This $60 Coffee Maker Brews Hot *And* Iced Coffee
So many users have ditched their Keurig in favor of this space-saving hot and iced pod coffee machine. According to one reviewer, 'it has saved me a ton of money since I stopped taking daily trips to the local coffee shop!'
Sleek, super fast, awesome — these are all words reviewers are using to describe this Keurig coffee machine alternative. Similar to those ultra-convenient K-Cup machines, this one brews 6-, 8-, 10-, 12-, and 14-ounce coffees. But unlike the name brand version, this also offer something most pod coffee machines do not: reusable filter cups. That means you brew Keurig-branded cups or tuck your own ground coffee (or tea!) into one and make a custom cup of Joe to your liking, no additional plastic waste required.The 50-ounce water tank is removable so you can fill it under a facet (or, as coffee purists will tell you, using clean water from a filter) and easily clean it as needed. It also has an auto-clean function to minimize buildup with the tap of a button.
Perhaps best of all, though, is its iced coffee function.
Just load the machine with coffee as you regularly would, then place a cup of ice underneath its spout and tap the 'over ice' button.Now, heads up, this means that the coffee will still come out warm just as it does at a real coffee shop, but the brew and temperature are adjusted with this setting to create a cooler-than-usual cup meant to prevent your ice (sold separately, obviously) from melting away.
Whether iced or hot coffee, though, the main point is that several reviewers attest to this machine's coffee tasting delicious.
Check out the coffee machine folks are saying beats out the Keurig and save money by skipping those coffee shop trips. Also, read on for promising reviews from happy, highly caffeinated coffee drinkers below.
Get it from Amazon for $59.99 (available in three colors).
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