Can an Aeropress fit under the spout without holding it in place? (With the portafilter holder removed)
2074981
Hey T.B, I'm not super familiar with the dimensions of the AeroPress but if you can tell give me a rough estimate in inches or centimeters to to the top of the device I can tell you if it would fit.
2074982
The aeropress will not fit directly below, you would have to hold it at an angle and therefore not hands free.
1294711
You can remove the platform all together and probably get a carafe or "Big Gulp" sized travel mug under there ;-)
385165
Yes, just an FYI, the pour spout is very hard to open so if you don't have strength in your hands it might be difficult to open.
790631
You have to slide the espresso carafe from the left or right [depending on the position of the espresso carafe lid] of the filter holder for the carafe to fit around the filter holder spouts. This of course is without the two-cup adapter on the filter holder!
1509497
If you slide the dual opening spout off, you can put the travel mug under the single opening remaining. Push the button on the top of the silver dual spout and pull off. I do this all the time...then replace it again for my regular mugs. As a single person...I've saved lots of money by NOT wasting coffee by making too much...PLUS I can have a really good cup (any size) at any time with no fuss!
447053
The mug is very narrow, much too narrow for the AeroPress itself, and also too narrow for the funnel.As an aside, it's funny: I'd never considered using the funnel for fitting the AeroPress over narrower mugs...I only used it to put grounds into the tube. But I just tested it, and darned if the hexagonal shape of the bottom ridge of the AeroPress didn't fit exactly into the funnel top...the things you learn!
447055
It does not fit. I use the Aeropress funnel on top of a smaller funnel to press into the travel mug. The 12oz version is my favorite travel mug to date. Aeropress everyday.
69915
It's a loose fit when the strainer is not in there. If you are pouring, you'll need to hold the lid in place.
1837034
I don't think it's suitable as a receptacle for the coffee brewed via the AeroPress. The opening is too small to do this conveniently, probably less than 1 inch across.
1355322
Yes, just be careful when unscrewing the cap because it will be HOT. Do not pull the plunger out more than an inch or so, just enough to get your condiments in the coffee.
23842
I own the K40 Keurig and the cup fits under it by removing tray. Hope this helps.
360798
I don't know but a friend of mine has a Keurig and she doesn't think so. The pod is designed for the brewer and there is a compartment for loose coffee. She said if the coffee bag is like a tea bag (which it is) she can't see where it could be placed.
1008936
Not sure, but don't try.You will break the action used for pumping the coffee out.What makes you want to remove it?
327031
The open area with the top off is about 21/2 inches. The opening to the thermos part is about 1 1/2 inches. I am not sure what an aeropress is so can't answer for sure if it will fit. It is a great pot. I love it!
428388
I can't confirm that since I only have the Chambord 4 Cup press. I doubt it since the carafe on the electric model looks like the spout is built into the lid.
1383383
yes...I use a large Starbucks mug and I have to tilt it slightly to get it under the dispenser but it fits fine.
1938175
The VKTech 51mm Stainless is a near perfect fit for the portafilter. Unless you get the single-wall filter baskets from Breville it won't do much for your coffee, though it certainly feels nice in the hand when using.