
Swerd
Audioholic Warlord
I never considered an at home coffee maker that kept water hot in a reservoir. You must drink a lot of coffee. We have one of those single cup maker devices at work with a heated tank that automatically refills itself. Its a brand called Flavia, not Keurig.
Extraction time matters with brewing coffee. When I used that Melitta drip pot every day, I learned the coffee tasted better if I first poured a small amount of hot water on the grounds and let them soak for a minute or two. That avoided the grounds clumping together and staying dry when I poured the rest of the water.
Maybe that's the purpose of the jets of water in your Bunn (Adam this one's for you
). It breaks up the clumps. It obviously works in 3 minutes.
Extraction time matters with brewing coffee. When I used that Melitta drip pot every day, I learned the coffee tasted better if I first poured a small amount of hot water on the grounds and let them soak for a minute or two. That avoided the grounds clumping together and staying dry when I poured the rest of the water.
Maybe that's the purpose of the jets of water in your Bunn (Adam this one's for you