I am looking for a coffee that will fully dissolve with hot water (no grains). Is this one like that? If not can I get a link for another one? Thanks!
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This is just regular coffee, so the answer is no. I don't know of any coffee that will disolve, other than instant which is usually extracted from brewed coffee and dried.
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One solution I can unconditionally recommend is Starbucks Colombian VIA Ready Brew Coffee 50 Packets ~$46/Box $0.92/Serving. Light residue remains in bottom of cup. Since you like Costco's coffee, stronger VIA blends also available. Packets are hermetic and store forever. Shopped locally and this is best deal I've found. Cheers!
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Other than instant coffee--no. I use a percolator. I also use a small filter for the basket, which stops sediment from getting into the water in the percolator. This is really good coffee but needs a coffee maker or percolator. Good luck!
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I'd like to get this, does anyone know how much you can brew at a time? My favorite travel mug, that I use every day is a whopping 24 ounce. Or do you think I'd have to brew twice (how many pods will this thing hold at a time)? Would appreciate any input, thanks!
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This coffee is concentrated. It must be diluted with water before drinking...you can choose whether you would like hot coffee in the morning or iced coffee whenever you like...the strength you want is up to you. I cannot imagine going back to the old time...or the new fangled coffee makers .
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I tried and was not bad! I really love using this coffee with machine, but I also use it when I have sleepy day - just add the coffee to cup and fill with hot water and drink. It is little bit finely minced, so you could have coffee granules in your mouth, but I do not care ;) I just love the taste.
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Mine works really well, nothing was broken, everything works as it's supposed to. Coffee is brewed very quickly and it stays hot for a good amount of time. Set up is easy and coffee tastes great. I would recommend, although I have read about others experiencing malfunctions. Not sure why? Mine has been just as I expected and hoped for.
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I had a one-on-one demo yesterday of the VirtuoLine (slightly newer product - said the only difference was size/shape and larger water reservoir). The coffee was plenty hot, and i like mine hot. It was too hot to drink and for quite some time.
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A lot! I've read some on it & one source suggested using 2 quarts of coffee, regular brew that has been cooled to warm. I haven't done much more research but if I were you I'd find some sources. I know there are other things you can put in the water like Epsom salts & other herbs. Just find what works for you.
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I have had my toddy Cold Brew Coffee Maker for a couple of months. It is the smoothest coffee I have ever had!!! The filters last a fairly long time. I am still using the first. You just need to put them in a small baggie and freeze them until you need to use them again. Also, it is hard to say how many cups you get from one brewing because for example I use 1/3 cup of brewed coffee with hot water sometimes and other times I use 1/2 cup of brewed coffee with hot water. So, it is kind of hard to tell how many cups of coffee you get from a brewing!! I would recommend trying this product!! Exceptional coffee. I have had my toddy Cold Brew Coffee Maker for a couple of months. It is the smoothest coffee I have ever had!!! The filters last a fairly long time. I am still using the first. You just need to put them in a small baggie and freeze them until you need to use them again. Also, it is hard to say how many cups you get from one brewing because for example I use 1/3 cup of brewed coffee with hot water sometimes and other times I use 1/2 cup of brewed coffee with hot water. So, it is kind of hard to tell how many cups of coffee you get from a brewing!! I would recommend trying this product!!... » Read More I have had my toddy Cold Brew Coffee Maker for a couple of months. It is the smoothest coffee I have ever had!!! The filters last a fairly long time. I am still using the first. You just need to put them in a small baggie and freeze them until you need to use them again. Also, it is hard to say how many cups you get from one brewing because for example I use 1/3 cup of brewed coffee with hot water sometimes and other times I use 1/2 cup of brewed coffee with hot water. So, it is kind of hard to tell how many cups of coffee you get from a brewing!! I would recommend trying this product!! Exceptional coffee. « Show Less
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It is very rich, and I would recommend mixing it with warm water before putting directly into coffee. Enjoy!
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I am not sure what bulletproof coffee is. I don't see a problem with hot liquids.
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Since the water comes out hot, you can add the amount of sugar that you want before you start making the drink. I have not had any problems with it dissolving. You can also use a liquid sweetener if you desire (such as agave).
