Coffee Maker Recommendation

[dewilson58]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

I have a Keurig and a Nespresso ( great machine) there both fast , the Keurig is under a $100 and I’ve heard that there is even a smaller version, the nespresso is over $200 but gives you wonderful coffee just as good as the expensive machines

[John41]

My wife is a coffee lover and has a Keurig. It has options for various cup size, strong boost, hot water, water temperature and descale. Also a timer. The reservoir holds about eight cups of water.

[karostay]

microwave

[soonerforever]

Cuisinart DCC2600......nice hotplate

[ureout]

[QUOTE=dewilson58;1881083]Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.

My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)

Anyone got a hot product??

Mr. Helpful ....
lmao... as I was reading this I figured this really couldn't be happening?? ...all this over a wasted 1/2 cup of coffee

[dewilson58]

...all this over a wasted 1/2 cup of coffee
:shrug:nothing wasted.............all consumed.
:)

[Virginians]

If you reheat coffee the 2nd day for 1 hour,, THAT'S NOT FRESH

[dewilson58]

If you reheat coffee the 2nd day for 1 hour,, THAT'S NOT FRESH
NEVER said it fresh. Thank you.

[tophcfa]

Keurig

[Two Bills]

Why not just make a fresh half pot each morning? :shrug:

[dewilson58]

Why not just make a fresh half pot each morning? :shrug:


Waste not, want not.

[New Englander]

You would like a Keurig. A fresh cup in a minute any time you want one. If you did buy one, don't buy the base model.

If my Keurig were to break today, I would buy a new one tomorrow...

[tophcfa]

Waste not, want not.

Sorry Dewi, I can't resist since you lobbed a hanging curve right over the middle of the plate. No problem with paying a 25% tax increase to subsidize impact fees, but no way in hell will you waste a day old half cup of coffee :boom:

[Stu from NYC]

Day 1 the Keufig day 2 microwave

[Nevermore]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)


Why not just make 1/2 pot a day and avoid having to drink day old coffee?

[Nevermore]

I have a Keurig and a Nespresso ( great machine) there both fast , the Keurig is under a $100 and I’ve heard that there is even a smaller version, the nespresso is over $200 but gives you wonderful coffee just as good as the expensive machines

I had a Keurig for many years, but then I realized how much more expensive it was to use, unless you used the refillable cups. Also, all those empty k cups are adding more crap to the landfills.
I now use an old fashioned electric coffee pot. Love the coffee it makes. Or even better, use a French press where you can make more then 1 cup of coffee at a time in about 3 minutes.

[Nevermore]

[QUOTE=dewilson58;1881083]Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.

My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)

Anyone got a hot product??

Mr. Helpful ....
lmao... as I was reading this I figured this really couldn't be happening?? ...all this over a wasted 1/2 cup of coffee

I am pretty sure he meant half a pot

[John41]

Sorry Dewi, I can't resist since you lobbed a hanging curve right over the middle of the plate. No problem with paying a 25% tax increase to subsidize impact fees, but no way in hell will you waste a day old half cup of coffee :boom:

And with the 10% annual increase in his house value he can issue revenue bonds and buy a new coffee maker.

[biker1]

Garbage is now being burnt to generate power by Covanta. What remains has been reduced in volume by 90% before heading to landfills.

I had a Keurig for many years, but then I realized how much more expensive it was to use, unless you used the refillable cups. Also, all those empty k cups are adding more crap to the landfills.
I now use an old fashioned electric coffee pot. Love the coffee it makes. Or even better, use a French press where you can make more then 1 cup of coffee at a time in about 3 minutes.

[Garywt]

We just have a $10 maker from Walmart. Day 2 is ice coffee for sure. Many days day 1 is ice coffee as well.

[Two Bills]

Drink Tea!

[Pdesensi]

Just make 1/2 pot of coffee each day. No left over coffee.

[Roy Gurley]

Just make a 1/2 pot!

[tsmall22204]

You do know you are a strange person

[oneclickplus]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)


I drink a half a pot as well. You just nuke in the next day. It's fine.

[J1ceasar]

As if you said obviously it's not going to be fresh and you should continue to microwave it it's a lot quicker and just as easy at the end. But personally I let mine sit for a two or three hours as I have lots of pills, and then by 11:00 or 12:00 I'll chuck in ice cubes for some ice coffee

[airdale2]

This goofy thing has got to be a put on.

