is there a difference between the coffee/tea containers and the other containers? They appear to be more expensive.
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I looked up the coffee container info - seems it keeps out UV rays. If you keep you container on the cabinet and it takes a long time to use the coffee it might make a difference. The cheaper ones are great for anything if you use the coffee fast or keep it in a cabinet.
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A couple of things but nothing major. First, some models are not digital. Second, the size of the water tank is bigger on the more expensive models. Third, the more expensive designs have more colors available while the cheapest ones usually comes in one color only. Doesn't matter the model you buy, it will make the same coffee ;)
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I think this is a personal preference. I like my coffee and tea sweet and I use 3 packets. I don't know anyone else who uses that much sweetner. But I use 3 packets no matter which sweeter I use.
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First let me start by saying that I did not buy mine through Amazon. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely check Amazon first before I buy anything. It's all about saving a few bucks right? I recently started doing Sam'sClub auction and found this exact machine. I fortunately won the bid and got it for $20 less than Amazon is selling it for. To answer your question though, my order did come with the mug and it did say on the box that it was included. In fact I also received 2 different sizes of reusable gold tone coffee filters in the box. I don't understand why there is a difference between the one listed on Amazon and the one I purchased but apparently there is one. First let me start by saying that I did not buy mine through Amazon. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely check Amazon first before I buy anything. It's all about saving a few bucks right? I recently started doing Sam'sClub auction and found this exact machine. I fortunately won the bid and got it for $20 less than Amazon is selling it for. To answer your question though, my order did come with the mug and it did say on the box that it was included. In fact I also received 2 different sizes of reusable gold tone coffee filters in the box. I don't understand why there is a difference between the... » Read More First let me start by saying that I did not buy mine through Amazon. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely check Amazon first before I buy anything. It's all about saving a few bucks right? I recently started doing Sam'sClub auction and found this exact machine. I fortunately won the bid and got it for $20 less than Amazon is selling it for. To answer your question though, my order did come with the mug and it did say on the box that it was included. In fact I also received 2 different sizes of reusable gold tone coffee filters in the box. I don't understand why there is a difference between the one listed on Amazon and the one I purchased but apparently there is one. « Show Less
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Depends on the model. Some use cups, some use flat circular pouches, and everyone calls both pods, lol - and even Amazon hasn't yet made it easy to search by that (note the variables in the "compare similar models" table at http://www.amazon.com/MC-MyCafe-Single-Serve-Brewer/dp/B004EBUWHM.) But which your machine takes, may be the most important variable. (Some folks want "k-cups" and the alternatives, including combining cups for fancy drinks. Some folks want compostable materials at 1/3 the price.) The Bunn My Cafe Single Serving appears to take the pouch discs, while the Bunny My Cafe Multi-Use appears to take cups. Depends on the model. Some use cups, some use flat circular pouches, and everyone calls both pods, lol - and even Amazon hasn't yet made it easy to search by that (note the variables in the "compare similar models" table at http://www.amazon.com/MC-MyCafe-Single-Serve-Brewer/dp/B004EBUWHM.) But which your machine takes, may be the most important variable. (Some folks want "k-cups" and the alternatives, including combining cups for fancy drinks. Some folks want compostable materials at 1/3 the price.) The Bunn My Cafe Single Serving appears to take the pouch discs,... » Read More Depends on the model. Some use cups, some use flat circular pouches, and everyone calls both pods, lol - and even Amazon hasn't yet made it easy to search by that (note the variables in the "compare similar models" table at http://www.amazon.com/MC-MyCafe-Single-Serve-Brewer/dp/B004EBUWHM.) But which your machine takes, may be the most important variable. (Some folks want "k-cups" and the alternatives, including combining cups for fancy drinks. Some folks want compostable materials at 1/3 the price.) The Bunn My Cafe Single Serving appears to take the pouch discs, while the Bunny My Cafe Multi-Use appears to take cups. « Show Less
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There appears to be a problem with the title and some of the items, since they appear to be completely different items. The original item here with the red lid is Teas Etc. 12.8-ounce 3-piece travel mug, which is BPA-free plastic. The others and the now different title describe appear to be a completely different item.
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As I read it that is correct. They are nice containers but they are a tad pricey. The do taper a bit top to bottom. If you can get by with boxes that fill the same space then you will gain a little in storage space, But if you need the solidarity and seal of the plastic bins they do work nicely an fit the shelves well.
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Shipping a single container of cheap coffee is actually somewhat expensive. It would be more economical to purchase this from a grocery store, as they have the luxury of buying these products in bulk.
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The 8 cup is a lot more difficult to wash (being taller and thinner), and therefore the glass carafe is possibly more easily broken, and they are expensive. If you frequently only want 2 cups, the smaller one is more cost effective and convenient.
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I went to restaurant depot and found one suitable for the coffee maker, i could not find the carafe of the same brand, they do have it however it was almost the cost of the machine since i only payed 40.00 dlls for it and the carafe was 29.00 of the same brand. I ended up paying only 12.00 dlls at rest. Depot, they also sell them at target.
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It depends on how much coffee you use for each pot of coffee. It is comparable to any other brand in the same size container.
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I used mason jars and cheese cloth a few times. The Toddy is easier. I do think it is overpriced.
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No, they are not the same. I use 4 family size tea bags for 1 gallon of tea and only 1 gallon size bag for the same. I really like the gallon size better as it seems to give a more mellow tea taste...probably because there is maybe less difference from one bag to another, as well as the amount of tea in the gallon bag. Hope that helps! :)
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Yes both work, but you are buying a product more made for loose tea since it comes with a loose tea infuser. Save your money and use a regular mug if you want to use a tea bag.
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I can't say for sure but i don't think so. We have a few teavana tins we paid about $7 each for. These are a lot less expensive, they are smaller than the teavana tins we have (but teavana tea tins come in different sizes), and the lids are not as tight-fitting.
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Ours is used for both coffee and tea. I am almost a purist when coffee is involved and I notice the slightest differences when I drink coffee. I have not noticed any difference when my daughters made tea and I followed it up with coffee.Paul
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The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're used to seeing. Actually, when you figure it out as $ per ounce, the 50/1oz pack size has always been less expensive... The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're... » Read More The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're used to seeing. Actually, when you figure it out as $ per ounce, the 50/1oz pack size has always been less expensive... « Show Less