Melitta Pour-Over Filter Cone Coffeemaker - Black

I've been looking for one of these for awhile; simple and easy to use and clean, and to dispose of the coffee grounds; incidentally, the Melitta %232 and %23 4 filters are the same, except that the %234 filters are about ½ inch taller, which might be better, anyway, as the extra depth gives more fretboard against spills if the hot water is poured master than the coffee can drip out the bottom of the filter: I really like it;

My dad loves coffee a lot. And for a while he has been doing poor overs. He was pleased that I bought him this coffee poor over coffee maker. I couldn't find lt at one of our local Walmarts . The one that dad and I regularly shop at. However, it was easy to find in my Walmart app. The price was good too.

I have used this poor three product for 40 years. It's never changed no matter where you buy it. It's always good. Very easy to use very quick. Just a flavor of your coffee no problem.

I love how easy this is! You simply pop in the filter, add coffee, and pour hot water over it. The best thing is how easy it is to clean. It sits on large mouthed cups easily and is perfect for a fresh cup of coffee.

This is a great gadget. It is better than my old Melitta brew cone which I also love. Tip: Don't pour boiling water over coffee. Let it cool a bit or the coffee will taste burned. I had to laugh when the package arrived. That little box was the only item in a huge cardboard box almost 3 feet tall full of bubble wrap!

This is a plastic beehive dripper at a third the cost. As far as I can tell, it's built the same, just plastic instead of ceramic. Most of the produced coffee's flavor is just in the freshness of the coffee and the skill of the barista. I recently bought 4 of these in addition to the one I already had to cater a wedding's coffee. I prepared every single cup a custom pour-over, and everyone was very impressed with the efficiency. Again, it's mostly in the skill of the barista, so don't jip yourself into buying something more expensive if you're not sure of the quality/flavor differences, or if you're new to making pour-overs. The Hario V60 is a preferred cone-dripper, but for a fraction of the cost, this should be everyone's entrance-dripper into pour-overs. Been using this for over a year, and still enjoy it almost every day.

This makes a great cup of coffee so easy. Place the cone on top of your favorite coffee mug. Put a #2 filter in the cone. Scoop in a couple tablespoons of coffee, pour in some hot water, and in a minute or so you have a perfect cup of coffee. It is even better if you have a grinder and grind some fresh beans.

I roast my coffee beans and I like to have full control of the brewing process. For this, I use cone filter holders . The Meletta filter holders are hard to find locally. The freight is to high to order one online. I found that Walmart offers the filter holders online with free store pickup. I was able to order 6 holders and pickup at my local store for the price of one holder, with freight, from Amazon.

I bought my original Melitta coffee filter cone over 30 years ago and I still have it. It does however looks pretty shabby, so I ordered this one. Just heat water in the microwave, pour over the coffee, filter and cone - GREAT COFFEE! Note you can use any cheap basket filter in these cones it does NOT have to be cone shaped or a Melitta filter.

Can't remember how many of these excellent pour-over devices we've enjoyed over the years. Always durable and easy to clean. Only negative comment is that the last one I bought - not too many years ago - was about half this current price. But it's all good.