Overall, the K Mini Plus is an excellent design from a well-trusted and beloved brand in the world of coffee. It’s the ideal solution for anyone who has minimal space, lives on their own, and just enjoys a good, old-fashioned cup of coffee. Place your mug under the spout, removing the drip tray if necessary. Press the brew button and wait for your coffee to flow into your mug. Open the top of the machine and place your K-Cup inside.
Regardless of the differences, both these machines are great Keurig options for those with not much counter space or who want a device at work. I’m buying one for my college-bound child (the cheapest one, because he also wants a mini-fridge and books), because the dorm room is another great scenario. If you’ve chosen to live that pod life, a Cuisinart Coffee is a small step toward full caffeine intake.
When you press the strong button the brew flow is slower resulting in a longer brew cycle but a more complete extraction – dare I say strong or bold. Both machines are also very small and take up very little real estate on your kitchen cabinet. I’ve included the K-Mini on my list of smallest k-cup coffee makers. It’s the more expensive option on the list but it’s probably made to a better quality than the others.
You should wipe down your machine after each use, and the K-Cup pod holder and drip tray are both dishwasher-safe. First, remove the water reservoir and fill it Keurig K-Mini to the appropriate line. Put it back into place and select your favorite K-Cup 1.0. So, not only does the K Mini perform for a long time, but it performs well.
Its taller design is sleek and simple, hence it’s very easy to navigate and use the functions. So, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to finding the home machine to fit your kitchen counter. The Keurig K Mini Plus version also comes in cardinal red and evening teal too.