Perfect for under the coffee machine (Delonghi, Siemens, Breville, etc.) to catch the water and coffee grounds and to dampen the vibration (just a little). Keep your countertop clean and tidy ...

If you want to enjoy your coffee the Italian way, there are many espresso makers on the market right now (and most of them have milk frothers, too, if you prefer your caffeine with cream). Here are ...

(Perhaps alongside a new single-serve coffee maker?) In my experience, people are a little hesitant to buy one for themselves, as most of them are rather pricey. But to receive as a gift?

This manual coffee maker launched earlier this year, and this Cyber Monday deal is the first time it's dipped below full price. It's a striking manual machine that offers a light guiding hand to ...

From the Philips Barista Brew now $499 from $649 at Amazonto the KitchenAid Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine on sale for $544 from $699 at Amazon, there is a deal for every coffee need. Below are ...

Auto components maker Sterling Tools Ltd shares rallied up to 4.3% on Monday, December 2, after the company announced a partnership with China’s Zhejiang Meishuo Electric Technology for providing ...

The editor-favorite Technivorm Moccamaster is presently 30% off, while you can save 42% on the Keurig K-Elite pod coffee maker. This $100-off coffee maker makes “some of the best coffee we’ve ...

Perk up your mornings with a new Keurig coffee maker and frother ... And cleanup is a breeze: The machine has very few parts, including a removable water reservoir, so while they are hand ...

our favorite large-capacity programmable coffee maker is the perfect option. This Cuisinart drip coffee maker can make up to 14 cups at once. This machine offers a regular and a bold setting ...

A Trafford Park vehicle parts group is boosting its manufacturing capabilities following a £1m funding boost from HSBC UK, which it says will lead to the creation of 100 jobs. Sampa UK & Ireland ...

People who drink at least three cups of coffee a day have different gut bacteria compared with those who rarely or never drink coffee. Paolo Manghi, then at the University of Trento in Italy ...