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Reg · 06-29-2009, 09:19 AM

After SO MANY "coffee makers" I have come just about full circle to an el cheapo cappuccino machine.
YES, it means I have to stand with it and intervene to switch from "brew" to "steam" at just the right moment so I can foam the milk and I can only do one cup at a time, but it is my slow waking up time and dusting cinnamon on the foam and then pouring the coffee through it just does good things for me - some of it is anticipation, some might be participation - it being not an entirely automatic process, I probably feel that I am DOING something towards making the coffee.

Mr Coffee ~$30 at WallyWorld.

I did like the Bodum vacuum up/down unit, the Cuisinart grind and brew unit too, but right now I'm into FOAM (-:
So I need steam.

I looked at the Nestle pod units as well as the Keurig units, but they all seem to be coffee only machines, so don't solve my desire for FOAM !

06-29-2009, 09:19 AM	#22 (permalink)
Reg Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 1,310	Re: Keurig coffee brewer After SO MANY "coffee makers" I have come just about full circle to an el cheapo cappuccino machine. YES, it means I have to stand with it and intervene to switch from "brew" to "steam" at just the right moment so I can foam the milk and I can only do one cup at a time, but it is my slow waking up time and dusting cinnamon on the foam and then pouring the coffee through it just does good things for me - some of it is anticipation, some might be participation - it being not an entirely automatic process, I probably feel that I am DOING something towards making the coffee. Mr Coffee ~$30 at WallyWorld. I did like the Bodum vacuum up/down unit, the Cuisinart grind and brew unit too, but right now I'm into FOAM (-: So I need steam. I looked at the Nestle pod units as well as the Keurig units, but they all seem to be coffee only machines, so don't solve my desire for FOAM !