If your morning coffee is a total gamble—one day it's perfect, the next it's a cup of bitter disappointment—your problem isn't your coffee maker, it's your method. You're just guessing, and that's why ...

If you're aiming for the golden ratio, use one ounce of coffee for every 15 or 16 ounces of water. The so-called Golden Ratio refers to the ideal proportions of water and ground coffee at the ...

If you go to a big box store this holiday season, you may see as many Keurig machines on its shelves as brewers. Keurig machines brew cups of coffee from K-cups, single-use containers filled with ...

In my experience, there is no one universal “perfect ratio” for brewing coffee, as coffee brewing is truly a personal process. While I prefer a stronger brew that uses more coffee beans, other coffee ...

Your morning coffee shouldn't be a coin flip. If it's great one day and undrinkable the next, you're not dealing with bad beans or a faulty machine -- you're brewing blind. Professional baristas ...

We may not aspire to barista-level cappuccino foam in our own kitchens, but certain tools can help deliver better, more balanced coffee. Here's one that a coffee expert told me is paramount for any ...

Discover how to make a one-of-a-kind siphon coffee maker using repurposed lightbulbs and basic household items in this unique ...

This article is part of CNN Underscored’s Guide to Coffee, a two-week focus on everything coffee, from the best methods for brewing it to the best machines to do so and the accessories and gear you ...