Hi, I'm Pedro from Coffee Parts.
And today we're looking at which Moccamaster is right for you is a
Moccamaster Cup one, Classic or Thermal.
Let's get into it.
the Moccamaster Cup One.
Now this machine was released in 2014 and it was handmade in the Netherlands.
It's a, basically a one cup.
Filter coffee machine.
So a personal filter coffee machine quite common for homes or in an
office environment where people are making their own coffee, this is a
simple to operate machine effectively.
You've just got three things.
You've got your water reservoir.
330ml tank.
You got you eliminated on and off switch and your coffee.
the container where you basically put filter paper, in this case, a one size
filter paper and your coffee in there.
Once you've got your coffee and your water in there, it takes four to six minute
brew time around the four minute mark to get your one cup of filter coffee.
The machine comes with a few things.
It comes with two of these porcelain cups.
But in saying that you could probably use your own like Husky Frank
Green fellow, whatever it might be.
And it comes with 10 takeaway cup, paper cups, like these
which you'd probably use and never use again.
No other thing it comes with is little scoop for your coffee.
Once again, questionable whether you need a little pick to clean out the
three little holes on the bottom there.
And, some descaler with these machines.
You generally have to descale on every possibly around 40 users.
It really depends on the water quality.
You have the harder the water.
The more often you have the descale.
When I mean hard.
I mean, basically water with a higher TDS.
So looking at this machine, it really is for that home user or for that
office user just wants to make one coffee at a time and guarantee the
coffee's always fresh for that user.
So, yeah.
Pretty cool.
Little set up, especially if you want to make one coffee at a time.
The Moccamaster classic this by far is the most common Moccamaster.
Most well-known Moccamaster.
We carry quite a simple setup and simple to operate effectively.
You're moving away from the single filter coffee machine to now have batch brew,
which runs generally two to 10 cups.
Yeah.
In this setup, you've got your power switch where you're on and off.
Got your high low temperature for your hot plate here effectively on your brew
head, you got to shut off a half flow.
full flow.
What you do, your shut off is from when you were putting in removing
your brew basket or brew head.
Your half flow is from when you're running two to five cups.
And you're full flows.
When you're running six or 10 cups effectively, you put your water
in there, you choose your flow.
You put the right amount of coffee.
You've got nine holes here in the dispersion, which is set by Moccamaster.
And you got your carafe here
Now, if you were to run out of water, the machine will.
Automatically shut off to protect its element and the hot plate
automatically shuts off after 40 minutes with your water.
You're running at 92 to 96 degrees, which is optimal for coffee.
And then your hot plate will run between 80 to 85 degrees to
maintain that coffee longer.
So what does the Moccamaster classic come with?
Comes with the obvious.
So the unit I pack of a hundred, four size filter papers, a scoop
to fill out your brew basket.
And, the descaling solution.
Generally, you have to be descaling your machine every 40 cycles,
depending on how hard your water is.
So that's the scoop, that's the descaler and that's the pack
of a hundred filter papers.
So depending on how many coffees you're doing that will last your while.
And obviously we sell these and other brands.
If you need them further down the line, quite a simple setup, the
most common noodle batch brew filter machine, and mainly use for homes
where multiple family members or.
Like offices for cafes.
We tend to look at the thermal version, which we'll look at next.
the Moccamaster.
KPT thermal.
Now this is very similar to the Moccamaster classic and which is two
hours, two to 10 cups in four to six minutes and has a temperature
of 92 to 96 degree in brew.
The difference here is it's basically brewing into a thermal carafe.
Which holds your coffee for longer.
In terms of operation, super simple.
You've got your, just your on-off switch.
And then actually a micro switch here that cuts off.
If the Carafe is moved away in terms of your brew head here, you got your off
half and full, just like in the classic.
Once again, the main difference is a thermal Carafe that makes
your coffee last longer.
So the application here tends to be more for cafe environment.
Now with a thermal Carafe, we actually got a mixer lid in here, which is
recommended to keep in one way.
Corrine helps basically even out the brew, but if you were to travel
with a Carafe, you couldn't move this mixer lid and put in the cap.
makes it seal proof.
Once again, once you were about to pull from, you would remove the cap and put
in the mixer lid back in super simple.
Once again, same as a classy, you have to clean it in that battle.
Every 40 cycles, depending on how hard your water is and similar operation,
the Moccamaster filter coffee machines, which one is right for you.
Now, the three we looked at, we had the cup one, the classic and
the KBT thermal really depends on what you're going to be using the
machine for single cup filter coffee.
The cup one is the way to go.
Generally speaking for your home or a small office.
If you're trying to do a few more coffees, once again, the homeowner office.
Possibly the Moccamaster classic.
Now in both these cases come in multiple colors that can really
personalize and have fun with.
And for cafes, when you're trying to do that bigger batch brew, that's probably
going to last a little bit longer.
The KBT that now only comes in white, red, black, and silver.
So it's more your professional look cafe.
Look, they're all doing very similar outputs in terms of the temperature
of the extraction and time.
It really is the use case.
I'd love to know in the comments below.
Which one is your favourite Moccamaster?
And why?
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Thank you.
I'm Pedro from Coffee Parts.