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Posted by ElenaPugh on 2005-04-01 14:44:47 Post Subject: Information need on Cory vacuum coffee makers
My husband and I used to have a stainless steel vacuum coffee maker. It did not have a glass filter. I belive it was a Cory. When we "modernized" the kitchen, we got an electric drip and I think the kids gave the vacuum pot to Salvation army. I want desperately to replace that pot - it made the best coffee I ever drank. I've seen pieces available on Ebay, but not a complete unit. Can anyone tell me what model that pot may have been? It definitely did not have the glass filter. Thanks for any help identifying this.
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Posted by ElenaPugh on 2005-04-01 14:44:47 Post Subject: Information need on Cory vacuum coffee makers
My husband and I used to have a stainless steel vacuum coffee maker. It did not have a glass filter. I belive it was a Cory. When we "modernized" the kitchen, we got an electric drip and I think the kids gave the vacuum pot to Salvation army. I want desperately to replace that pot - it made the best coffee I ever drank. I've seen pieces available on Ebay, but not a complete unit. Can anyone tell me what model that pot may have been? It definitely did not have the glass filter. Thanks for any help identifying this.
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Posted by Jimmathie on 2006-08-06 13:32:56 Post Subject: Jura Z5
Hi all,
I am new to this forum and I am looking for opions on the Jura Z5. I am looking to buy one of these at the end of the month. In the UK it retails for around 1400 pounds or 1700 with a cup warmer attachment.
What I am looking for is an idiot proof and LAZY way to make great coffee. I have a stressful job and the "one touch" function on this sounds ggod and coffee is produced in under a minute! I guess if I had more time in the morning I would use my old Cona Vacuum coffee maker! but the jura seems to fit the bill.
I get a bonus at the end of each month and this would use up a large chunk of it. Is it worth it or are there better machines that give me the same things as the Jura?
Thanks, sorry to go on.
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Posted by Jimmathie on 2006-08-06 13:32:56 Post Subject: Jura Z5
Hi all,
I am new to this forum and I am looking for opions on the Jura Z5. I am looking to buy one of these at the end of the month. In the UK it retails for around 1400 pounds or 1700 with a cup warmer attachment.
What I am looking for is an idiot proof and LAZY way to make great coffee. I have a stressful job and the "one touch" function on this sounds ggod and coffee is produced in under a minute! I guess if I had more time in the morning I would use my old Cona Vacuum coffee maker! but the jura seems to fit the bill.
I get a bonus at the end of each month and this would use up a large chunk of it. Is it worth it or are there better machines that give me the same things as the Jura?
Thanks, sorry to go on.
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