Coffee Makers

I have made instant tea powder which has powdered leaves, cardemom, milk, sugar. How I would set it's expiry date?

The only way to answer this is to brew a pot of coffee and take its temperature. The most important information is not the temperature of the brewed coffee, but the temperature of the water doing the brewing; which should be between 190- 205* F. Any colder, and the coffee grounds will not release enough of their inherent flavors. And any hotter, the coffee will be over extracted, releasing unpleasant, bitter flavors into the final product.

The check the brewing temperature, place a digital thermometer into the stream of water from the shower head, and wait at least fifteen seconds for an accurate reading. (Do this without any coffee being brewed) If the temperature is too cold, buy a new machine. Or you could use a Coffee Press instead--the coffee is richer, thicker, and the temperature is controlled by the user.

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The inventor is not known. The coffee cup band is pictured in prehistoric cave paintings in Southern France and Northern Spain. When cups were chiseled out of stone, the heat from the coffee would transfer directly into the hand. Cavemen wove the bands out of palm leaves and wrapped them around their coffee cups.

Can you? Technically, yes.

Should You? Absolutely not. The milk is heated to boiling temperatures inside the coffee maker. This will cause a couple of problems: the milk could coagulate and clog the coffee maker. Also, the milk residue will collect inside the coffee maker and spoil.

Some coffee makers actually have a holding tank to store hot water so there is hot water on demand when you want to make a pot of coffee. If you pour milk in, it will displace the hot water and leave the milk in the holding tank until you make your next pot. That means the milk would be heated and left in the holding tank to breed bacteria until you make the next pot of coffee.

Either way it is a recipe for disaster.

Don't do it!!!

You are tottlay right! besides if there was any milk not used you know like left over and it was not much, but still it would go rotton!

Every time you use it, rinse out the inside and the basket until the water runs out clear. Then fill it with water until the bottom 1/4 inch of the basket is immersed. Run it. Whenever it gets a stale taste anyway, get some baking soda (it'll be a lot).

Put about 1/4 inch or a bit less into the basket, fill the pot to right below the max fill line, and run it. Repeat until the water runs out nearly clear (it'll be quite a few times, so you'll need more than one box of soda). Then, to get rid of the baking-soda taste, fill it to above the bottom of the basket with water. Add 1/3 to 1/4 capful of vinegar. Stir it with your finger into the water, put it in the basket, and run it. This will react away the last of the baking soda residue-- don't worry about any white powder that remains. Finally, run it with empty water. It will be nice and fresh. This is quite harmless and can be repeated any time your percolator tastes stale.

A coffee maker is considered a small appliance in a home. This is usually in the kitchen section of a store or catalog.

The Cuisinart DCC-1200BCH can be programmed when to turn off or it can turn off after a certain level of inactivity.

throw the whole coffeemaker away and go spend money on a good one. they are fire hazards.

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it has nothing to do with germs. Vinegar is an light acid. It is used to disolve mineral buildup inside the pot caused by hard water.

Cuisinart makes food processors and kitchen appliances.

it means that you have did some thing rong and you are sopose to start over or you will gget a lower score.

Yes coffee marker filters would count as coffee maker accessories because they are found with coffee machines at most stores.

well, if you don't clean your coffee maker often, you are letting it grow wild and letting it catch diseases, so don't use it again after the first blob of mould.

The grind number for Peet's Coffee and Tea for a peculator coffee maker is 3. Peet's Coffee is sold throughout the United States and available in a variety of flavors.

An electric current is not REQUIRED in a coffee maker, you can have a coffee maker that works on gas.

If you are going to use electricity you could design one that used DC current or AC current.

This said, as most houshold mains electricity supplies are AC, most commercially available coffee makers run on AC electricity.

Of course you can! I would suggest using slightly less coffee than you normally would, since the water in a coffee maker doesn't usually get to the boiling point. There is also the option to buy instant coffee, which will dissolve right into the water.

A coffee maker is a small and inexpensive appliance that helps people save money. When you make coffee in a coffee maker at home, you also have the choice of what brand, as well as type, of coffee to brew. A gourmet brand of coffee is less expensive when brewed on a privately owned coffee maker.

I need a jug for my westpoint coffee maker

Yes. It takes longer than instant coffee to be made but it can just be left to do it's thing and the coffee tastes so much better. Most of them have hot plates at the bottom so you can leave to coffee for a while and it stays warm.

Don't worry if you have drank unfiltered water. Some people like to drink tap water because they say it has more minerals. In your case, the water you drank from the coffee maker is already boiled. So that makes it much safer than drinking directly from the faucet. If I were you, I won't even replace the filter since the water get boiled anyway. But that also depends on where the source of the water. But the only possible negative outcome is mineral build-up in the coffee machine.

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A large Bunn coffee machine uses about $23 worth of electricity per year. A regular 12- cup coffer maker only uses about $12 worth of electricity per year.

I would recommend the 12 cup Cuisinart.