Philly Food Guide

8 of 10 combos print a microwave wattage. Only 3 print one for the convection or air-fry heat that makes them combos.

None of these 10 tea makers times the steep. Four heat water, one prints its brewing degrees, and two stop the brew with a press.

Only 3 of 10 thermal carafe listings say how long coffee stays hot: 2+ hours or up to 4. Four say nothing at all about the carafe.

Six of ten listings say SCA certified, two cite the Golden Cup standard and two never mention SCA. The two dearest skip the word.

Four 5-cup listings here state a volume, and all land near 25 oz: two 12 oz mugs. Ten small drip makers, from 4 cups to 5.

Three of these ten dual brewers pair a 12-cup carafe with a lone 60 oz tank, and one says that buys a pot or 7 cups, not both. Ten machines compared.

Nine of these ten iced coffee makers brew hot and let your ice do the cooling. Only the Keurig K-Brew+Chill says it chills the coffee itself.

Five of these ten also fill a carafe. Only two pair a stated burr with no carafe: an unrated generic and a De’Longhi.

Six of these ten espresso machines with grinders print 20 bar. Two print a brew temperature in degrees, and they are the two cheapest.

Four of ten machines number their grind settings: 15, 25, 25 and 30. The three Brevilles, with 35,234 of 40,041 ratings, give none.

Five of ten listings say burr, but only the Gevi 10-cup states how many grind settings it has: 8. Two say blade, three say neither.

Seven of these ten toaster oven bakeware listings never say if their inches are inside or outside. One gives both: 11 x 9 outside, 10 1/4 x 8.5 inside.

Seven of these ten listings size the oven in pizzas. One names a cake pan, a 9 x 13 inch fit on a Breville. Three print a temperature range.