Breville Cuisinart Grind and Brew Coffee Maker Comparison TASTE TEST
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON. WHICH ONE SHOULD I GET BREVILLE OR CUISINART GRIND AND BREW COFFEE MAKER. Breville BDC650BSS Grind Control Coffee Maker amzn.to/3Fyojyb
Cuisinart DGB-800 Fully Automatic Burr Grind & Brew, 12 Cup, amzn.to/3oM5DFg Model number DBG-900 compared to Cuisinart DGB-550BKP1 Grind & Brew Automatic Coffeemaker, 12 Cup amzn.to/3lpt459 I MAKE POT OF COFFEE AND DO A TASTE TEST. How long each one takes to brew and how loud each grinder and coffee maker is. I show you where they are the same and how they are different. how big each machine is and how hot the coffee is on each machine. How do the coffee grinders compare and how are they different.
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Thank Heavens for a real person doing real comparisons and not another bullshit compilation of manufacturer promo videos. Thank you sir.
Your so welcome!
I had both and the Breville has more control to make the coffee the way you like it with the grind control and strength settings.
Wow ! Your reply came so quickly. I did not know Amazon EVER had sales. Very surprising. Thank you again.
Glad it was still on sale. it really is a nice coffee maker
Great review. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Nice video / comparison :) Like you mentioned the grind size was different and the Breville brewed faster so that's few variables that would change things. It's also possible you're more used to a conical burr grinder or that the coffee you used tastes better with a conical burr grinder vs a potentially higher flavour clarity flat burr grinder
Good review!
Thanks!
I have the middle cuisinart, purchased after the original version began leaking water out of the bottom after 10 years of service (my fault, since I used to use tap water). I have disliked it from day 1. The grounds are too large, resulting in a weak cup of coffee, no matter what setting I use. My workaround has been to use the highest, strongest setting for grinding, then I need to grind 6 cups of beans and add only 5 cups of water to get anything decent enough to drink. On the weekends I use ground coffee to give the grinder a break, but now, as in your demonstration, I can see the coffee is not evenly saturating the grinds, resulting in, yet again, a weak cup of coffee. I clean it every 6 weeks with Clean Caf from Urnex. Recently I tried using their clean function with vinegar to descale, even though I only use filtered or bottled water. It still sucks! A $25 Mr. Coffee makes better coffee than this. Total waste of time and money, I’m so disappointed in this especially since the original was my holy grail. The Breville looks promising, if not a lot of work, though I’m not sold on that pour spout.
The previous version of the Cuisinart dgb-800 ( think was -600?) Actually had access to remove the hopper on top like that Breville does.
The Cuisinart DGB-900, which I have provides access to the Burr grinder to clean, but one of its faults is that the grind size is too large, which wastes the coffee beans. If I had to choose one now, it would definitely be Breville, because the grind size can be adjusted.
Good point!
Trying to decide between the breville and the Cuisinart. I do make different size coffees frequently. I am also open to more expensive ones that also froth milk if you have tried any. Thanks.
I have no seen a grind and brew with a frohter yet. I will keep my eyes open.
revile best quality and features, had mines for 5 years, no issues,
Cuisinart is generally like 100 dollars less. They’re not the same price. Thank you for your review.
Thanks
I'm curious on the Breville and using Dark Roast as there are some reviews saying the burrs get clogged up and it's hard to clean.
The Breville was the easiest to clean. Not sure about dark roast.
I have had repeated problems with it clogging. I use dark roast (dark, oily blend) and I have since stopped using it. I was tired of troubleshooting it 1 out of 3 uses. I wouldn’t recommend it for dark, oily grinding.
Paper (filter) absorbs the oils from the beans that can increase a person's cholesterol levels. Small fact that some folks might not know, and other folks should know.
Wow I had no idea, that is some good information, thanks for sharing!!!
Cholesterol come from sugar !
@@Kebekwoodcraft7375 Nothing in my nutritional education supports that assertion. Do you have support for your assertion? It could be interesting, or it could be disinformation created by the food industry.
@@wadepatton2433 in the keto diet you eat any form of sugar including starchy food but lots of fat I am not the only one but in my case my cholesterol when down, if you do research about sugar and cholesterol you will find to make your own opinion !
@@Kebekwoodcraft7375 I've done plenty of learning about these things, all things dietary. The doctors that I agree with, my body has also agreed with for 7.5 years. Some of my doctors were "keto" too until they saw the bigger picture and realized there was a better way to optimal health. Best of luck with your ketogenic diet. Not everyone is exactly the same, but most of us are very much similar.
I think the Cuisnart makes "better" coffee because it uses a higher dosing, or higher coffee to water ratio.
You said the Cuisinart to the right of the Breville you can't select the grind size, but there is a knob on the coffee maker which says "grind control" so what is it?
Sorry the Breville you can change the grind size, thanks.
