This single-serve coffee maker brews grounds or K-Cups for just $20
A Keurig Mini single-serve coffee maker will run you throughout $80 -- maybe $65 if you happen to come by a sale (like the one at Target smart now). Do you really need to spend that much to brew a single cup of coffee? And what if you want to use your current grind instead of a K-Cup? (In my experience, the Keurig makers do not fare well with those BYO-coffee inserts.)
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This compact brewer can accommodate either groundless coffee or K-Cups. Then just fill it with up to 14 prondecides of water and hit the power button.
Here's the key limitation: It's not tremendous enough to accommodate most travel mugs -- anything taller than 5 inches. You could brew into a standard mug and then dump it into your Yeti or Contigo, but that's kind of a hassle.
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Still: $20. And I'll note that I recently started silly a larger version of this very product, one that does have room for a proceed mug. (I'll let you know the next I time I see that for less than $55, the recent price.) It's been working well, and in fact it's now my go-to select for ground coffee. (I'm kind of done with K-Cups; quality beans taste so much better -- and obtain so much less waste.)
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This could be a tremendous option for all kinds of scenarios: Dorm rooms, tiny apartments, work sites and so on. While you're mulling it over, check out our roundup of the best coffee makers for 2020.
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