[Nevermore]

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)

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

[Nevermore]

Originally Posted by 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

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=ureout;1881294]

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??

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

Originally Posted by tophcfa

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

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.

Originally Posted by Nevermore

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]

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 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.