Hamilton Beach Coffee Maker, Grind and Brew Single Serve, Black (49989)

April 17, 2015 - Comment

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(as of April 19, 2020 2:59 pm GMT+0000 - Details)

Grind and Brew Fresh Coffee Every Day – The key to great tasting coffee is using freshly ground beans. With the Single Serve Grind and Brew Coffeemaker, you can grind your favorite coffee beans and brew immediately. Freshly Ground Coffee for a Single Serving – Brew up to 16 ounces of fresh coffee with the Single Serve Grind and Brew Coffeemaker. Just fill the bean chamber and press the Grind/Brew button. The coffeemaker will automatically grind the beans and dispense the grounds into the brew basket. No scooping required!.

Product Features

Two ways to brew – with whole beans or ground coffee
Grinds whole beans and brews for fresh flavor
Also brews with traditional ground coffee
Automatic rinse cleans grinding chamber to prevent clogging
Brew into one or two mugs or up to 16 oz. Into a travel cup

Comments

Thomas A. Holmes says:

Good for a Bit of Indulgence This coffee brewer has a lot of appealing features. Honestly, the smell of freshly ground coffee beans, the sight of the water jetting against the clear window on top of the grinding chamber, and whooshing sounds of the grinder and water jets add to the fun. However, there are some factors that one needs to consider in buying this product.

anonymous says:

A convenient, almost Keurig-like single-cup brewing system for your favorite beans. After getting tired of Tassimo continually discontinuing our favorite flavors, I’ve been wondering what to replace with. I could’ve gotten a Keurig but was also looking for a more eco-friendly system. When Amazon Vine gave me a chance to review this, it seemed like a potentially suitable appliance to fit my need, so I snagged it. I’m so glad I did.

Anonymous says:

One button to fresh-ground coffee — but takes a lot of space for a single-serve This Hamilton Beach 49989 coffeemaker is a neat product if you value freshness and single-serving convenience above all else (particularly above bulk/counter space and price). It’s quite a bit larger and more expensive than without the built-in grinder, and takes up almost as much counter space as a typical whole-pot drip coffeemaker.