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Question: Does this actually end up being any faster (or any better quality) than a regular auto drip pot?
Document: I could brew a whole pot of coffee in less time than it takes to get a cup out of this device using grinds. Presto supplies a special cup that you can put up to 2 tablespoons of ground coffee into. I used Dunkin' Donuts auto-drip grind, which normally makes a great cup of coffee. With 2 tablespoons of grinds and 8 oz. of water in my other one cup coffee maker, I get a great cup of coffee. In this device, it was weak.
Now, they are telling me that if I ship the item back (at my expense, of course) that they will issue a refund. In the end ... I lose. I'll stick with my french press for travel coffee since it actually works. I do not know how well it works for k-cups since I do not have any. Don't waste your money on this.
ThePresto 02835 MyJo Single Cup Coffee Makerworks OK with regular coffee grinds, but really does a lot better with the pre-packaged cups (you have to order separately). Personally, I was hoping to use both types in here, but it was a lot of work to make coffee with the grinds this way. Eventually, you start wondering if it is even worth it -- you'll have plenty of time to ponder it as you relentlessly press upon the top to get water flowing!
Just got it, fed it a Starbucks Sumatra Kcup, great coffee easy clean. Perfect for the road, and as I am the only coffee drinker in a tea house hold eliminates a pot on the counter. Recommend. If there are any issues in the future I will revise my review
I have a lot of coffee makers. I have the Mr. Coffee 12-cup pot. I have a K-cup machine. I have a coffee maker that cold brews coffee in 12-24 hours. I have an italian coffee pot that makes espresso. So, when Amazon sends me the MyJo coffee maker, I was not expecting it to join the line-up anytime soon.
When it has came down to single cup brewers and coffee filters, they can be a hit or a miss. But they haven't yet been done for the popular K-Cups that Keurig has made. But Presto has decided to do that with their new MyJo Single Cup Coffee Maker. Here you can use either regular ground coffee or tea, or use the K-Cups in one convient device.
The instructions say to use medium grind, but the pre-ground Peet's coffee worked just fine, and I'm thinking the espresso grind lets more flavor through, just don't make it too fine. The flavor was very rich at 10 ounces.But I bought the coffee maker for camping so I set it aside and went back to using my regular coffee makers.
Just microwave the water in your cup and drop in the cocoa or tea bag.I didn't expect much from this little device but I was still disappointed. There are much better one cup coffee makers out there for just a few bucks more than you will pay for this.
(Here in "earthquake country" where the power can suddenly go off, it's nice to think that you could make a great cup of coffee to calm your nerves in an emergency. It's a nice part of an emergency kit for me, along with a crank radio and flashlight.) Very convenient if you have hot water at work and want better coffee than the usual "office coffee".
A french press or an electric 'real' Keurig is going to be better because you can control much more. But this is not a bad thing to have. My unit also came with a cup to use grounds. So I wound up with a cup of coffee very similar to my smaller French press.I think this is good for the cubicle world at work or for camping in an RV.
Answer: I have both this and a keurig vue brewer, and I'm thinking about selling the keyring since I use this daily. I've noticed that it is faster for me at least. My tap water gets super hot very quickly so I don't have to microwave water, but even that would just take about a minute and a half. Also I've tried the same flavor/type of coffee in the vue brewer and the My Jo, and I enjoy the MyJo more. It doesn't taste burnt like the vue often tasted. BUT it does brew a tad weaker than the vue brewer, but I prefer that. I've tried iced tea, cocoa, and apple cider pods and they turn out great.