For our first "Perfect Cup", we chose the "regular coffee" disc.  The loading process was simple, just insert, lower the clamp, and push until it locks.

We could feel a little bit of resistance as we push on the lid.  We heard a little popping sound as the disc was pierced and the lid locked into place.

We inserted the filter into the water reservoir,  and filled the container.  We were now ready to start the brewing process!

We hit the big "Start" button and in a few seconds sounds started to eminate from the machine.  About a minute later the brewing stopped and we had our first cup of coffee from the Tassimo.

Clean up was breeze...everything remained in the disc (note the holes), just pop it out of the holder and discard.  How did it taste?  The flavor was rich and full bodied. 

We tried a few other styles... cappuccino, Earl Grey tea, Latte.  They were all delicious and all were ready in less than a minute!  If you want your coffee fresh, fast, and hassle free, the Tassimo System is definitely one machine that should be on the list for consideration.

We are going to invite some of our friend with $1000 machines to come try this unit out to see what they think.  We'll use the Kraft Tassimo system for the next few months and let you know how it held up InTheWild. 

Most of us jump start our mornings with a cup of coffee.  Some of us here at RainyDay drink it all day long.  But no matter when we drink our coffee, we love a fresh cup.

Kraft has made it easy to make the "perfect cup" of whatever we want (coffee, espresso, cappuccino, cafe crema, hot chocolate, and tea) with the Tassimo hot beverage system.  The system supplied by Kraft comprised of a machine made by BrAun and beverage discs from celebrated brands such as Gevalia, Suchard, and Twinings.

In the FirstLook review, we'll set up the machine and take a look at all the pieces that makes this machine work.

In the Firstuse review, we'll see just how quick and simple it is to make all kinds of different drinks.

Reviews:

1. First Look

2. First Use

3. In The Wild Report

Review Summary:

Initial Impression- Nice size

Usability- One Button, 60 seconds

Durability- test in progress

Price- $170