Walmart[walmart.com] has PowerXL Grind & Go Plus Automatic Single-Serve Coffee Machine w/ 16-Oz Water Reservoir for $19.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available[walmart.com]) or on orders $35+.
Product Description from Walmart
Drip coffee machine brews one custom cup at a time
No pods to throw away
Choose from various sizes to fit your mug from 6 oz to 16 oz
16-oz water reservoir
Removable drip tray helps prevent drips and spills
Removable, dishwasher-safe parts
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Walmart[walmart.com] has PowerXL Grind & Go Plus Automatic Single-Serve Coffee Machine w/ 16-Oz Water Reservoir for $19.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available[walmart.com]) or on orders $35+.
Product Description from Walmart
Drip coffee machine brews one custom cup at a time
No pods to throw away
Choose from various sizes to fit your mug from 6 oz to 16 oz
16-oz water reservoir
Removable drip tray helps prevent drips and spills
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In one of the pictures they have for the product, its coffee BEANS rather than grounds in the filter for brewing. New tech. Gotta love it. Pass - mostly because its all plastic.
In one of the pictures they have for the product, its coffee BEANS rather than grounds in the filter for brewing. New tech. Gotta love it. Pass - mostly because its all plastic.
I believe it's because it's a grinder in the basket as well.
In one of the pictures they have for the product, its coffee BEANS rather than grounds in the filter for brewing. New tech. Gotta love it. Pass - mostly because its all plastic.
id love to get my hands on a basic drip coffee maker with as little plastic as possible. the only ones ive seen have been super expensive ones though.
I believe it's because it's a grinder in the basket as well.
Yeah. Interesting idea but I'm not sure it's practical. I can see it breaking or leaking easily. Usually built in grinders are above the coffeemaker, I think, not an integral part of it.
I'm always wary of reviews but on the Walmart site the majority of them is that this doesn't get hot enough consistently to brew coffee, which can't be changed, and grind is too fine and goes through the filter. You can bypass the grind by using your own grinder or grounds, but that defeats the point of the combination machine.
In one of the pictures they have for the product, its coffee BEANS rather than grounds in the filter for brewing. New tech. Gotta love it. Pass - mostly because its all plastic.
Watch the video on the product page and it shows that is by design/function.
I'm always wary of reviews but on the Walmart site the majority of them is that this doesn't get hot enough consistently to brew coffee, which can't be changed, and grind is too fine and goes through the filter. You can bypass the grind by using your own grinder or grounds, but that defeats the point of the combination machine.
This thing uses a blade grinder and likely takes a "dumb" approach to grinding, using an arbitrary fixed duration.
The basket is far too large for the blades (compared to a Krups or Cuisineart blade grinder, which I use for spices) and I wouldn't be surprised if half the beans were ground to dust and the other half in large chunks.
I have this. Not meant for more than one cup at a time and coffee holder gets really hot after pouring.. so you can't just make a second cup, you have to wait until it cools down. Also only low cups will fit, if you have a tumbler, it will not fit. This also uses coffee beans and have a grinder inside, no leaks. I like it over all, just not practical for all
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id love to get my hands on a basic drip coffee maker with as little plastic as possible. the only ones ive seen have been super expensive ones though.
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Maybe look at a pour over coffee maker?<br />
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The basket is far too large for the blades (compared to a Krups or Cuisineart blade grinder, which I use for spices) and I wouldn't be surprised if half the beans were ground to dust and the other half in large chunks.
I just got mine .
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