Katherine Peach is a well-caffeinated, Brooklyn-based writer, who focuses on all things coffee for CNET. Peach's reviews and writing have appeared in Tasting Table, Mashed, LAist, Yahoo Life, MSN and ...

If you live alone or you’re the only person in your household who drinks coffee, a traditional drip coffee maker probably doesn’t suit your lifestyle. Instead, it makes more sense to invest in one of ...

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In all, I tested 11 single-serve coffee machines over the course of several months and tracked each one's functionality, versatility, value and aesthetic -- along with, of course, the taste of the ...