If I were buying a drip coffee maker for my own kitchen right now, the Luxe Brewer Thermal would be my number one choice.

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This 3D-printed prototype, created by award-winning coffee expert Michael Harris, challenges conventional wisdom about what ...

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We tested many coffee makers from leading brands like Bonavita, Ninja, Oxo, Technivorm and KitchenAid. Here's our picks of the best of the best.

Single-use paper cups could leach microplastic particles into your coffee. Ditch them for these travel coffee mugs from brands like Stanley, Yeti, and Owala, from $14.

You may want to think twice about making that next cup of tea or coffee. Up to 90 percent of mugs in office kitchens are coated in germs, research has shown, and 20 percent of those cups actually ...

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OXO’s Brew 9-Cup Stainless Steel Coffee Maker won the title of “Best Overall Coffee Maker” in my wider testing process. It’s an incredibly straightforward machine with genuinely useful features; ahead ...

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