[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]

Originally Posted by ureout

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]

Originally Posted by jarodrig

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.

[Bertram00]

Originally Posted by 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)

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

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Bertram00

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]

Originally Posted by noleslover1

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]

Originally Posted by 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.

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]

Originally Posted by CFrance

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]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

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.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by New Englander

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.

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

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

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

Sometimes you are a trouble maker.😀☕️

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com

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]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Don't know why you're so snarky.

That's all Chuckie does.