The Mini Plus takes 1425 watts, so you’ll need to run it off at least a 1500 watt inverter and a 2000 watt one would be better . Equally, you can’t run it off a 1000 watt generator, it will have to be 2000 watts minimum. At first I couldn’t get the lid to close properly on the machine. The Home Barista Coffee Course 14-lesson video course about brewing consistently amazing coffee at home. Stream or download the entire course to learn how to make coffee as good as your local barista for a fraction of the cost.
I won’t say the K-Mini competes with the Jura machines I’ve tested that cost around $1,000 or more, but thick dark roast coffee is not for everyone. My wife prefers the taste of Keurig over anything at coffee shops. Some coffee lovers will adore the no-fuss simplicity of the K-Mini, but there is another option for someone willing to pay slightly more for a longer list of features.
Simply rinse your filter when your coffee is done and you’re ready for the next round! Same great taste as brewed coffee but quicker and cheaper! Keurig Mini’s Reusable Filters are the best choice for a productive morning. If you’re comfortable investing a few extra bucks, the K-Mini Plus is clearly the better of the two machines.
Their machines are known to be reliable, long-lasting, and able to produce the perfect cup every single time. Because it uses the normal K-Cups, the Keurig Mini makes the same remarkable coffee that you would find in other larger models. Try adding ice to any hot-brewed coffee to make yourself a yummy iced beverage. The Keurig K-Slim has a similar price tag to the K-Mini Plus. However, the K-Slim’s water tank is a far larger 46oz, meaning you won’t need to refill it between each brew. On the other hand, the Cuisinart Coffee Plus only brews one cup of coffee at a time.
That’s not terrible, but it is below what experts consider the perfect brewing temperature. This temperature also gets lower if you try to brew one cup immediately after Keurig K-Mini another. You can expect to have a full mug within just five minutes. This is a quick-setup, fast-acting machine that shaves valuable time off your morning routine.
This Keurig is definitely worth adding to your small kitchen appliance lineup. All other Keurig models look out, because the Keurig K-Supreme Plus is stealing all of your business. The K-Supreme Plus is basically the Keurig of the future. If ever there were a feature that you wish your old Keurig had, it’s pretty safe to say that the K-Supreme Plus has it. It’s hard to imagine any more pros than the ones the K-Supreme Plus has to offer. Thanks to the K-Classic’s auto-off feature, you never have to worry about your Keurig using unnecessary and wasteful amounts of electricity.
Reservoir – The fixed 46 oz reservoir placed at the back of the machine can easily be accessed from the top easing the refilling of water. It can also produce several coffee cups without the need to refill before every brew. Multiple cup sizes – This model offers three cup size options. This lets you choose the amount of coffee you like without wasting or compromising flavor. One cup reservoir – The device comes with a one-cup reservoir that you will need to refill each time before making a cup of your favorite drink.
Rest assured that the coffee maker is a different story. It has an energy-efficient auto off feature that powers it down just 90 seconds after brewing, so you’re never wasting excess power. Better yet, the matte black casing of the K-Mini is now made from 30% recycled plastic.
Features of the K-Mini and K-Mini Plus include a big 1470 watt “motor” to run the water heater and pump. This is more wattage than all of the other small k-cup coffee makers on the market these days that I’ve tested. In case you are interested you can see this post on K-cup coffee makers with a strong button. There are lots of small k-cup coffee makers on the market these days and the K-Mini and K-Mini Plus are Keurig’s smallest units in their lineup. Naturally, it made sense to me to compare them against each other and to their predecessors, the K15 Mini, K10, and the ancient B31 Mini.