Are the coffee and tea maker the same?
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Randi, I really do not know because I use my Zevro only for coffee. I can't think of a reason against using it for tea, as well, or maybe during the winter for spiced wine. It's a great tool, very simple and functional.
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No, it does not. While this tea maker allows for a brewing time to be set, it needs a manual start. But many tea makers do not even allow for that, simply using a flow through method. Therefore in the past, I have used a drip coffee maker to brew tea, so that might be an option for you.
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You make it just lie regular tea. You will need a strainer or filter.. if your tea/coffee maker uses one.
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My guess is probably the tea doesn't get bitter. I'm not a tea drinker, but my coffee gets no more stronger or bitter because the grounds are no longer steeping once pressed down.
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You can brew ONE or two cups at a time. Or one tea & one coffee. It does not have a brew delay.
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They are the same unit. Keurig renamed all its models, changing the B to a K.
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No it was not all different. Example, English Breakfast tea by Bigelow, Twining and Celestial. Same tea but by different manufacturers.
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Basically tea in its natural form has more caffeine but when prepared for brewing and then brewed the caffeine levels are slightly less than coffee but due to the healthy effects of the antioxidants and an amino acid in tea the caffeine is more slowly absorb and produces less of a crash effect. Very good reading here: http://www.teaclass.com/lesson_0112.html
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So far, no. We use our two pots, -one for coffee and one for tea. The beverages are made then poured into the pots.
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I use a MR Coffee Tea maker. One bag per picture. Turns out perfect every time. Makes 2quarts.
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i have no idea what is the difference betwen the two keurigs. i love my keurig--i have two at my office and one in my home...they are the best coffee makers ever and well worth the price.
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Yes it does and so does the filter, it is very easy to clean and a tough one. I own a coffee shop and use this daily for all my tea infusions, works like a charm!
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The pods are a soft flat bag like a tea bag, and the senso maker uses a compression process to create a more flavorful cup, so no, the k cups are like a miniature percolator.
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I make coffee in my Keurig and also make tea. I have never tasted coffee in my tea or vice versa. I believe that if you keep the area where you place the K cup clean you should have no problem.
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I never used it for tea, just coffee. However, it should work just as well with tea as it does with coffee. Yes - you can remove the plunger & still have the lid on the pot. I place the press on a "non-cold" surface like a towel or those cloth pads used to pick up hot plates or pots as it will assist in keeping the liquid hot....
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There are big differences in the machines. The Keurig is essentially a *coffee* machine. It makes a standard cup of coffee. Yes, it can do flavors, and there are dozens and dozens of different varieties, but it is pretty much limited to straight coffee. (There's a hot cocoa K-cup, but it's made by Green Mountain. You know how famous Green Mountain is for their hot cocoa? They're not. There's a reason.) With that much variety, you're just about assured of finding a coffee to your taste. The brewing cycle is optimized for straight coffee (though there is some flexibility there). Temperature is sometimes an issue; some people find the coffee not quite hot enough. The Tassimo, on the other hand, has far fewer varieties of coffee, but a much greater range of beverage TYPES. It makes latte, cappuccino (regular or skinny), espresso, chai tea lattes, hot chocolate, black and green teas. It makes a nice three-level latte macchiato. The temperature of the finished product is higher, and it has Starbucks pods that taste very much like the real thing. But in general, it probably does not do straight coffee quite as well as a Keurig, and there are certainly many fewer bean types, roast types, and flavors for the Tassimo. We finally decided on a Tassimo, and we love it. And that's something you'll generally find to be true no matter what you buy. It's been our experience that unless you're a coffee connoisseur (in which case, neither machine beats the more labor-intensive brewing methods), you will probably be happy with either machine.
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Do you mean, "is there tea available in k-cups for a Keurig machine"?Yes, there are quite a few tea choices available and the tea comes out quite nicely as well.The Nespresso Pixie does not make tea. It's an expresso machine.