The bean to cup coffee machines use whole fresh coffee beans stored in a hopper within the machine.

They grind on demand between 6-15 grams of coffee, pass the freshly ground coffee to an internal brewing chamber (brewing group).

After dispensing the freshly brewed coffee, the used coffee grounds are ejected into a draw/tray which needs emptying from time to time. 

There are many bean to cup brands such as Jura, Gaggia, Saeco, Bosch, Franke, just to mention a few.

These Bean To Cup, are Automatic Coffee Machines use whole fresh coffee beans stored in a hopper within the machine.

They grind on demand between 6-15 grams of coffee, pass the freshly ground coffee to an internal brewing chamber (brewing group).

After dispensing the freshly brewed coffee, the used coffee grounds are ejected into a draw/tray which needs emptying from time to time.

There are many bean to cup brands such as Jura, Gaggia, Krups, Saeco, just to mention a few.

Buying A Bean To Cup Coffee Machine

The machines listed in this section are designed mainly for the home but a few are often purchased for small offices and similar locations.

 With machines like the Jura Impressa range (Hyperlink - Click here to see all features at Amazon.com) or the new Gaggia Cappuccino X Two (Hyperlink - Click here to see all features at Amazon.com), to name just a couple. 

These machines can be bought at several of the online merchant sites in the World Wide Web. These include the more famous ones, like Amazon.com and eBay.

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