31 Products For Quick, Easy Breakfasts
And a "Bread Buddy" dispenser made specifically for keeping sandwich bread fresh with this container that keeps it a bit more airtight than other methods (sorry, bread box). Plus, once the loaf is in there you can use the bag to pull up slices. Oh, and the reviewers have the receipts on it helping keep their bread fresh for much longer.
An airtight Deli ProKeeper to help keep your cold cuts and sliced cheese fresher for much longer. No more going to make a breakfast sandwich and realizing your cheese has gotten all gross. (A tragedy!)
A SwitchBot Smart Switch Button Pusher you can program so the coffee machine cuts on each morning before you can zombie-walk to the kitchen for the stuff you need to get you going before you even want to think about the delish smell of bacon. (It also works with Alexa and Google Home!)
A breakfast sandwich maker that'll help you put your Bacon, Egg, and Cheese (or BEC) where your mouth truly is without running out to grab one someone else made for you. In under a mere five minutes, this bad boy will cook an egg, toast bread, warm precooked meat, and melt cheese FOR you.
Oxo's portable Cold Brew Rapid Brewer if you guzzle coffee like it's your main salaried job where you have a corner office in the C-suite. It whips up cold brew in a mere five minutes, which is even better news if you've gotten sticker shock from Aeropress but need something that'll work both at home and on the go. (For the record, some reviewers call it "Aeropress 2.0" because they prefer the Oxo version.)
Or a mason jar cold brew maker awaiting you in the fridge if you prefer the chilled stuff and would like to gulp it down ASAP. Psst, you can also use this to brew iced tea.
A HyperChiller you can park directly below your *hot* coffee machine to cool down your caffeine in under a minute because you have homemade BECs to make!
A super entertaining rolling egg dispenser to help you save some space in the fridge, put a new egg forward within your reach after you take out one, *and* help you quickly clock how many eggs you have left for your omelet.
A rapid egg cooker will get your favorite breakfast *just* how you like it, rather than tossing improperly cooked eggs (for the millionth time). And while you're at it, save a few hard-boiled eggs for your packed lunch salad.
A super efficient Oxo Tot grape cutter anyone with kids or just an appreciation for grapes (or grape tomatoes!) can really appreciate.
A Baby Brezza Formula Pro Advanced for tired parents who could use the help. This mixes baby formula to the correct temp and consistency, so you don't have to and focus on feeding yourself some breakfast.
Barebell's "Soft" Protein Bars for when you've gotta grab something and make it QUICK but delish. Each has 16 grams of protein in case you're the type who becomes a MONSTER without enough protein. I'm personally kinda obsessed with Cookie & Cream, and Cookie Dough flavors.
A "Magic Tap" automatic drink dispenser so kids can help themselves to some OJ without them trying to pull the whole container out of the fridge (which has def spelled disaster in the past). It's battery-operated and spillproof!
Plus, a cereal dispenser because you've had a few too many bleary-eyed accidents of toppled cereal boxes. And with this, your breakfast will stay fresher for longer than in improperly closed cereal bags.
A rotating whisk blender to help you quickly beat eggs when making scrambled eggs for an army. BTW, I take mine low and slow.
A personal blender that'll make whipping up a drinkable breakfast that much easier. No more dragging the full-size blender out of the kitchen cabinet or losing tasty gloops of smoothie when you transfer said breakfast to a drinking vessel.
A self-stirring mug if you'd rather die than take your coffee black, but hate how long it takes your creamer and sugar to actually blend.
An egg bite maker because you can't choke down any more instant oatmeal for like at least two weeks and you wake up craving Starbies egg bites. This'll help you make 'em on the cheap(er), customize them as you like, and freeze them to enjoy later.
A microwave bacon cooker so you can say, "I ordered bacon for the table" like when you go to the diner with your family. Except with this, you won't have to babysit bacon on the stove to help prep breakfast.
