Braun are another German manufacturer, who have ventured into the coffee maker market by licencing the Tassimo T-disc technology. As you can see, the design of the Braun is much sleeker and more pleasant to the eye than the Bosch machines. However it does take up more room on your kitchen counter.
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This page reviews the different Tassimo models so you can pick the one that suits you best. Tassimo T65 The Tassimo 65 has a removable 67 ounce water reservoir about 8 cups.
It comes with a 1 year limited warranty. Coffe machine mr sales man. My T45 has the exact same enhanced t-disc holding system as my T When I press the release button, the plastic ring pops up exactly the same way on both units! This video really could have said all the information you went over in about 25 seconds… This wasn't much of a comparison and I mean that as the products don't really offer much difference.
Why do people always use the term "Cadillac" of the line? Cadillac is just GM junk. Hardly can be considered quality anymore. Why not say the Lexus or Mercedes of the line? At least that would truly mean high end. If you expect to buy one of these machines and run it without days of investigation — think again. The machines are not intuitive, they come without instructions, and this movie provides no help whatsoever.
Your email address will not be published. Remember me. The T65 has the added LCD. Is that it? The difference? Colour, finish, timer, clock, digital display etc. All visual but not one of them helps the coffee. They still all use the same disk and make one cup at a time. I'd buy the cheapest thats what we have. Best coffee maker that I have ever owned.
I haven't had a cup of coffee from either one but am in the market for a new machine. Does the cost per cup of coffee actually justify the better test per cup. In other words I'm finding that I can probably make a decent cup of coffee for about maybe 5 cents per cup using other methods, if my calculations are right aren't these about 50 cents per cup or higher?
What do you think of the Tassimo that is being offered on The Shopping Channel? Have you considered the Keurig, i have it, and love it, brings coffee drinking to a whole new experience. I got a Tassimo, wish I got a Keurig. With Tassimo you're "stuck" buying their coffee and their selection is awful. With the Keurig the selection is HUGE and if you don't like any of those you can use your own coffee and put it in a "my cup".
What kind of a proof?
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