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October 10, 2008

Top 10 Best Selling Single Serve Coffee Makers - October 2008

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October is a game changer on the Top 10 Best Selling Single Serve Coffee makers list. We're still not seeing some of the newer models like the Bosch Tassimo Suprema Hot Beverage System make the top 10 yet, but we are seeing the older still in the top 10 due to a price cut. The Keurig B30 also makes the list for the first time this month, and the big news this month is the Keurig B60 has dethroned the Aeroporess as the top selling single serve coffee maker. Also not on the list for the first time in months is the Braun TA1200 Tassimo - [SSC Review].

  1. Keurig B60 - [SSC Review]
  2. Aeropress Single Serve Coffee Maker - [SSC Review]
  3. Keurig B40 - [SSC Review]
  4. Braun TA1400 Tassimo - [SSC Review]
  5. Senseo HD7890/65 - [SSC Review]
  6. Keurig B70 - [SSC Review]
  7. Senseo Supreme HD7832 - [SSC Review]
  8. Hamilton Beach Brew Station - [SSC Review]
  9. Breville BKC600XL Gourmet K Cup Brewer - [SSC Review]
  10. Keurig Mini B30 - [SSC Review]

Do you think these coffee makers represent the best selling or the best? What single serve coffee makers do you think should make a best of list regardless of sales? Sound off in the comments and let us know.

If you'd like to see a list of all the single serve coffee makers we've reviewed - check our Single Serve Coffee Maker Reviews roll-up. You may also want to check out our Cost Per Single Serve Coffee Cup: Coffee Pods, Keurig K Cups, Tassimo T Discs, and Nespresso Coffee Capsules article.

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Posted by Jay Brewer at October 10, 2008 6:07 AM
Comments
My company has had a Nespresso machine for around two years now. All the staff loved the coffee but recently there were complaints about the Aluminum capsules health effect. There is a small amount of paint from the capsule which comes off and there must be fractions of metal breaking off when the capsule is punctured and high pressure imposed. I was not satisfied at all with the response when I posed this to Nespresso: Background Aluminium is a naturally occurring element. It is the most abundant metallic element found in the earths crust (8%) and naturally present in the food we consume. Plants naturally absorb aluminium and some plant food sources, such as tea, are inherently rich in aluminium Use of aluminium Aluminium metal is wide-spread used for processing equipment and packaging of foods (can, tubes) as it provides one of the most efficient barriers to protect food against light, moisture and air. Possible sources of aluminium in a Nespresso cup of coffee Roasted and ground coffee: Like other plants, the coffee tree absorbs a small quantity of aluminium from the soil. The intake of minerals enables plants to avoid self-phytoxicity. This naturally occurring aluminium is found in coffee beans (0.73 – 52mg/kg) and hence in roasted & ground coffee, ie.: measured average content is around 8 mg/kg. A capsule of Nespresso contains 5 or 6 grams of coffee and about 0.035 and 0.042 mg of aluminium respectively. Our blends of coffee are 100% pure and do not contain any additives that night contribute to aluminium content. Alumimun capsule (body and lid/membrane) Aluminium packaging ensures the coffee freshness, and the preservation of all aromas for the best in-cup quality through an excellent barrier to moisture and air. Moreover aluminium can be recycled. The aluminium body and membrane are coated with a layer of food grade lacquer, avoiding migration of aluminium in the roasted & ground coffee contained in the capsules Pieces of aluminium from capsule lid/membrane This may accidentally happen during the coffee extraction with water under pressure. The metallic form of aluminium is not absorbed by the human body. Water Water can contain aluminium at a maximum level of 0.2 mg/l. The amount of aluminium due to water can theoretically range from 0.008 mg per cup of 40 ml to 0.022 per cup of 110 ml Daily Intake of aluminium The daily intake from food and beverages, as main contributors, is estimated to an average value of 8 mg/day (Food Safety Brief – July 2006). The contribution from drinking water is usually less than 5% of the total daily intake. Migration from processing equipment, packaging and cookware is low and therefore has only a modest contribution to the daily intake. Contribution of Nespresso cup to the daily intake of aluminium The consumption of Nespresso cups (0.005 mg per cup) has a totally negligible contribution to the normal daily intake of aluminium (average of 8 mg), ie: one cup of Nespresso represents about 0.06% of the daily intake of aluminium. This value can be compared to the daily consumption of the following food and beverages: 125g of bread = 0.55mg of aluminium (100 cups of Nespresso*) and 330 ml of fruit juices = 0.13 mg of aluminium (25 cups of Nespresso*) * Considering there is a low aluminium content in the water Refererences: Food Safety Brief – July 2006 – CT-NRC/QS Guideline for Drinking Water Quality – 2004 – WHO Nestle Nespresso SA report – August 2002 – JJS Nestle Nespresso SA report – March 1999 – Alex Kollep Study on quantification of aluminium present in Nespresso roasted & round coffee re-used for Nescafe. – August 2003 – NRC report RDOR - 60001
Posted by: luke at October 17, 2008 12:46 AM
hey if you have the cup o matic try out the melitta pods they work perfect melitta is in cherry hill nj the next town over from where i live the pods are $ 5.00 for a 18 ct box they have 20 or so different types and flavors everything is great I go to the store every 2 weeks and buy about 4 - 5 boxes i tried all the flavored ones but i usually purchase love at first sip , buzzworthy , breakfast blend , and french kisses check it out u can probably order them online i have been a user for 11 months now they are great i know the woman that works in the store at melitta she is very nice
Posted by: justin at December 6, 2008 12:00 PM
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