A reusable bacon grease absorber to get the extra grease off of your fave breakfast meat with a reusable kitchen tool! No, you don't need to go to the diner or in a drive-thru for an amazing first meal of the day. (Now repeat it as a mantra.)
A pack of reusable produce-saving bags that'll come in handy to keep bananas fresh as a breakfast topping for toast, bananas, cereal, a protein bar. The world is your oyster when the fruit you brought three days ago isn't already relegated to "this is for banana bread" territory.
A pancake batter dispenser and mixer can make squeezing out some mess-free pancakes easy as pie. Sometimes your family (and cravings) demand pancakes but this'll make making them feel like way less of a *thing*,
A container of Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cinnadust in case you want to actually make the namesake in the oven. But it'll also be a delicious level up for oatmeal, yogurt, coffee drinks, and more!
Some keto-friendly everything bagels at $2 a pop (unless you sign up for a subscription) to help you build a DIY breakfast sandwich at home instead of standing in line 20 minutes at the fancy bagel shop in your neighborhood. You pop 'em in the freezer once you get 'em so you can make your own Bagel Friday at home.
A bagel guillotine in case you've wanted one since you saw Seth Cohen use it on The O.C. but now realize it could be the perfect motivation to do breakfast at home. Also, it's safer than using a regular knife!
A teensy mini waffle maker that'll whip up a fresh Eggo-like waffle OR help you meal-prep like a pro with your own frozen waffles you can grab outta the freezer and pop into your toaster.
A three-in-one avocado slicer if you haven't quite perfected the at-home avocado toast yet. My formula? A slice of toasted seeded bread, half an avocado, red pepper flakes, and a cup of romaine or baby spinach on top.
A pack of instant cold-stirred foam caramel iced lattes can satisfy your "I need a fancy coffee" excuse for grabbing breakfast outside of the house. This comes out to just over $1/drink and reviewers say gives you a satisfying froth.
A pack of French vanilla-flavored Nutpods that'll give your classic ole Folgers coffee a somebody-else-fixed-this taste — even if your body is like noooooo to actual dairy. It's an unsweetened dairy-free creamer made with almonds and coconuts in a formula that'll surely satisfy most folks' diet restrictions. It's also vegan, gluten-free, and keto- and Paleo-friendly.
And a compact milk frother to help you whip up some super indulgent frothy coffees in a few mere seconds. And because it has a nice, handy stand for your countertop, you'll put it to work.
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The best coffee makers for making cold brew at home
While many people enjoy their coffee hot, cold caffeinated beverages, like iced coffee and cold brew, are equally popular. If you drink cold brew year-round, including when it's freezing outside, a proper at-home coffee maker can save you trips to the local cafe and a lot of money. That being said, we consulted coffee experts about how to make cold brew at home and rounded up top-rated cold brew coffee makers based on their guidance. Want more from NBC Select? Sign up for our newsletter, The Selection, and shop smarter. How we picked the best cold brew coffee makers Here's what our experts told us to think about when making this list: Capacity: Some cold brew makers make a few servings for one person, while others are best suited for homes with multiple people. Our roundup covers a range of capacities. Style: Some cold brew makers are carafes with a built-in filter. Other styles may call for straining yourself or are dispensers, similar to a water filter. We made sure to include all of these types of cold brew makers and more. Filter types: Cold brew makers often have filters made from metal or paper. Most of the cold brew makers on this list have metal filters, since they're reusable and easy to clean. This stylish cold brew maker has a removable and reusable mesh filter in the middle that is attached to the lid. Simply add your coffee grounds, pour cold water over it and allow it to settle for 24 hours. It's dishwasher safe and can make up to 6 cups of cold brew. This geometrically shaped cold brew maker is made of durable borosilicate glass, which does a great job of withstanding both high and low temperatures, according to NBC Select commerce editor Cory Fernandez. The fine mesh filter, also attached to the lid, can hold up to 100 ounces of coffee grounds and it has a removable cap to make cleaning easier. With this cold brew maker, you add your coffee grounds to the brewing container, and then put on Oxo's Rainmaker top, which is