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| Methinks your wife is buying you one for Christmas!! Seriously, Keurig's and I think another brand does what you want. Put in a flavor, select mug size, and let er rip, a minute later, fresh coffee. No pot to go stale on you. And, if you don't like the thought of paying a lot for these cups (I know, $10 for 18 cups) you can get a filter basket to use where you can use your own ground coffee.
In theory, it should not take as much, but to get that flavor, you need to brew a modest pot. Another reason for the single use. | |
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New style coffee maker question?
