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Single cup coffee makers are becoming increasingly popular with coffee lovers who live alone. Many single people often own both single cup coffee makers as well as multiple-cup coffee makers. The reason is simple; when people who live alone want to entertain friends or family and serve coffee, they need a coffeemaker that can make several cups at a time. For busy mornings when they are in a rush, however, single cup makers are perfect for their ne
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I have owned the Gevalia coffee maker for several years. I love the thermal carafe - can make a pot and take it with me on trips, fishing, etc. The coffee maker itself operates just like any other coffee maker, except that the heating element cuts off automatically once the coffee has made. The carafe keeps the coffee hot for several hours and it doesn't get that "day old" taste that coffee will have after it sits on a hot element for any length of time.
-Gerry at Garden Web
If you are a coffee gourmand, go for it. Gevalia has everything from beans to ground, decaf to regular and about a zillion different flavors. It's a quality product and whatever it is they are offering at signup is also a quality product.
-Debra at Yahoo Answers
Gevalia has everything from beans to ground, decaf to regular and about a zillion different flavors. It's a quality product and whatever it is they are offering at signup is also a quality product.
-Brenda at Yahoo Answers
We've been so pleased with the quality of their coffee. At some point we tried the Godiva coffee again, and in comparison it tasted of chemicals. The Gevalia coffees have a much more natural flavor. You can get them in whole-bean or vacuum-packed ground, in flavored or unflavored, caffeinated or decaffeinated.
On our favorite cooking show ("Good Eats"), we learned that decaffeinated coffee usually sucks (comparatively) because to recoup the cost of the expensive equipment required, coffee companies use lousy beans. And that you should only buy decaf from companies that charge more for their decaf than for their regular. Well, Gevalia passes that test. They charge a little extra (I think it's $0.50 a bag) for their decaf, and my mother tells me it's wonderful.
We've gotten spoiled by Gevalia. I can't drink Starbucks coffee (too bitter), or any quick restaurant coffee any more. It just isn't coffee in comparison.
-Heather at Epinions