[scottiesrgreat@gmail.com]

Not sure if your post is a serious post or not. My guess - probably not a serious post. just in case you are serious - microwave or buy a Keurig.

[Jazzcat]

Your problems are solved! We simply LOVE our Ninja coffee machine as it allows us to make a “pot” anywhere from a single cup, to a travel cup, to a large mug, to a half pot, and finally a full pot!” It uses regular ground coffee, no need for expensive pods, has a automatic timer function, and also allows you to choose the strength of the brew. We think it’s awesome. We found it about a year ago at Sam’s and I believe it was around $100. Worth every penny.

[Heyitsrick]

Cuisinart DCC2600......nice hotplate

I'll concur with Cuisinart brand. We're on our second Cusinart DCC-1200 over the course of about 17 years. We specifically wanted a brand that made hot coffee and had a good hot plate. Having a cup now, actually.

Below is a YouTube review. This machine is sold all over the place. You'll see in the review that this machine uses small cheap charcoal filters. You can get 24 replacement charcoal filters for $13.xx.

This machine has a hotplate heat ("carafe temperature") setting knob. We keep ours on "H" for high. That's what you need.

The machine comes with a gold-colored coffee basket. We don't use that. We use paper filters - Size 4 cone-shaped paper.

The review shows some printing on the bottom of the front of the coffee maker. That must be a label the reviewer didn't take off, as ours doesn't have that.

Note the height of the machine in the review.

YouTube review:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8lwMLOfX8M

[mydavid]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)
Bunn makes coffee in 3 min.:welcome:

[TSO/ISPF]

Microwave. We have used a coffee maker with thermal carafe for years. Hot plates burn the coffee. Use Microwave to reheat coffee in the cup for 60 seconds or so. Results in a warm cup as well on cool mornings and keeps coffee hot for a while longer because cup gets heated too. Do Microwaves really create radioactive food?

[dewilson58]

Cuisinart DCC2600......nice hotplate




Looks like a good option................thanks!!!

[UseYourBrain]

We LOVE our coffee maker. It is a Phillips and it grinds the beans and makes 1 or 2 single cups at a time. You can choose strength, temperature and amount each time you make a cup. So you can have coffee any time of day just the right strength and temperature. You’ll need to save your current maker for when you have large group ( or have each person make heir cup). Could not be happier as I have a couple cups in the morning and one in the afternoon it self cleans each time you turn it on but I periodically put all the parts in the dishwasher.

[Pedrocarrasco01@yahoo.com]

Cuisinart DCC2600......nice hotplate
The Cuisinart is awesome, although we have never heated old coffee in it the one we have is over 4 years old replaced another Cuisinart that was 8 years old. Love them (also have a Nespresso and a Keurig)

[PennyAnn]

Keurig or Tassimo or Nespresso. One fresh cup. Every single time.

[dewilson58]

I'll save some postings (a little late)..........I understand cup-at-a-time makers. I understand microwaving to heat coffee.

[dhdallas]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)


My elderly parents used to reheat their coffee. It tasted awful. Do you also rinse and reuse sandwich/storage bags? They did that too.

[Cranford61]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months a
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)

If you keep drinking stale acidic coffee, you’ll ‘get thru it’ a lot faster. Go big and brew a fresh pot.

[banjobob]

I have a one cup keurig machine great for an afternoon cup or in your circumstance a fresh cup when wanted , I have a basket for using my own coffee and works fine. Takes less than 5 minutes to brew.

[Beyond The Wall]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)


Keurig ! Or Nespresso. Then heat what you don’t drink in a microwave the next day.

[nhtexasrn]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)


I think you would love a Keurig!! Fresh coffee every time and no coffee pot to wash.

[alncon2]

We have a Ninja coffee maker. Ninja make several models. We have the CE251 ($79 on Amazon). This coffee maker heats the coffee to 197 degrees, hotter than most coffee makers and has a heating hot plate. Should we have at least a 1/2 pot left from the previous day we set the timer as if to brew a new pot and about a half hour later the left over coffee is as hot as if just brewed.

