Mr. Coffee - 5-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker

Standard Mr Coffee with a programmable timer and built in filter. It’s helpful if you put the measurements on the machine or have a leavened spoon (mine says 3 scoops for half pot etc)

Nope. Pour over is a great way to make a single cup of coffee. I use a Chemex and a Kone. At the end of the day, it is just another way to expose ground up scorched coffee seeds to hot water. A lot of the machines have a minimum volume they can brew. M6 Bunn is 20 oz. For instance. But there are machines that have small batch settings (I believe the Precision does) and there are small machines like my son's Mr. Coffee 5-cup that will make a single cup. The only drawback to pour over is that you have to attend it for 3 minutes or so to do the pours where a machine is fire and forget. Keep in mind that you have to take this sub with a grain of salt. People here are really into the deep specifics and precision, which is fine, and often required with light roasts, but for the rest of us, just grab a V60, a Chemex or whatever dump your ground coffee in, fire up some hot water, do a bloom to soak the grounds, then maybe 3 more pours and coffee. Then, if you're me, dump in a bunch of sweetener and creamer. Excellent.

Commenting on Drip coffee makers are garbage....yup I also have a Mr Coffee, 5 cup, $10, the heating plate has partially broken but it makes coffee still and I’m hoping for at least another two years out of it. If the bottom plate survives two years I think it’ll survive forever.

I have a 5 cup all plastic Mr.Coffe I've used for 11 years without issue and it's still working like new. I finally said screw it and bought a Mochamaster just because I wanted one lol.

5 cup Mr coffee machine. Supercheap, Walmart akwasy has them and it's reliable, easy to maintain. It's small so it could go anywhere you want in your home. Anything else is rather large and consumes too much space in most apartment kitchens or pantries

I have 2 ways depending on my time and inclination: 1). AeroPress, this little gadget will make a single perfect cup of coffee. It will take you a bit of experimentation to find the right amount of grounds for your taste (I use 2 level tbsp for 1 mug of coffee) but it is fast and easy. 2) I have a small 5 cup Mr Coffee that I got from Walmart for about $19. This makes 2 mugs of great coffee, but it takes a little longer than the AeroPress. I drink the hot coffee once made, the other cup goes in the fridge for Iced Coffee the next day.

Mr. Coffee with an automatic drip... All Bloodhound Gang jokes aside, I got one before that song came out. I had a great cup out of it just now. The carafe broke back in the early 2000s due to my own gross negligence, and I got a replacement for the cost of shipping from them. After WW3 there's going to be cockroaches, twinkies, and these mr coffee tanks

The only thing to worry about the Mr coffee maker is that the hot plate gets way too hot after brewing and will burn your coffee. Turn it off the moment its done brewing and if it gets cold just microwave it

I have a 5 cup Mr. Coffee and it makes coffee just fine! I wanted to spend the least and i don’t regret it!

this looks great. i might actually buy one. ive been useing a 5cup mr coffee for 15-18 years but this could be a nice upgrade

am I the only one with a 15 yr old $30 Mr Coffee ?? My parents have one thats now close to 30 yrs old.

it could the thing where it WAS made better, but now its garbage. its the 5 of 6 cup one i have and my parents have the 12??? idk its huge.

If she drinks it daily but doesn't need much, the mr. Coffee 5cup was the perfect size for me because I (like coffee flavored sugar milk lol) only needed a small ammount in the morning. It has a heated bottom and on off switch but I just used the coffee pot to fill it and unplugged it when I was done. I absolutely base model I think I paid $15 for it off amazon. Used it until the coffee pot broke, put mugs on it until I got tired of having coffee that way. I second the Oxo though

I've used the same standard Mr coffee with a reusable filter for like 11 years. It does technically have a schedule function

American who visited family in Poland: why do y'all use that instant coffee stuff where you add a spoonful to a cup of hot water? It's like the worst way of having a coffee. At minimum do yourself a favor and get a Mr.Coffee or a French Press.

Pour over or French press. If you want an electric drip machine, Mr. Coffee is no frill and lasts for eons. A moka pot is the answer for stronger espresso drinks.