That rare thing, simpler, cheaper and more effective than electric Keurig machines. Keep in mind because the Keurig capsule limits the amount of coffee used for brewing , the strength of your coffee is determined by your ability to control how much water is used. Only this little plastic (highly durable) device gives you that control. Why does nearly everyone in suggesting that MY JO is great for travel, somehow imply that it is not as good as what you use at home. I use this at home daily and my taste tests suggest that it makes better coffee, hotter and faster than other Keurig machines. And no maintenance.
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Heat water...Fill reservoir with hot water from a tea kettle, or heat filled reservoir in microwave. |
Assemble...Place single serve pack in base, attach the water reservoir and the pump. |
Brew and enjoy!Place assembled coffee maker on top of your favorite coffee mug and pump water through the single serve pack to brew. |
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Founded in 1905 in Eau Claire, WI.It is a respected producer in the housewares and small electric appliance industry. |
The company created the first saucepan-style pressure cooker in 1939.Its first electric appliance came in 1948 with the Presto Vapor Steam Iron; the first steam iron to use tap water instead of costly distilled water. In 1956, Presto introduced a complete line of fully submersible electric cooking appliances employing the first removable heat control. Other notable innovations include the PrestoBurger hamburger cooker in 1974, the FryBaby electric deep fryer in 1976, the SaladShooter electric slicer/shredder in 1988, and the Pizzazz pizza oven in 2000. |
Predicting the needs of consumers......and then fulfilling those needs through consistent product innovation and quality manufacturing has been the objective of National Presto Industries for over 100 years, and it will continue to be in the years ahead. |
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| capacity | 1 cups | 8 ounces | 1005.5 milliliters | 245 milliliters | 450 milliliters | 14 fluid ounces |
| material | Plastic | Plastic | Stainless Steel, PP material | Stainless Steel | Polypropylene | Stainless Steel, Plastic |
| input interface | buttons | buttons | buttons | buttons | buttons | buttons |
| wattage | 800 watts | — | — | 1000 watts | 800 watts | — |
| model name | Not Available | — | Coffee Maker | K Cup Capsules ＆ Ground Coffee | — | MCU |
Perfect for camping!
Okay, before I wrote this, I read many of the other reviews. Some people gave it one star, saying they revised their 5 star review after it no longer worked after a year. It’s $18. If it falls apart and I have to drop the different parts off to different bins at the city’s recycle center, and buy a new one, then so be it. That’s what, six days at Starbucks?That said… I love to camp, and I love my morning coffee. I first bought a pour over kit from Target for about $25, which worked well, but was crazy difficult to clean. (Cool metal filter with tiny holes, but difficult to clean the grounds out.) Somebody on FB recommended this. I figured at $18, I could take the risk. It works great! Follow the instructions carefully. I heat my water on my camp stove, and then pour it into this with a k-cup attached and pump it five or six times and I have coffee! It also comes with a reusable cup that you can put coffee grounds in. I’ll try that next, since we all know our landfills are getting land-filled up with used k-cups. (But I squeeze mine down to as small as possible, but still… I’ll do better. Hopefully the refillable cup works well!) There are also some single serve French presses on Amazon meant for camping. I might try those next and compare to this.
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Okay, before I wrote this, I read many of the other reviews. Some people gave it one star, saying they revised their 5 star review after it no longer worked after a year. It’s $18. If it falls apart and I have to drop the different parts off to different bins at the city’s recycle center, and buy a new one, then so be it. That’s what, six days at Starbucks?
That said… I love to camp, and I love my morning coffee. I first bought a pour over kit from Target for about $25, which worked well, but was crazy difficult to clean. (Cool metal filter with tiny holes, but difficult to clean the grounds out.) Somebody on FB recommended this. I figured at $18, I could take the risk. It works great! Follow the instructions carefully. I heat my water on my camp stove, and then pour it into this with a k-cup attached and pump it five or six times and I have coffee! It also comes with a reusable cup that you can put coffee grounds in. I’ll try that next, since we all know our landfills are getting land-filled up with used k-cups. (But I squeeze mine down to as small as possible, but still… I’ll do better. Hopefully the refillable cup works well!) There are also some single serve French presses on Amazon meant for camping. I might try those next and compare to this.
That said… I love to camp, and I love my morning coffee. I first bought a pour over kit from Target for about $25, which worked well, but was crazy difficult to clean. (Cool metal filter with tiny holes, but difficult to clean the grounds out.) Somebody on FB recommended this. I figured at $18, I could take the risk. It works great! Follow the instructions carefully. I heat my water on my camp stove, and then pour it into this with a k-cup attached and pump it five or six times and I have coffee! It also comes with a reusable cup that you can put coffee grounds in. I’ll try that next, since we all know our landfills are getting land-filled up with used k-cups. (But I squeeze mine down to as small as possible, but still… I’ll do better. Hopefully the refillable cup works well!) There are also some single serve French presses on Amazon meant for camping. I might try those next and compare to this.
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Easy to use, nice purchase.
Reviewed in Canada on November 5, 2021
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Reviewed in Canada on November 5, 2021
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