[gwenhwalker@yahoo.com]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)


I also love my Keurig. Why not make 1/2 pot each day and have fresh coffee

[dewilson58]

We have a Ninja coffee maker. Ninja make several models. We have the CE251 ($79 on Amazon). This coffee maker heats the coffee to 197 degrees, hotter than most coffee makers and has a heating hot plate. Should we have at least a 1/2 pot left from the previous day we set the timer as if to brew a new pot and about a half hour later the left over coffee is as hot as if just brewed.
Another good option. Thanks

[lindaelane]

(1) I completely respect that you want a coffee maker to use on day 2, but if its OK I want to mention possible alternatives, just in case you might like one of those (2) I'm uncertain as to why you do not wish to use the microwave, but I think you have a reason. (3) Have you tried iced coffee? I like it, especially with sugar and milk, or for a treat, a desert with vanilla ice cream. (4) Are you familiar with the concept of "a toddy"? This is a double strong batch of coffee. You then add hot or cold water (whichever temperature you want) to produce a hot or iced coffee to drink. Toddies can last about 4 days.

[dewilson58]

(1) I completely respect that you want a coffee maker to use on day 2, but if its OK I want to mention possible alternatives, just in case you might like one of those (2) I'm uncertain as to why you do not wish to use the microwave, but I think you have a reason. (3) Have you tried iced coffee? I like it, especially with sugar and milk, or for a treat, a desert with vanilla ice cream. (4) Are you familiar with the concept of "a toddy"? This is a double strong batch of coffee. You then add hot or cold water (whichever temperature you want) to produce a hot or iced coffee to drink. Toddies can last about 4 days.


Thanks........understand the iced coffee. I dew ice sometimes. Toddy, got it.


Reason: just an old habit, have enjoyed the practice. Old Dog.


I get: Coffee-by-the-cup. 1/2 pot of coffee. Microwave. :welcome:

[Jerry Leinsing]

Keurig makes what you want, in any flavor within seconds for less than 50 cents when bought on sale at Bed, Bath and Beyond and Staples. In 10 years you’ll be dead and someone else will spend your money. Good grief.

[rmd2]

I have a 12 cup coffee maker and I make 1 cup at a time. I like it fresh.

[Grunt 1946]

One minute in the Microwave solves your problem.

[tophcfa]

A good quality thermos should keep the coffee hot for a day, no reheating required.

[New Englander]

I'll save some postings (a little late)..........I understand cup-at-a-time makers. I understand microwaving to heat coffee.

But we enjoy all this coffee talk! :icon_wink:

[wereback]

You are so right first topic in forever that makes sense all nice no nasty

[BlackhawksFan]

"People are strange" - Jim Morrison

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

I had a Keurig for many years, but then I realized how much more expensive it was to use, unless you used the refillable cups. Also, all those empty k cups are adding more crap to the landfills.
I now use an old fashioned electric coffee pot. Love the coffee it makes. Or even better, use a French press where you can make more then 1 cup of coffee at a time in about 3 minutes. to keep From adding to the landfill with my worn out ones , sorry I’ll settle for instant gratification when it comes to coffee

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Keurig or Tassimo or Nespresso. One fresh cup. Every single time.l life is to short for spending more then 10 seconds getting a good cup of coffee

[fifilebon]

I use a French press coffee pot. No moving parts. Very simple. The next day I would recommend the microwave.

[dewilson58]

One minute in the Microwave solves your problem.
:girlneener:

[jjombrello]

Don't waste your money on Kitchen Aide. We bought an expensive ($$$) coffee maker and when it failed just after warranty, I was told by KA that they do not repair their small appliances and to buy a new one. Bought a Hamilton-Beach, on sale at Kohls, for $12 and it does exactly what you are looking for. Makes good, hot coffee and the heating plate gets very hot and stays that way. Have had it for about 5 years and it's still working great.

[airstreamingypsy]

My coffee maker, a Bunn My Cafe, is plugged into an Alexa smart plug, when I wake up, while still in bed I say., "Alexa turn on the coffee maker". Done. By the time I actually get up it's ready. That said, I don't understand why you would reheat day old coffee....

[Cheapbas]

If you are a coffee freak like I am, the two best coffee makers that brew at the absolute perfect temperatures are the technovorm mochamaster and the Bonavita ???. These are what the coffee purists would buy. But you need to buy a plug in timer if you want the coffee ready at a certain time. If you want more convenience the Cuisinart models have a carafe temp mode plus clock and they brew a decent cup.

