K-cup coffe maker

NYCgrrl wrote:

Devocamper wrote:
we camp without hookups most of the time and found a hand operated K cup coffee maker at kohl's works great for us doesn't mount anywhere but you don't need power to operate it .

Does the manually operated K cup machine run on electricity or need externally heated hot water to operate?

Sounds like it could be a nice change from my normal morning routine of heating water for packets of Via and tea. I'm horribly lazy in the morning as well as being a grouch.

yes you boil your water on the stove pour it in push the plunger down coffee made

jwolf55 wrote:

Devocamper wrote:
we camp without hookups most of the time and found a hand operated K cup coffee maker at kohl's works great for us doesn't mount anywhere but you don't need power to operate it .

This one?
https://www.kohls.com/product/prd-2493760/tru-single-serve-k-cup-pod-press.jsp?prd

yes that's the one works great

jwolf55 wrote:
Have any of you ever seen a under cabinet mount K-cup coffee maker, seems like the perfect thing for an RV?

for the k-cups - yes.
For the brewer, nope.

Seems like it might be a bit contrived given how the K-cup mechanism raises up.

If you see one, please post a picture for the curious.

While I use K-cups at work, I used a pour-over in the RV.
Keurigs like watts, a lot of watts... :)

jfkmk wrote:

NYCgrrl wrote:

Devocamper wrote:
.....but you don't need power to operate it .

Does the manually operated K cup machine run on electricity or need externally heated hot water to operate?

Looks like you can use a cup right about now.:)

Hehehe.......perhaps I should be clearer; how does the water get hot? Do you need to pour hot water from a kettle into it? If I still have to heat up the water I prolly should just stay with Starbuck's VIA; same amt of steps.

ETA: Just looked at the link. Maybe it'll work for the RV but not tent camping....sigh. Time to order more VIA and isn't it nice they are having a sale right now:B.

Right!

NYCgrrl wrote:

Devocamper wrote:
.....but you don't need power to operate it .

Does the manually operated K cup machine run on electricity or need externally heated hot water to operate?

Looks like you can use a cup right about now.:)

Johno02 wrote:
Just remember that most f the K-cup machines hold at least a cupfull of water, and cannot be completely drained I would hesitate about running anti-freeze through one. Might make the coffee taste funny.

Depends what you use for antifreeze!

Devocamper wrote:
we camp without hookups most of the time and found a hand operated K cup coffee maker at kohl's works great for us doesn't mount anywhere but you don't need power to operate it .

This one?
https://www.kohls.com/product/prd-2493760/tru-single-serve-k-cup-pod-press.jsp?prd

Devocamper wrote:
we camp without hookups most of the time and found a hand operated K cup coffee maker at kohl's works great for us doesn't mount anywhere but you don't need power to operate it .

Does the manually operated K cup machine run on electricity or need externally heated hot water to operate?

Sounds like it could be a nice change from my normal morning routine of heating water for packets of Via and tea. I'm horribly lazy in the morning as well as being a grouch.

Johno02 wrote:
Just remember that most f the K-cup machines hold at least a cupfull of water, and cannot be completely drained I would hesitate about running anti-freeze through one. Might make the coffee taste funny.

:B