Capsule di caffe riutilizzabili Instant Solo con manico, compatibili con la caffettiera Instant Solo, 2 once

Name: Capsule di caffe riutilizzabili Instant Solo con manico, compatibili con la caffettiera Instant Solo, 2 once
Brand: Instant Pot
SKU: 0810028585584
Price: 38.32 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Instant Pot

3.2/5

€
38.32

Lavabile in lavastoviglie nel cestello superiore. Contiene 2 cucchiai (12 grammi) di caffè a macinatura media. La maniglia consente di raccogliere facilmente i terreni. Appositamente progettato per Instant Solo Coffee Maker per attivare un processo di erogazione unico, estraendo più sapore, aroma e corpo dai fondi di caffè. La capsula riutilizzabile con manico ti consente di preparare il caffè dai tuoi fondi. Nota: 1) Una macinatura troppo grossa, una quantità insufficiente di caffè o una pressatura insufficiente dei fondi prima dell'infusione possono portare a una pressione inadeguata per una corretta infusione. 2) È importante notare che la quantità di espresso estratto varierà a seconda della dimensione e della quantità di macinatura e potrebbe essere necessaria una riprogrammazione quando la dimensione e la quantità vengono regolate.

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EAN: 0810028585584

Categories: Casa e cucina, Cucina e sala da pranzo, Caffè, tè ed espresso, Macchine per il caffè, Macchine da caffè,

Brand	Instant Pot
Compatible Devices	Coffee Maker
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 4,674 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Item model number	310-0137-01
Item Weight	0.423 ounces
Manufacturer	Instant Pot
Material	Plastic
Number of Pieces	1
Product Dimensions	3.82 x 2 x 1.75 inches
Shape	Basket

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Scritto da: Klem

One works great, the other didn't - at first

My sister gave me one of these for Christmas - it's great. Love it, in fact. So much so that I bought another one just like it for our lake house, where I had a Keurig that died last fall. The second coffee maker does not work. At all. It didn't work the first time I used it. No heat, for starters. And it only fills your coffee cup about one a quarter of an inch at time. I managed to make a terrible cup of coffee this morning by turning the machine off, then on again, about 20 times. And there were grounds in it. Lots. And there is no "trouble shooting" section in the owner's manual. Really, really unhappy about this - and now worried about the coffee maker at home. Don't waste your money on this! Update: Found some videos on-line and managed to fix my coffee maker. Don't think it should have failed on the very first cup of coffee, but... The problem was that I used the make-your-own K-cup, and I used Folger's ground coffee--which was the only kind of coffee available in the tiny little rustic store in our very remote area. Meanwhile a friend brought some K-cups. I cleaned the "needles"(?), used a K-cup; and now the coffee maker works fine. Shouldn't have had to go through all this, but I have upgraded my rating from 1 star to 4. Moral of the story? Don't use Folgers coffee in a K-cup machine.

Scritto da: Mark A Moore

Perfect Single Cup Coffee Maker - Excellent for those who grind their own beans!

I got the Instant Solo Single Serve Coffee Maker a day ago. I've always had Keurig machines and used the My K-cup reusable pod. I purchased this maker when my old Keurig died. I was looking for a more affordable option that would last longer than the Keurig machines that rarely last more than 3 years. After reading the reviews for the Instant Solo, I decided to give it a try. My first impressions are as follows: 1. The machine is well made and well designed. I really like the light touch buttons. 2. Cleaning the machine and getting to the various components is easy. 3. I really like the reusable coffee pod that comes with the coffee maker. Please note that other generic reusable coffee pods won't fit this unit. 4. The taste of the coffee I made with the reusable pod was far superior to the coffee brewed using the Keurig machine - I think that is because the brew cycle is a bit slower and the grounds are hit with a bit of water to prep the coffee before the brewing starts. 5. The first brew which was a brew with fresh water after unboxing was a bit of a chore as the machine kept erroring out. I figured it was due to the fact that the water pump was dry and needed to be primed. I just unplugged the machine and repeated pressing the brew cycle a couple of times and eventually the coffee maker started working. Also, there will be a bit of a plastic smell the first time the coffee maker is used. That smell goes away completely after the initial run through with fresh water. I ran a plain water cycle 5 or 6 times to make sure the machine was completely flushed out. As far as durability goes we are in the early days but so far I am very happy with purchase.

