BUNN NHBX-B Contemporary Looking for a GREAT coffee maker. Have a Keurig and not a big fan, weak coffee.Can you make only 2-cups of coffee for the morning commute travel mug with the Bunn.Thanks BUNN NHBX-B Contemporary Looking for a GREAT coffee maker. Have a Keurig and not a big fan, weak coffee.Can you make only 2-cups of coffee for the morning commute travel mug with the... » Read More BUNN NHBX-B Contemporary Looking for a GREAT coffee maker. Have a Keurig and not a big fan, weak coffee.Can you make only 2-cups of coffee for the morning commute travel mug with the Bunn.Thanks « Show Less
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May I ask what type of travel mug you have that will fit underneath the spout.I have starbucks grind for a paper filter.?.?Just recieved my Bunn today and cant wait to give it a try. Thanks for your input.
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I make 16 ozs at a time with my Bunn with the thermal caraf. I do not use the caraf, I brew directly into my travel mug. I did the same thing with my previous Bunn home brewer with the glass caraf, just kept the hot plate turned off. Works perfectly and makes outstanding coffee. I have been using Bunn coffee makers like this for years. I do not see why this model would not do the same. I use Starbucks Sumatra finely ground in a standard 1 rounded tablespoon per cup and Bunn filters and get a hot cup with body and taste. Less than 16 oz does not work, not enough to trigger the flow through. Hope this helps. I make 16 ozs at a time with my Bunn with the thermal caraf. I do not use the caraf, I brew directly into my travel mug. I did the same thing with my previous Bunn home brewer with the glass caraf, just kept the hot plate turned off. Works perfectly and makes outstanding coffee. I have been using Bunn coffee makers like this for years. I do not see why this model would not do the same. I use Starbucks Sumatra finely ground in a standard 1 rounded tablespoon per cup and Bunn filters and get a hot cup with body and taste. Less than 16 oz does not work, not enough to trigger the flow through.... » Read More I make 16 ozs at a time with my Bunn with the thermal caraf. I do not use the caraf, I brew directly into my travel mug. I did the same thing with my previous Bunn home brewer with the glass caraf, just kept the hot plate turned off. Works perfectly and makes outstanding coffee. I have been using Bunn coffee makers like this for years. I do not see why this model would not do the same. I use Starbucks Sumatra finely ground in a standard 1 rounded tablespoon per cup and Bunn filters and get a hot cup with body and taste. Less than 16 oz does not work, not enough to trigger the flow through. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Dunno if you're still monitoring this, but if four cups will do it for you in the mornings this may be your machine. Experiment with different roasts to get the flavor you like. I've found going to a darker roast gives me the strength I like even less than a full carafe. It'll brew those four cups faster than the Keurig does one with no noise.
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I do like my Horton coffee maker by Bunn, but I have found out you need to use more coffee grand's Also I have a water purifier it helps on the teats of the coffee , The only thing is I wish it sated warm for 1 1\2 hours.
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You can use any coffee you wish, or better yet, you can stay away from keurig EXPENSIVE cups. HOT,HOT,HOT COFFEE! Idon't know the wattage, just H-O-T C-F-F-E-E!!!! "The unit is 1400 watts, any common 15 amp AC outlet can handle the load with ease. This machine is for coffee pods only. Search for the Bunn MCU Single Serve Multi-Use Brewer for a model that can be used 4 different ways. That model will make just hot water, or use coffee pods, or use regular loose ground coffee, or the "K" cups. These Bunn brewers are "first class" for single serve coffee makers and are well worth the money! " You can use any coffee you wish, or better yet, you can stay away from keurig EXPENSIVE cups. HOT,HOT,HOT COFFEE! Idon't know the wattage, just H-O-T C-F-F-E-E!!!! "The unit is 1400 watts, any common 15 amp AC outlet can handle the load with ease. This machine is for coffee pods only. Search for the Bunn MCU Single Serve Multi-Use Brewer for a model that can be used 4 different ways. That model will make just hot water, or use coffee pods, or use regular loose ground coffee, or the "K" cups. These Bunn brewers are "first class" for single serve coffee makers and are... » Read More You can use any coffee you wish, or better yet, you can stay away from keurig EXPENSIVE cups. HOT,HOT,HOT COFFEE! Idon't know the wattage, just H-O-T C-F-F-E-E!!!! "The unit is 1400 watts, any common 15 amp AC outlet can handle the load with ease. This machine is for coffee pods only. Search for the Bunn MCU Single Serve Multi-Use Brewer for a model that can be used 4 different ways. That model will make just hot water, or use coffee pods, or use regular loose ground coffee, or the "K" cups. These Bunn brewers are "first class" for single serve coffee makers and are well worth the money! " « Show Less
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Doesn't matter , it's the best so just get one and make it fit somewhere . You can't get a better coffee maker than a Bunn at any price .
