I use a Mr Coffee and take good yeti 20oz cups and put hot water in them before I make my coffee. I make the coffee and pour the ater out and fill the yeti and drink good coffee all morning

I don’t drink coffee after about ten in the morning

We went through about the same amount until she bought a French press. I takes a little longer because you have to boil the water. Then let it have time to do its thing. But you're going to get a great cup. Get a stainless one though. She bought some cheap one at first. Just to see how she liked the results. It cracked in about a month. Had the stainless one ever since. Which is close to a year now.

Call me Old School. I still prefer the taste of percolated coffee.

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Whoa! I use a percolator for camping but I never knew they had electric ones! I might have to try this. How does it do with grounds in the finished product?

I've used a stainless steel electric percolator for a long time in years past. I found that putting a real tiny X slice in the center of a coffee filter and sliding it down into the baket before adding coffee greatly reduced the grounds that might collect in the bottom. I never worried much about grounds - drank a whole bunch of cowboy coffee boiled on a camp fire. There's tricks to settle the grounds. But, the coffee filters sure help a bunch in a percolator.

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Hamilton Beach 12-cup Programmable 49465R Coffee Maker

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We did a ton of research before buying this one several years ago. It makes amazing coffee, but it’s not big enough, so we ended up buying a ninja for around a hundred bucks.

Bunn is all I will buy.

Have had one of these for years now, I like the Keurig as well, but the Mr. coffee seems to make the better coffee!!

Get Gale's coffee maker, if you can find one!

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I was JUST thinking about that not 30 seconds ago lol. Good timing!

thats what i use. prolly 15 years now and no problems. clean it with vinegar every 1 or 5 years and go on.

I use a kettle and Nescafe House Blend, very good

Yes, NesCafe is my second choice.

These are much better options than filling land fills and our oceans with Kcups.