[jarodrig]

Mr. Helpful ....
lmao... as I was reading this I figured this really couldn't be happening?? ...all this over a wasted 1/2 cup of coffee

I believe he’s talking about 1/2 of a POT, not a cup.....

[dewilson58]

I believe he’s talking about 1/2 of a POT, not a cup.....
Bingo
Sometimes more than 1/2 pot.
It was a simple question......any coffee pot with a heating pad hot enough to raise room temp coffee to hot coffee. I use to have one, not any more.


:icon_wink:

[Bertram00]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)

I believe you answered your own question - your solution is the MICROWAVE.

[dewilson58]

I believe you answered your own question - your solution is the MICROWAVE.
No, asking if anyone has a coffee pot with a warming/hot pad that will take room temp coffee to hot drinking coffee.

[noleslover1]

Do you honestly think that one who is worried about "wasting" 1/2 cup of coffee will spring for a $100 coffee maker??

[CFrance]

Do you honestly think that one who is worried about "wasting" 1/2 cup of coffee will spring for a $100 coffee maker??
Not to mention $600 to $800+ on a Phillips.

[CFrance]

If you are a coffee freak like I am, the two best coffee makers that brew at the absolute perfect temperatures are the technovorm mochamaster and the Bonavita ???. These are what the coffee purists would buy. But you need to buy a plug in timer if you want the coffee ready at a certain time. If you want more convenience the Cuisinart models have a carafe temp mode plus clock and they brew a decent cup.
Shy away from the mochamaster. The caraffe has no insulation, no hot plate, and IMO it makes horrible coffee. Plus it's not programmable. And they're $300. I just sent one to Goodwill after suffering through 8 years of bad coffee. I thought it was the coffee brands, but the Bunn my son gave me makes wonderful coffee from the same brands. However, that doesn't have a hot plate either, so you'll want something else.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Shy away from the mochamaster. The caraffe has no insulation, no hot plate, and IMO it makes horrible coffee. Plus it's not programmable. And they're $300. I just sent one to Goodwill after suffering through 8 years of bad coffee. I thought it was the coffee brands, but the Bunn my son gave me makes wonderful coffee from the same brands. However, that doesn't have a hot plate either, so you'll want something else. off you just had bad coffee for 8 years and I presume you took a tax break with goodwill , we ow and I thought the guy who started the thread was cheap

[New Englander]

No, asking if anyone has a coffee pot with a warming/hot pad that will take room temp coffee to hot drinking coffee.

Mr Helpful, if you have a microwave, just put the cup in there for 1.25 minutes and bada bee, bada bing, you got hot coffee. :mornincoffee:

[dewilson58]

Mr Helpful, if you have a microwave, just put the cup in there for 1.25 minutes and bada bee, bada bing, you got hot coffee. :mornincoffee:
read the op, that's what i'm doing. :shocked:

[Bogie Shooter]

read the op, that's what i'm doing. :shocked:

Sometimes you are a trouble maker.😀☕️

[CFrance]

off you just had bad coffee for 8 years and I presume you took a tax break with goodwill , we ow and I thought the guy who started the thread was cheap


Nope. I take no write-offs for stuff I give to GoodWill. The cost of the machine (which is touted all over the internet as the best coffee maker in the world) is what caused me to keep it for so long. I thought it was me, or the coffee. It wasn't. Same coffee brands in the Bunn my son gave me tastes great.


Don't know why you're so snarky. This is a community forum of people helping others.

[dewilson58]

Don't know why you're so snarky.
That's all Chuckie does.

