I would guess that it should be possible. I will try it when I get ahold of some ground tea. And, if you ever have the same opportunity, please,send me a message.
Cheers!