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An affordable way to brew your K-Cups and take your coffee on-the-go.
With more than 34 million K-Cups consumed every day by Americans, little has been done to offer an affordable and portable brewer. After trying several K-Cup alternative brewers and becoming frustrated by the lack of options, Erik Savage created the KoffeePress, a single-serve beverage press, in an insulated to-go mug that uses the popular Keurig K-Cup. Ideal for brewing the huge variety of hot and cold beverages when you want, where you want.
Key Features
- Portability: The KoffeePress is designed for people on-the-go, whether it’s used at home or the office, while traveling, boating or camping.
- Affordability: ¼ the price of a basic Keurig machine.
- Taste: Flavor and control of a French-Press, with Keurig convenience.
- Works with hot or cold beverages.
- Mess Free: Flip-up, snap-down lid means no worrying about spills.
- Durable, Double-Wall Insulated Mug: The KoffeePress holds 10 fl. oz. and comes with a Pouring Lid and the Beverage Cassette. The double-wall mug holds any brewed beverage at the perfect temperature – hot or cold – for hours. The polycarbonate vessel is incredibly strong, microwavable, food-grade and dishwasher safe.
KoffeePress is being offered exclusively on Kickstarter where backers can pre-order it for $30 or less.
How KoffeePress Works: The heart of the KoffeePress is the Beverage Cassette, a piston-like container that holds a K-Cup® capsule. When a K-Cup® is inserted into the Beverage Cassette, the bottom of the K-Cup® is punctured with a stainless-steel out-tube, and then punctured again on top by an in-flow tube when the cap is put on. Next, the Beverage Cassette is placed in the double-wall mug and pushed through hot or cold liquid. As the cassette moves down into the mug, the liquid flows through the K-Cup® and is stored, ready to drink from the mug. The brewed coffee, tea, broth or juice can be sipped directly from the mug, or poured into another vessel. To clean the KoffeePress, simply pull out the beverage cassette, remove the cap and remove the used K-Cup.
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