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I have yet to find a keurig I like (don't try too many anyway...) but agree, the instant coffee in a styrofoam cup is worse!

I have a Moccamaster for my home (anguished for weeks about spending that much for a coffee brewer, but don't regret at all!), just bought the OXO On 9-Cup brewer for our rental cabin we just closed on (simple machine, but still high quality - easy for guests to use), and when I travel, I use...

I think this is why I gave up on pour-overs... -JP

I had the perfect spot in my kitchen for a coffee station...

Where do you get your coffee beans? I order a 5# bag at a time from Zumbar for $80 (free shipping) and find that to be a pretty good deal since I'm not local, and I like the coffee. They even did a colab with New English Brewing for a coffee stout. I'm curious if any of you have other...

I was skeptical when I heard about this, but I travel a lot and never know if there will be a good place for coffee in or around the hotel, so I decided to give Cometeer a shot after seeing an ad. I was blown away!! It's so easy, just add hot water to the condensed pod and I have a good cup of...

I have the stainless carafe - don't want to deal with hot plate, glass or any of the risk that comes with that. I typically transfer from carafe to a yeti pretty quickly to take my daily coffee on the go.

Thanks - if I get a good cup of Joe in the morning I'll be happy! And I'll check the roasters too.

I have to admit, I was suckered into trying Cometeer through a TikTok ad. It's sorta like a k-cup (which I hate), but they have a process where they are freezing condensed coffee into a pod, and you just add hot water (or milk) and you have a cup of premium coffee. I don't think it is as good...

Hi, lover of a good cup of brew. My go-to is ordering Hummingbird roast from Zumbar in San Diego; I live in Colorado now, but still buy 5# bags of whole beans to ship to my home office. I've been using the Mochamaster for brewing over the last few years, and happy with it. I need to buy a...