Comparing Models Keurig K Cup

The popularity of K-Cup coffee house in the world has sparked new interest in coffee around. As people discover this new kind of coffee, they also asked what are the best models to buy. I plan on various models, but in this article I want to take a look at three of the Keurig models to give you an idea of the differences between them.

Keurig K-Cup invented the idea, so it is natural that somethe best and most popular beer in the market. Among them are the mini-B30, the B40 Elite, B70, and Platinum. I will describe how the K cup coffee maker, general works in another article on this subject, and these three models use the same basic technology to complement the work of the coffee cup. The main difference between the low and high speeds are the end of production of beer and water capacity.

The Mini B30 is designed for those who want to develop a coffee machineto hold a series of counter space. While the B40 and B70 both have large reservoirs, the B30 no. With the B30, you press a button on the upper insert to open the "signature" of the brewery for your K-Cup (the B30 takes only 8 oz cup size). After entering your preferred mix, close the lid and the door is open for the water tank. At this point, the tank filled with 8 ounces of water, close the lid and wait about 3 minutes for the article, the heat pump watera cup of coffee. By eliminating the large reservoir of B30 takes much less space, but at the cost of waiting a bit 'longer for a cup of coffee. It 's very well-designed attractive and well suited to almost every corner of your kitchen.

The B40 and B70 are very similar in design. The only major difference between these two models is the ability. The idea of the dam is to offer faster infusion time. With the pre-heated water in the tank, but onlytakes about 30 seconds to brew a cup of coffee. The B40 has had a tank of B70 in 48 oz and 60 oz tank Over time, the B30 results in a single cup of beer, you can pump at least 5 cups of these two models. Another advantage of the larger models is the ability to deliver different amounts of water. The B40 can dispense 8:10 once the cup, while the B70 at 6, 8 brew, 10 and 12 ounce cups.

For coffee lovers that program as an opportunity, the brewery features B70has the greatest number of automation tasks. While B30 is essentially a brewery personal guide to the B40 has an "auto-off, and the B70 is programmable with auto-on, auto power off, the water temperature control.