Scritto da: Cyn

Glad I Got This

When my Cuisinart single serve died, I needed to replace it, but the $149-$159 cost was out of the question, so the search began. I've had 3 Keurigs and was not pleased with them, so that brand was out. I wasn't sure about Solo but it was reasonably priced and had good reviews. Now, after almost 3 weeks of using it, I can say I made a very good choice. This single serve brewer takes up far less space on my countertop. Although I wish it came in a stainless steel finish, it's attractive in black. Operation is simple. Tap the power icon, tap your cup size (8, 10, or 12 ounces), and you're done. There is a bold option you can also tap where the brew is longer to extract more flavor. I haven't used that yet because I'm pleased with the strength of the coffee without it. The cup brews quickly. There's maybe a 10 second wait time before coffee begins flowing into the cup. The machine is quiet, and when I remove the k cup it is not drippy. Most importantly, my coffee is hot and the flavor is excellent. Cleaning is easy. I haven't had to run a cleaning cycle yet, but cleaning the exterior is a breeze. Far fewer cracks and crevices where the coffee splashes gather. My Cuisinart splashed a lot. I was constantly wiping the unit behind where the cup sits and thought it was normal. This unit hardly splashes at all. The water reservoir holds 42 ounces and I thought I'd be filling it all the time. My old unit held 72 ounces. Yes, I have to fill the Solo reservoir more often, but not where it's a bother and I realize that my water is fresher. Finally, the top on the reservoir is round. No big deal, right? Well, it is a big deal, surprisingly. When I was in a hurry with my old unit, if I didn't put the top on just right, it would drop into the water reservoir and I'd have to fish it out. It happened pretty often and it was irritating. The reservoir top on the Solo does not and cannot fall into the reservoir because it is round. Such a little thing, but so very nice. Now that I have experienced the Solo, even if I had money to purchase a more expensive brand, I would still pick the Solo. I am well pleased with it and highly recommend it. The Instant Pot people have another winning appliance!

Scritto da: Charles Baumann

Good coffee and fast brewing

Nice fast brew with the bold brew on makes a good coffee. If at first it gives you no water error give it a small slap on the side seems like something sticks at first but after all good. Great for the price

Scritto da: Chuck

So far I like it

This has replaced a 5 mo old top model keurig and even though Keurig is sending me a new one I decided I needed to try another make and have a backup. This is far more simple to operate than the keurig and it brews hotter coffee. It has less features and offers less cup sizes but I find 8,10 &12oz sizes is all I need and would use. The flavour using McCafe is not quite as good as the keurig but not enough difference to make me return it. Build quality is on par plus amazon has a 90 return or replace warranty on it and after that the manufactures 1yr warranty. That's excellent because most problems arise within those 90days. One major difference that gives this 5 stars is that it puts no coffee grinds in the cup of coffee. The keurig did unless you cleaned it out after every use. That was unacceptable this is the first of out 4 Keurigs that did that. I phoned them and they said that is normal because of the multiple punctures it makes in the pod. Maybe I had a bad machine because it died within 5mos. I no longer trust them so time will tell if Instant pot solo will prove to outlast and out perform over the next weeks and months. I just got it today so these are my initial impressions so I will update if I have any issues with it. I do recommend it.

Scritto da: Dave

Fast easy and good

Ease of use

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Love it!

I've been wanting one of these for months, had no clue the white one was cheaper for some reason so I chose that one. I love how quickly it brews my coffee, I've used both k-cups as well as the reusable cup and it works great with both! I'd say definitely worth the money, but I still waited for it to go on sale because I'm cheap lol.

Scritto da: Shannon hofmann

Great quality fast brewing

This machine is really well made and it is fast and quiet, the water reservoir hold a good amount. It's really well made and doesn't take up much of my counter space.