I’ve bought 3 of the Breville Grinders. Two them failed on me, and the one I bought for my brother also failed. I just bought the Cuisinart DGB-850 and I’m hoping I have better luck. I’ve sworn off Breville. I also had a Breville toaster oven mysteriously fail after a few short years. Good luck present and future Breville consumers. I’m out of their appliance ecosystem.
I’m searching for the Breville model you referenced and I found one that was bdc650Bss. Do you know what the difference is from the one you referenced?
It looks the same to me
I heard about Breville is hard to pour and hard to clean the pot. Also from the bean part that when it grind it is looks dirty on the wheel. Please advice. And another question, which one really taste good and better than the other one. I’m really want to buy one for gift . It so pricey. Thank you in advance.
Those are some valid points you make, I also found the pot a little hard to clean. This machine does require some getting used too. It has some nice features like different sizes of coffee it makes, that is mainly what you buy this for. If you just make a pot of coffee then I might get a nice coffee grinder OXO and a nice coffee maker and keep them separate. If you find you are making different size coffee's say for a travel mug and you like the idea of an all in one then the Brevillle is the one to get but you will have to keep up on cleaning the coffee grinder area.
I have the Breville and if you have a stick brush, it’s not bad to clean. And a trick to keep the inside looking brand new is you put a dishwasher pack in the pot with hot water, let it sit for about 30-60 min, and the coffee stains come right off and it looks brand new. The pour isn’t great, but it’s also not terrible.
@@patrickod85 Thanks for Sharing!
For the Breville, It shows 8oz for the 1 cup but it only produces 5.5 - 6oz, I know that a cup of liquid is 8oz but a cup of Coffee is really 6oz, is it just taking 8oz of water and with the output because of the grinds bringing it just down to 6?
yes just 8oz of water not coffee cup amounts.
Where can I find this on sale? Thank you.
Amazon did last week.
I like the cheaper one the best.
Don't get the one with the blade grinder...
Thanks for Watching
Yes late to the party by a year, however, I am researching coffee makers so this came across my feed. I must point out that anyone using Starbucks coffee cannot be a judge of a good cup of coffee so the video was a mute point in all aspects. Thanks for your efforts though!
I noticed you have a bag of Starbucks beans. Yuck. There are usually local roasters who fresh roast beans. You can get light, medium, dark roast. The finer grind (powder) for espresso, more bitter. Coarse grind for French press, not bitter. I grind my beans coarse, use them in a Drip Coffee maker. I NEVER have bitter coffee. NOT ALL LOCAL COFFEE ROASTERS ARE CREATED EQUAL. you have to try different ones, what your personal preference is.
I Live in a small town in the country so a local roaster is about an hour away
I've heard that Lavazza is a good coffee and is available on Amazon.
@@MrPAULONEAL it tasted great, and yeah it has lots of reviews on Amazon.
Need to get rid of that Starbucks garbage
Thanks for watching
Breville BDC650BSS Grind Control Coffee Maker coffee maker from Amazon....Current price was about $350 in Dec. 2022. Sooooooo I'm OK with it----but there are some things I don't like. For me, the CONS outweighs the PROS-----I just ordered the Cuisinart DGB-800 coffee maker---because I really like having a hot-plate and glass carafe. I'll try that one----and send back whichever works best for me. --- I'm leaning towards the DGB-800. I'll post an update later this week. @JustADad I'd love to get your thoughts----love your videos.
Cons:
1). I had to choose the finest grind and "8" top strength to make the coffee to my liking. I'm used to Chemex pour overs with store-bought ground coffee----so maybe that's why.
2). Cleanup is kinda a pain----the coffee grounds have to go through a chute system too get into the basket--- and it seems that you've really really gotta keep it dry not to make a mess. -- I dunno---it just seemed to be an annoyance --- not bad....but again personal preference. -- The DGB-800 dumps directly into the basket.
3). The thermo carafe seems not to keep the coffee "hot" for the amount of time I wanted.... It would stay "warm" but not "hot" - (this is personal preference) I also like to be able to SEE how much coffee I have left to drink.
4). Also, the single-serve coffee setting seemed to be inconsistent for me. Even with paper filters.
Pros:
1). I REALLY like the overall design. Looks good next to my N'espresso Citiz coffee maker for espresso coffee.
2). I like that you can fill with a full 12 cups of water----and then decide how much you need to brew, single cups, etc----and not have to fill the water reservoir every time.
3). I DO like that I can control the adjustable grind size---however, for me, anything less that Fine/#1 was too weak. Sooooo this kinda goes onto the con side also.
4). I like the water reservoir location in the front-----and I like that there is little to no steam coming out of it during brew (That I could see) -- so good for under counter.
5). It's actually really easy to program----and I love the detailed display (I'm a tech-guy soooo)
Thanks for sharing some great information!!! keep me updated!
@@JustADad Hey! Soooooooooo I have to eat crow here a little bit. I adjusted the grid amount by calibration…..saw your video….and now it’s making delicious coffee. I think I’m going to keep the Breville. There are some things I don’t like…..buuuuut I’m going to try it for a longer time. Thanks again.
@@wsellers Thanks for the update!