Our Favorite Drip Coffee Machine Under $100



Lisa McManus and Hannah Crowley reveal their best buy for drip coffee machines under $100. Best of all, the coffee actually tastes good!

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  1. Could you test these automatic potato peeler machines that are out now. They are like the professional ones, but smaller for the home. Kind of cool to just drop a scrubbed potato in the thing and have it pop out all peeled.

  2. The Mocha Master is the goat. It makes an incredible cup of coffee. The best part: You can replace every single part & it will last for years. Other coffee makers: The carafe breaks and the show is over. You cannot replace any part.

  3. I’ve had every kind of coffee maker imaginable, including electric percolator, stovetop percolator, Keurig, Nespresso, euro press, French press, and multiple automatic drip coffee makers, but I started making pour over coffee about six months ago and really it is the simplest method to consistently make the best tasting coffee I have ever had! All you need is the pour over cup, which is usually about $10-$15, regular cone filters, and a way to heat the water. I buy good beans, grind them myself, and then SLOWLY pour the water for about two minutes until my coffee cup is full. Easy to clean up, no wasteful plastic pods, and a coffee machine like the one in this video is basically just doing the same thing except it’s pouring the water for you. 😂 And with pour over, you can ensure the water is at the perfect temperature. So yes, this may be a good coffee maker, but I have more counter space and the coffee I make using the pour over method is just as good as this maker, I’m certain of it!

  4. I love my Hamilton Beach 2-Way. It’s full size, just under $100, and has a single cup option for my afternoon coffee. It’s programable, very easy to use, and makes good coffee. I don’t think I will ever replace it with anything else.

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