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I would not recommend heating water in this product. The whole idea is that you are pouring the already hot water over the grounds, and then stirring them which is the beginning of the brewing process. You would not begin with water in the glass part and then put in the coffee grounds, nor would you want to be microwaving a coffee grounds/cold water combo. Check out some youtube videos of how to use a french press. It's a special process, but one which I have found yields some of the best-tasting cups of coffee I've ever had. It's worth it to get out the old tea kettle and get some water boiling. You won't be disappointed. I would not recommend heating water in this product. The whole idea is that you are pouring the already hot water over the grounds, and then stirring them which is the beginning of the brewing process. You would not begin with water in the glass part and then put in the coffee grounds, nor would you want to be microwaving a coffee grounds/cold water combo. Check out some youtube videos of how to use a french press. It's a special process, but one which I have found yields some of the best-tasting cups of coffee I've ever had. It's worth it to get out the old tea kettle and get some water... » Read More I would not recommend heating water in this product. The whole idea is that you are pouring the already hot water over the grounds, and then stirring them which is the beginning of the brewing process. You would not begin with water in the glass part and then put in the coffee grounds, nor would you want to be microwaving a coffee grounds/cold water combo. Check out some youtube videos of how to use a french press. It's a special process, but one which I have found yields some of the best-tasting cups of coffee I've ever had. It's worth it to get out the old tea kettle and get some water boiling. You won't be disappointed. « Show Less
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You will find it nearly impossible to find a coffee maker where the hot water does not come into contact with any plastic parts, especially at this and even up to the $300 price range. I couldn't find one and if anyone does, please share.
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I stopped using mine as it was just making hot slightly colored water, I also used pods from Douwe Egberts coffee from Belgium.
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Best result for me is espresso grind,my coffee is Tarrazu from Costa Rica,the result is an incredible full flavor delicious coffee,I have this Technivorm since 2 years and I never found a best coffee maker than this amazing Moccamaster,hope it will help you!
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I have been frequenting the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf retail stores for years. I like my coffee to taste like it does when I place an order at the stores. When I add milk to my coffee for a latte' I use 2 heaping tablespoons. When I add the powder to black coffee I use 3 sometimes 4 heaping tablespoons. (This is for a 16 ounce cup of coffee) It really is preference! I would play with the taste until you find what works for you. Make sure you mix it good or it will be lumpy and will also become gummy at the bottom. I use a frother which works great! You can get one on amazon. Bonjour makes a great one! This powder is not only great in hot coffee but I love to blend it with cold, strong coffee or coffee extract and ice in the blender ( sometimes with milk) and blend it, it is also great in tea and the powder adds amazing flavor to smoothies! I hope this helps you?????????
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Love the Mr Coffee optional Stainless Carafe. The only thing to remember is that it doesn't hold as much as the glass pot, so you have to use less water or it will run over and over-fill the carafe. However, the inside is clearly marked for use with the carafe or glass pot. I love it. After brewing, the Mr. Coffee shuts itself off, which is a feature I wanted. Also, if you like your coffee really hot, rinse the carafe with hot water before brewing. This helps the coffee stay hotter longer. I'm been very happy with the stainless carafe for the Mr. Coffee pot. It is sold separately but well worth it. Love the Mr Coffee optional Stainless Carafe. The only thing to remember is that it doesn't hold as much as the glass pot, so you have to use less water or it will run over and over-fill the carafe. However, the inside is clearly marked for use with the carafe or glass pot. I love it. After brewing, the Mr. Coffee shuts itself off, which is a feature I wanted. Also, if you like your coffee really hot, rinse the carafe with hot water before brewing. This helps the coffee stay hotter longer. I'm been very happy with the stainless carafe for the Mr. Coffee pot. It is sold separately but well... » Read More Love the Mr Coffee optional Stainless Carafe. The only thing to remember is that it doesn't hold as much as the glass pot, so you have to use less water or it will run over and over-fill the carafe. However, the inside is clearly marked for use with the carafe or glass pot. I love it. After brewing, the Mr. Coffee shuts itself off, which is a feature I wanted. Also, if you like your coffee really hot, rinse the carafe with hot water before brewing. This helps the coffee stay hotter longer. I'm been very happy with the stainless carafe for the Mr. Coffee pot. It is sold separately but well worth it. « Show Less