perforated to allow more even distribution when you pour in your water. Then, the coffee and water blend sits for 12-24 hours for optimal flavor extraction, says the brand. The coffee maker has a stainless steel mesh filter and comes with a glass carafe lined with measurement markings that you place underneath a spout when you're ready to serve the beverage. The carafe comes with a stopper so you can cover the cold brew when storing it in the refrigerator. To make coffee with this cold brew coffee maker, combine 6 ounces of water with every 2 ounces of coffee in the stainless steel steeper. There's a spigot built in, so you can dispense your cold brew right from the machine when it's ready to serve. KitchenAid says the cold brew maker is compact enough to fit in most refrigerators and on countertops, and it has a carrying handle on top for easy transport. NBC Select reporter Zoe Malin bought this cold brew coffee maker to fit in her dorm's mini fridge during college. It operates similarly to a French press. You add coffee grounds and water into the carafe and let it steep before pushing down the plunger to separate the grounds from your beverage. The cold brew maker also comes with a flat lid you can use to store the coffee in your refrigerator. All components of this machine are dishwasher-safe, according to the brand. Instead of waiting hours for your cold brew to be ready, Instant's electric cold brew maker prepares the beverage in about 20 minutes. The brand says it uses its FlashExtract technology, which quickly spins what's inside the pitcher, to get the most flavor out of coffee grounds. You can also customize the brew strength according to your preferences. The machine comes with a machine-washable pitcher, lid and brewing basket, as well as the electronic base. The Takeya Cold Brew Coffee Maker is designed with a fine mesh filter you add coffee grounds to and place inside the included pitcher with water to steep. The pitcher pairs with an airtight lid and it has a non-slip silicone handle. The brand says the cold brew maker fits inside most refrigerator doors. You can also purchase it as a smaller 1-quart size. Instead of a metal filter, Toddy's cold brew machine uses felt filters to brew your beverage. You add ground coffee and water into the included brewing container and let it steep for 12 to 24 hours before filtering the cold brew into the glass decanter. The cold brew maker system also comes with a lid for the decanter to use when you store the beverage in the refrigerator, a silicone stopper to place on top of the brewing container when it's being used and two reusable filters. How to shop for a cold brew coffee maker Choosing the best cold brew coffee maker for you depends on your personal preferences. Below are the features you should consider when shopping: Choose a size: The size of your cold brew maker will depend on how much coffee you drink and how big your fridge is. 'A larger brewer might make more concentrate, but it might be inconvenient to store and put in the fridge,' Holmquist says. Choose a filter type: It's best to use filters made from paper, metal mesh or cloth, according to Suarez. While they all have their drawbacks, they also provide different benefits. Paper filters often provide the purest taste but they aren't reusable. While metal filters are easy to clean, they let through a decent amount of sediment and can give you a cloudy cup of cold brew, according to Suarez. Reusable cloth filters are also effective, but they can be difficult to clean and tend to retain the oils from the coffee for a long time. Overall, Suarez recommends choosing a cold brew maker with a metal mesh filter and/or a paper filter bag to 'maximize quality and sustainability.' Keep clean-up in mind: Certain types of cold brew coffee makers can be more difficult to clean up. According to Holmquist, bottle brewers like the Takeya Cold Brew Coffee Maker have smaller grounds chambers that are tougher to scrub, while machines like the OXO Cold Brew Coffee Maker have larger chambers 'that you can dump and rinse out.' Meet our experts At NBC Select, we work with experts who have specialized knowledge and authority based on relevant training and/or experience. We also take steps to ensure that all expert advice and recommendations are made independently and with no undisclosed financial conflicts of interest. Why trust NBC Select? Morgan Greenwald is a former senior editor at NBC Select. Zoe Malin is a reporter at NBC Select, where she writes about kitchen appliances, wellness and more. Cory Fernandez is a commerce editor at NBC Select, where he writes about home and kitchen. Malin and Fernandez updated this article.
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