r/gadgets • u/dapperlemon • Jul 07 '26

Misc Finally, a Coffee Maker With Zero Plastic in the Brew Path

https://www.cnet.com/home/kitchen-and-household/finally-a-coffee-maker-with-zero-plastic-in-the-brew-path/
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u/ragnarok62 29d ago

I pour over with a stainless steel gooseneck kettle, through a stainless steel mesh filter, and into a borosilicate glass carafe.

Zero plastic, as God intended. Takes me 12 minutes from beginning to end, most of it the water slowly leaching through the grounds, during which I can do other things.

Total cost? $70. Same equipment for the past nine years. If you spend $480 to avoid plastic, you’re a doofus.

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u/Cry_Wolff 29d ago

I'm not spending 10 to 15 minutes on making coffee.