Plus it’s portable and comes in its own compact case.
By
Emma Wartzman,
a senior kitchen and dining writer at the Strategist.
Previously, she was an editor at Bon Appétit and has worked in food media for nine years.
I enjoy a perfectly made latte as much as anyone. But I don’t care enough to become an espresso-grinding, shot-pulling aficionada in my own home. At the end of the day, I’m not overly fussy: Give me a well-built electric coffee maker with one button, and I’m good to go.
We’ve got electric, handheld, stovetop, and manual options for all your milk-frothing needs.
It’s compact, portable, and easy to clean, and it requires zero technique and is fast as heck.
Any coffee lover who's grossed out by hotel room Keurigs needs this for their next trip.
For a solid, fuss-free way to caffeinate at home.
“If you want a no-fuss, space-saving single-serve coffee maker, this one fits the bill.”
“If you want a no-fuss, space-saving single-serve coffee maker, this one fits the bill.”
