Dual Coffee Maker

What is a dual coffee maker?

 That’s actually a pretty good question, since different people mean different things when they speak of a dual coffee maker.

For some people, a dual coffee maker is a coffee maker that can make coffee 2 cups at a time, that is, a 2 cup coffee maker. Coffee makers such as this which are popular with customers are the Cuisinart Two-to-Go and Cuisinart Commercial 2 Cup Coffee Maker (although the name sounds intimidating it is actually perfect for household use and costs only about $50 – $70). You can read our full discussion of 2 cup coffee makers here.

Other people think of something completely different when they talk of a dual coffee maker. For them, these are coffee makers that have a coffee maker plus an espresso maker. These machines are perfect if you regularly make coffee, but also like to treat yourself to an espresso or a cappuccino from time to time. Of course, personally I prefer to use a good espresso maker that is on its own since I am a bit of a fanatic about the kind of espresso I brew and make, but some other people like to have one machine do the job. If you would prefer to get a machine like this, then you might like to opt for the Mr. Coffee ECM 4-Shot Espresso Machine and 9-Cup Coffeemaker.

Some people, when they talk about a dual coffee maker, mean a coffee maker which has two separate carafes. Such a coffee maker would be the Kitchen Selectives Dual Carafe Coffee Maker.

These kinds of coffeemakers are perfect for a home or small office where lots of coffee or tea needs to be brewed, especially since you can brew different flavours into the two carafes at the same time.

The term dual coffee maker can be a bit confusing, so it’s worth taking the time to figure out which machine you mean.

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