Modern Coffee Machines
Coffee is the most popular beverage in the modern world.
It is estimated that more than 1.
5 billion cups of coffee are consumed every day, all over the world in one form or another.
Coffee consumption is increasing every year despite the universal debates over its impact on health.
Even though there are apprehensions about the ill effects of coffee on human body, modern researchers disapprove such fears and opine that coffee if consumed moderately is beneficial to health.
Notwithstanding such contradictory views coffee consumption is increasing by leaps and bounds resulting in the fast development of the industry.
Consequently coffee cultivation and processing as well as the coffee machine manufacturing are now flourishing.
Traditional methods of coffee making were crude and unhygienic.
Originating from Arabia, consumption of coffee slowly spread throughout the world.
By the 17th century it was introduced in Europe.
The first English Coffee House was established at Oxford in 1650.
When the consumption became widespread, the methods of brewing coffee also underwent changes.
Machines were developed to make the process easier and more hygienic.
Ever since the first coffee machine was developed, continued efforts were undertaken to develop more advanced machines.
In the last 3 centuries innumerable versions of machines were developed effecting periodical improvements in their forms and contents.
Various types and brands of this machines are now available in the global markets.
From small and medium type industries to multinational companies have introduced innovative coffee making machines to cater the growing demands of the consumers.
Whether it is a single cup coffee maker or a large scale production unit, they are readily available to suit the requirements and budget of the shoppers.
Homes, offices, Malls, cinemas or any place where people congregate is conspicuous by the presence of coffee makers indicating the human obsession for the beverage.
Evolving technology helped to develop sophisticated machines in this context.
Fully automatic and programmable coffee makers with novel features are being introduced to suit the diverse requirements of the consumers.
Equipped with burr grinders, strength selectors and many other facilities, these machines need no manual monitoring.
Espresso machines in their new models have specially designed pumps to spray steam through ground coffee.
They are not only capable of producing quality coffee with flavour and aroma, but also to clean automatically after use.
Modern machines are noiseless and user friendly.
Some of them come with LCD display and digital clock to programme and monitor the process of brewing.
Capacity of the machines varies and users can choose them according to their requirements.
Some of the manufacturers provide capsules or pods to be used in their machines.
This is to ensure the quality of the coffee grounds.
Certain machines will accept only capsules or pods supplied by the particular manufacturer.
The machines are so designed to prevent adulterated or inferior quality coffee grounds in them.
Removable water container and drip tray are featured in some machines.
Coffee beans are ground just before brewing process in some other machines in order to retain the freshness.
Internet is the apt source to locate latest introductions in the coffee maker market.
Keurig, Philips, Francis Francis, Braun, AEG, Siemens etc are among the most popular coffee machines in the UK markets.
There are special websites devoted to coffee machines.
Consumers can visit them to find out the details about the products.
Price comparison sites will help them to strike bargains.
It is estimated that more than 1.
5 billion cups of coffee are consumed every day, all over the world in one form or another.
Coffee consumption is increasing every year despite the universal debates over its impact on health.
Even though there are apprehensions about the ill effects of coffee on human body, modern researchers disapprove such fears and opine that coffee if consumed moderately is beneficial to health.
Notwithstanding such contradictory views coffee consumption is increasing by leaps and bounds resulting in the fast development of the industry.
Consequently coffee cultivation and processing as well as the coffee machine manufacturing are now flourishing.
Traditional methods of coffee making were crude and unhygienic.
Originating from Arabia, consumption of coffee slowly spread throughout the world.
By the 17th century it was introduced in Europe.
The first English Coffee House was established at Oxford in 1650.
When the consumption became widespread, the methods of brewing coffee also underwent changes.
Machines were developed to make the process easier and more hygienic.
Ever since the first coffee machine was developed, continued efforts were undertaken to develop more advanced machines.
In the last 3 centuries innumerable versions of machines were developed effecting periodical improvements in their forms and contents.
Various types and brands of this machines are now available in the global markets.
From small and medium type industries to multinational companies have introduced innovative coffee making machines to cater the growing demands of the consumers.
Whether it is a single cup coffee maker or a large scale production unit, they are readily available to suit the requirements and budget of the shoppers.
Homes, offices, Malls, cinemas or any place where people congregate is conspicuous by the presence of coffee makers indicating the human obsession for the beverage.
Evolving technology helped to develop sophisticated machines in this context.
Fully automatic and programmable coffee makers with novel features are being introduced to suit the diverse requirements of the consumers.
Equipped with burr grinders, strength selectors and many other facilities, these machines need no manual monitoring.
Espresso machines in their new models have specially designed pumps to spray steam through ground coffee.
They are not only capable of producing quality coffee with flavour and aroma, but also to clean automatically after use.
Modern machines are noiseless and user friendly.
Some of them come with LCD display and digital clock to programme and monitor the process of brewing.
Capacity of the machines varies and users can choose them according to their requirements.
Some of the manufacturers provide capsules or pods to be used in their machines.
This is to ensure the quality of the coffee grounds.
Certain machines will accept only capsules or pods supplied by the particular manufacturer.
The machines are so designed to prevent adulterated or inferior quality coffee grounds in them.
Removable water container and drip tray are featured in some machines.
Coffee beans are ground just before brewing process in some other machines in order to retain the freshness.
Internet is the apt source to locate latest introductions in the coffee maker market.
Keurig, Philips, Francis Francis, Braun, AEG, Siemens etc are among the most popular coffee machines in the UK markets.
There are special websites devoted to coffee machines.
Consumers can visit them to find out the details about the products.
Price comparison sites will help them to strike bargains.