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Hello Elisabeth, we have the Velocity Brew 10 Cup BXT-B and it works great. According to the paperwork we received with the order invoice it states GoldTone TM Permanent Reusable Basket Coffee Filter, Fits BUNN Coffee Makers. So you should have no problem. One thing we did find with our Bunn, we do not use as much coffee and it taste so much better than our Hamilton Drip Coffee Maker. Just make sure you do not grind your coffee real fine. ENJOY!
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I bought my husband a coffee cup that easily holds 2 cups of coffee & you just have to set the amount you want brewed at one time on the K75. He uses a big cup & it extremely easy the change it to a smaller brew for myself. We LOVE IT !!! I hope that answers your question :)
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I use the reusable "My K-cup" coffee filter by Keurig and Yuban dark coffee. I like a good strong cup of coffee as well. Since this has the 6,8 or 10 ounce cup coffee choice, you can try them all to make the best taste as to how strong you like it. I think I made the best choice in coffee makers as it fits my moods. Sometimes, in the afternoon, I will make a cup and only want 6 or 8 oz cup of coffee. I love that it has options!
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No. Use only one k-cup. Larger cup size will be weaker brew. For stronger brew, purchase bold flavor k-cup.
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That's a great idea, especially when only one mug of coffee is desired. It's better than no coffee at all. I'm thinking of camping or traveling and there isn't a coffee maker.
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Not sure how to explain this..... There are two variables.....the amount of water and the amount of beans. If let's say you put in water to the "6" line but set the GRIND CONTROL (button in the middle) to 2 you will have 6 cups (small ones) of very weak coffee because the machine will allow all of the water to go through. On the other end of the spectrum you could put in water to the '2' line but set the GRIND CONTROL to 8 and get two (small) cups of VERY strong coffee. There are two more things to consider..... There is another control that allows you to set the strength and if I am not mistaken it controls the amount of coffee that is ground. AND of course there is the coffee itself!!! Dark roasted will make a stronger cup of coffee. It is truly easy once you try it a few times to determine the setting that you prefer. Personally I buy a medium roast and add a small amount of French Roast to it. I like to blend the two. To decide the amount of water I poured water into my mug and then into the water well to see what level it comes to. Each mug is ONE cup of coffee to me but reads more like two in the water well. I do hope this has been helpful. BTW I do love my coffee and this coffee maker.
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Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in order to work with a BUNN home unit. These are too large across the base for a home unit. Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in... » Read More Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in order to work with a BUNN home unit. These are too large across the base for a home unit. « Show Less
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I had looked at the Bunn BTX-B(D) several years ago when Sears has a similar price markdown, but bought another unit instead. Had written Bunn customer service and didn't get the reply in time. The BTX-B(D) holds temperature at 193° instead of 200°.......will still brew good coffee at that temp and the price right now is very favorable. My current Bunn shorted and tripped the breaker........going to order this one now.
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We run a 4 cup brew every morning. There's a notch for 2 cups as well, so I'm assuming you could very well do a 3 cup brew if you needed to.
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I just bought the BUNN HG pahse brewing coffee machine. Its just like i make it on the stove with my melita pour over brewer! The HG that I bought didnt have any carafe issues that people complain about and it makes 8 cups of amazing coffee! If you need more than just brew a second pot! I hesitated in buying a machine becaus they all have plastic filter baskets and this oneis stainless steel. Furthermore, it heats the water to 200 degrees and then releases it to the grounds so you get great tasting coffee. Hope this helps.
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How do you get it to work well? We just got one for our B31 and it makes very weak coffee! What kind of coffee do you use with it?
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I think you are probably fine with these. However, I no longer have my Keurig. It broke. I now have a Hamilton Beach Single Serve Coffee Brewer and Full Pot Coffee Maker, 2-Way (49980A) I own other mugs larger than those that fit under my Keurig when I had it.
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As you probably have read by now, this sweet little Bunn will make anywhere from 2 to 10 cups just perfectly. Be sure to leave it "on" for ready to make. That way you will have your coffee in 3 minutes. Typically, I make 6 cups each day.