[Win1894]

Since you are probably not a particularly discriminating coffee drinker, here is my suggestions (coming from an admittedly fervid coffee snob): Step 1.) Don't buy a Kurig - insanely wasteful way to make a mediocre cup of coffee. Step 2.) Make a pot of 4 to 6 cups of coffee. Drink a cup and then place the balance in a sealable glass jar when cool. Place in fridge. Before bed place the next day's aliquot of cold coffee in your favorite ceramic coffee mug and place on a warmer like the one linked below (This one is the best I've used - hotter than most). Cover with non-flammable object such as a small saucer. Attach the warmer to a simple household timer and adjust to turn on 1 hour prior to consumption, and to turn off at the time or your choice. It's that simple. Enjoy.

https://www.amazon.com/Coffee-Beverage-Electric-Temperature-Control/dp/B08NV9G4FV/ref=sr_1_33?crid=23D7EYMFOSQPS&dchild=1&keywords=coffee+warmer+plate&qid=1609781498&sprefix=coffee+warmer%2Caps%2C200&sr=8-33[/URL]

[dewilson58]

Since you are probably not a particularly discriminating coffee drinker, here is my suggestions (coming from an admittedly fervid coffee snob): Step 1.) Don't buy a Kurig - insanely wasteful way to make a mediocre cup of coffee. Step 2.) Make a pot of 4 to 6 cups of coffee. Drink a cup and then place the balance in a sealable glass jar when cool. Place in fridge. Before bed place the next day's aliquot of cold coffee in your favorite ceramic coffee mug and place on a warmer like the one linked below (This one is the best I've used - hotter than most). Cover with non-flammable object such as a small saucer. Attach the warmer to a simple household timer and adjust to turn on 1 hour prior to consumption, and to turn off at the time or your choice. It's that simple. Enjoy.

Amazon.com (https://www.amazon.com/Coffee-Beverage-Electric-Temperature-Control/dp/B08NV9G4FV/ref=sr_1_33?crid=23D7EYMFOSQPS&dchild=1&keywords=coffee+warmer+plate&qid=1609781498&sprefix=coffee+warmer%2Caps%2C200&sr=8-33)[/URL]
I like good coffee, but I'm not a wine snob when it comes to coffee.

Correction..................maybe.

[dewilson58]

Sometimes you are a trouble maker.😀☕️
And sometimes a coffee maker.

[CFrance]

I like good coffee, but I'm not a wine snob when it comes to coffee.

Cup heater won't work unless I buy six of them............I drink ~1/2 pot per day (sometimes 1/4 pot, sometimes 3/4 pot).
Win1984 has a good idea, and the warmer he linked to looks big enough to hold the carafe of leftover coffee.

[yankygrl]

Looking for a coffee pot which will heat "day-old" coffee hot enough to drink.


I drink a 1/2 per day.
The second day, I put the timer on to start the maker an hour prior to getting up.
When I get up, the coffee is hot............like a fresh pot.



My Kitchen Aid died a couple months ago.
I purchased the same brand, same model.
Unfortunately, the heating pad only warms the coffee.......so microwave zapping it required.
(Kitchen Aid said they changed their spec's)


Anyone got a hot product??


(i know, i know......life is tough, but i'm trying to get thru it)

So why not just make 1/2 pot each day, no waste and hot coffee daily. I’m a tea drinker and use hot pot to heat water OR my keurig

[dewilson58]

So why not just make 1/2 pot each day, no waste and hot coffee daily. I’m a tea drinker and use hot pot to heat water OR my keurig


".........I drink ~1/2 pot per day (sometimes 1/4 pot, sometimes 3/4 pot). "

[New Englander]

off you just had bad coffee for 8 years and I presume you took a tax break with goodwill , we ow and I thought the guy who started the thread was cheap


He's not cheap! He just likes good stale coffee reheated on a hot plate.

[ureout]

wow.. your post is still going... you done did good... lol

[dewilson58]

wow.. your post is still going... you done did good... lol


19,400 more posts and i'll pass the NOTHING thread. :clap2:

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Nope. I take no write-offs for stuff I give to GoodWill. The cost of the machine (which is touted all over the internet as the best coffee maker in the world) is what caused me to keep it for so long. I thought it was me, or the coffee. It wasn't. Same coffee brands in the Bunn my son gave me tastes great.


Don't know why you're so snarky. This is a community forum of people helping others. keeping something for 8 years of bad coffee because it cost $300 is pretty unbelievable, life is to short

[Fredster]

You would like a Keurig. A fresh cup in a minute any time you want one. If you did buy one, don't buy the base model.

If my Keurig were to break today, I would buy a new one tomorrow...

I also like a Keurig because it fast,
and makes a great cup.
But if my Keurig were to break today,
I’d get out the spare!

[TNLAKEPANDA]

Bunn with a carafe