Philosophy
Magic Folks!......nothing less! The Coffee Robot makes the most delicious drip coffee you ever drank, making it right every time....stirring, brewing, shutting off current, keeping coffee hot every step is automatic! Then, too, you do not have to remove upper bowl - just pour and serve.
The Coffee Robot comes in many beautiful models. It brews coffee to a fullness and delicacy of flavor you may never have experienced before. Now with this mechanical genius, you get such delicious coffee every time - using practically any grind of coffee. Let the Coffee Robot do the work! It does it automatically! It does it perfectly - It works while you play!
From Faberware...
FARBERWARE® traces its roots way back to the year 1900 when S.W. Farber, a tinsmith, set up shop on Manhattan's Lower East Side. There, in a small dismal basement shop, he pounded sheets of copper and brass into various shapes to make bowls, vases, etc. He continued to introduce various lines of giftware and accessories throughout the years in silver-plated, nickel-plated and chrome-plated finishes.
The year 1930 is the year in which appliances came into the picture. That was the year that S.W. Farber introduced the first FARBERWARE® percolator, thus beginning a tradition of quality and value in small appliance products that continues to this day.
S.W. Farber was an innovator in his field. In 1937, he introduced a device that kept coffee warm for hours after brewing - the "Coffee Robot." This was followed in 1938 by the "Broiler Robot," with a device to indicate when the product was ready to use. In 1954, he introduced a stainless steel electric fry pan with an aluminum-clad bottom and a removable probe (sound familiar?) which gave the consumer the ability to immerse the appliance in water (with the probe removed!) for easy cleaning. The "Open Hearth" smokeless broiler (Now this is really starting to sound familiar!) was "born" in 1962. This was innovative in that the heating element was below the food, rather than above, as in traditional broilers of the time.
Quality, classic styling, tradition, reliability, value ... these are attributes synonymous with the FARBERWARE® brand for almost 100 years. And these qualities are just as valid today! But we've gone one step further. We've taken the best of the past, combined it with the technology of today to give you the best of all worlds! So take a look at what we have to offer, and give it a try! We know you won't be disappointed!
- Philosophy Friday Fun: Coffee Flowchart
There are about a bazillion of these clever flowcharts out there, but I made another. Philosophers love coffee, so it fits. Philosophers, any scary coffee stories? P.S. You can follow me on twitter now (philosiologist). I don't really know...
- Penn & Teller - If You Ate Or Drank Crap, Could You Tell?
Though I am perfectly willing to admit my palate is not quite as refined as that of a mediocre connoisseur, I also tend to be skeptical of foodies, as well as coffee, wine and cigar snobs. Most of these people live under the delusion that their powers...
- Great...hyper Astronauts High On Coffee
"Coffee on its way to space station, made by ISSpresso coffee machine (really)" by Trevor Mogg June 16th, 2014 Digital Trends After a hard day’s space walking, astronauts would probably love nothing more than to strap themselves securely into their...
- Morning: Just The Java Please And Now And Then Some 1/2&1/2...physics Later
"The (Beautiful) Physics of Adding Cream to Your Coffee" December 10th, 2013 Food & Drink Here’s a quick scenario for you. You’ve poured yourself a fresh cup of black coffee, and you want to keep it hot until you’re ready to drink it. Are you...
- Java, Joe, Lifer Juice...instant Coffee And Satori Kato
Still tastes like sludge. In 1903, the first U.S. patent for instant coffee was issued to Satori Kato of Chicago, Illinois. It was entitled "Coffee Concentrate and Process of Making Same" (No. 735,777). The application was filed 17 Apr 1901, in which...
Philosophy
A robot coffee maker...yep, that's how it was advertised
The Coffee Robot comes in many beautiful models. It brews coffee to a fullness and delicacy of flavor you may never have experienced before. Now with this mechanical genius, you get such delicious coffee every time - using practically any grind of coffee. Let the Coffee Robot do the work! It does it automatically! It does it perfectly - It works while you play!
From Faberware...
FARBERWARE® traces its roots way back to the year 1900 when S.W. Farber, a tinsmith, set up shop on Manhattan's Lower East Side. There, in a small dismal basement shop, he pounded sheets of copper and brass into various shapes to make bowls, vases, etc. He continued to introduce various lines of giftware and accessories throughout the years in silver-plated, nickel-plated and chrome-plated finishes.
The year 1930 is the year in which appliances came into the picture. That was the year that S.W. Farber introduced the first FARBERWARE® percolator, thus beginning a tradition of quality and value in small appliance products that continues to this day.
S.W. Farber was an innovator in his field. In 1937, he introduced a device that kept coffee warm for hours after brewing - the "Coffee Robot." This was followed in 1938 by the "Broiler Robot," with a device to indicate when the product was ready to use. In 1954, he introduced a stainless steel electric fry pan with an aluminum-clad bottom and a removable probe (sound familiar?) which gave the consumer the ability to immerse the appliance in water (with the probe removed!) for easy cleaning. The "Open Hearth" smokeless broiler (Now this is really starting to sound familiar!) was "born" in 1962. This was innovative in that the heating element was below the food, rather than above, as in traditional broilers of the time.
Quality, classic styling, tradition, reliability, value ... these are attributes synonymous with the FARBERWARE® brand for almost 100 years. And these qualities are just as valid today! But we've gone one step further. We've taken the best of the past, combined it with the technology of today to give you the best of all worlds! So take a look at what we have to offer, and give it a try! We know you won't be disappointed!
- Philosophy Friday Fun: Coffee Flowchart
There are about a bazillion of these clever flowcharts out there, but I made another. Philosophers love coffee, so it fits. Philosophers, any scary coffee stories? P.S. You can follow me on twitter now (philosiologist). I don't really know...
- Penn & Teller - If You Ate Or Drank Crap, Could You Tell?
Though I am perfectly willing to admit my palate is not quite as refined as that of a mediocre connoisseur, I also tend to be skeptical of foodies, as well as coffee, wine and cigar snobs. Most of these people live under the delusion that their powers...
- Great...hyper Astronauts High On Coffee
"Coffee on its way to space station, made by ISSpresso coffee machine (really)" by Trevor Mogg June 16th, 2014 Digital Trends After a hard day’s space walking, astronauts would probably love nothing more than to strap themselves securely into their...
- Morning: Just The Java Please And Now And Then Some 1/2&1/2...physics Later
"The (Beautiful) Physics of Adding Cream to Your Coffee" December 10th, 2013 Food & Drink Here’s a quick scenario for you. You’ve poured yourself a fresh cup of black coffee, and you want to keep it hot until you’re ready to drink it. Are you...
- Java, Joe, Lifer Juice...instant Coffee And Satori Kato
Still tastes like sludge. In 1903, the first U.S. patent for instant coffee was issued to Satori Kato of Chicago, Illinois. It was entitled "Coffee Concentrate and Process of Making Same" (No. 735,777). The application was filed 17 Apr 1901, in which...