What is the difference between Javacid and coffee tamer?
2017961
I don't know if there is a difference, they both seem to do the same thing, neutralize the acid in coffee....great for acid reflux sufferers like myself...
2017962
I really have no clue. I've only used Javacid and it works wonderfully. I use it with decaf coffee onlyl
2017963
hi janice,having never used coffee tamer.i can't comment on that,but i have used javacid for several years now,and it works great.my bouts with acid reflux were so bad that it landed me in the hospital on occasion.i went without coffee for 6 years because of it.javacid has been a miracle ingredient for me,and i;m enjoying coffee ounce again...hope this helps!
2017964
I don't know anything about coffee tamer. I've stopped using Javacid because the doctor has taken me off all caffeine. I'm no help to you. Sorry!
2017965
I would suggest going to the website for each and look at the ingredients to see where they might differ. I have not used coffee tamer but have and continue to use JAVAcid with good results.
858168
I cannot say how it directly compares. I viewed a youtube video on the i Roast2. It appears to me that they are very similar. Both use air to circulate the beans. The SR500 has low, medium and high temperature settings. There is also a variable fan speed control for regulating how much the beans circulate. as well as a setting for the cooling cycle. For my coffee taste this has been a good first roaster for me. I have to use it outside because it will set off my smoke detector. I usually start out with the fan on high and the temperature control on low for the first two minutes, then turn it to high and slow down the fan speed once the beans circulate freely. Hope his helps. I cannot say how it directly compares. I viewed a youtube video on the i Roast2. It appears to me that they are very similar. Both use air to circulate the beans. The SR500 has low, medium and high temperature settings. There is also a variable fan speed control for regulating how much the beans circulate. as well as a setting for the cooling cycle. For my coffee taste this has been a good first roaster for me. I have to use it outside because it will set off my smoke detector. I usually start out with the fan on high and the temperature control on low for the first two minutes, then turn... » Read More I cannot say how it directly compares. I viewed a youtube video on the i Roast2. It appears to me that they are very similar. Both use air to circulate the beans. The SR500 has low, medium and high temperature settings. There is also a variable fan speed control for regulating how much the beans circulate. as well as a setting for the cooling cycle. For my coffee taste this has been a good first roaster for me. I have to use it outside because it will set off my smoke detector. I usually start out with the fan on high and the temperature control on low for the first two minutes, then turn it to high and slow down the fan speed once the beans circulate freely. Hope his helps. « Show Less
2078657
I have the Kitchen Aid Java Studio Collection Coffee Maker KCM534ERO Pictures here~~~ http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/cm/goodhousekeeping/images/dP/14CupJavaStudioCoffeeMakerEmpir-s3-medium_new.jpg
2163200
i havent purchased the Areo Press but they seem like they would have similar quality. although, the cafejo product has the ability to brew from k-cups, coffee pods or tea bags, and the loose material coffee grounds. i purchased it mainly for the k-cup ability because i was given a gift of 700 of them, was getting annoying having to empty out each cup in the morning for my regular coffee machine, the adapter hangs down a bit so you can suck some of the brewed coffee/tea back up into the main cylinder for another small pass...
304248
Pam...I didn't like the Bean Safe and returned it. I DID buy a total of 4 of the Planetary Design Airscape canisters. They come in different sizes and colors and they keep my beans and fresh ground coffee FRESH :-)
464354
They are totally different products for different results. I can't answer for the pricing by the seller but I definitely prefer milk kefir or kombucha to the water kefir and bought them as a combo.
1400645
It is only used with the Java Jig. I got this because I had problems with the My K-cup clogging and not working correctly. I have never had a problem with the JavaJig.
675457
If you are using decaf (or like we do, a mix of reg and decaf), there is something about the grounds that inhibits flow and Bunn makes a 'shower' tip nozzle to slightly slow the flow down. I wish they would ship the shower nozzle with their coffee maker, but it's a special order part. It's not expensive though, and I think you can get it here on Amazon for under 5 bucks.
2051113
It takes longer to brew and the assumption is that more flavor will brew out of the coffee; I cannot tell the difference.
1801998
2600 definitely has a 14 cups vs 12 for the 260 and has the Extreme brew which does brew the coffee faster than my old Mr. Coffee did. Would have bought the 2600 myself but it was not stocked where i bought it (plus i had a $50 gift card to boot so i put it to good use). Don't think you can go wrong with either one.
275057
I can't tell a difference in flavor, but I like this one because I kept breaking the glass ones. I think maybe it keeps the coffee hot longer, but I can't say for sure. I also think it looks really elegant.
1990177
The package doesn't specify, however you can go to The Coffeeduck Company for more specifics.
1228524
Just brewed three cups of coffee with our new Suncana and with the 10g Baronet pod - a little foam. With the Senseo 7g pod - a little foam. Nothing compared to the old broken Senseo. So how are people raving about "It's like a latte"? "Great crema." Not ours. Called the company and they mentioned another pod holder, an espresso pod holder, thatis on their store site for $9.99. They readily admitted that the standard pod holder produces only a little foam (the one that comes with the machine). So it is disappointing.
1643572
Citz with Milk is more compact -- takes less cabinet space -- makes a terrific cup of coffee. :-)My personal preference.
829420
"I use Melita single serve coffee filters for Javajig.". ditto.... just the paper filter, not the jig.
1581598
I don't know the difference, but the KitchenAid coffee grinder that we received is great. It is fast in grinding coffee with a touch of a switch.
53100
Not sure what you question is but the Java Jig did not work optimally in my Keurig. It did not brew a full cup. I ended up returning it and getting a refund. That being said I have friends who love it and theirs brews fine. Go figure.