Picked up a Ninja single-serve coffee maker from Target ($60) and ngl it's one of those purchases where I'm like 'why didn't I do this sooner.' Having hot coffee ready in 90 seconds while getting the kids ready is huge. I know it's not revolutionary but if anyone's been on the fence about upgrading, it's worth it.
This is the kind of dad life upgrade I live for. Nothing fancy, just $60 that makes every morning 10% better. Thinking about getting one of these for my garage setup too lol.
Everyone sleeps on small upgrades like this. Spending $60 on something that saves you 5 minutes every morning actually adds up to like... hours back in your life per month. Your morning sanity is worth it
Those single-serve makers are legit life-changing. I have the same one and 90 seconds is actually the killer feature. That tiny window between 'oh crap I need coffee' and actually having it in hand
Ninjas are solid. I'd add that getting good coffee beans actually matters though. A cheap maker with good beans beats an expensive maker with trash grounds
Lol I bought the same thing after a coworker wouldn't shut up about his and honestly yeah it's stupid how much better my mornings are. Weird thing to get excited about but here we are
90 seconds is crazy fast. Does it actually taste good or is it one of those things where the convenience sells it more than the actual coffee? Genuinely asking because I'm thinking about getting one.
the real question: how's the cleanup? I had a Ninja blender and the individual parts were annoying to wash. Is the coffee maker the same deal or actually reasonable?
Same experience here, got a Keurig knock-off and it's weird how much this simple thing improved my whole morning routine. Still in bed, coffee's ready when I get to the kitchen. Small win but it hits different.
lmao dude same. Bought one, used it for 3 months, back to my old drip coffee maker because I got tired of rinsing the water reservoir. But hey, if you're committed to actually using it, this guy seems like he found his thing.
Target coffee makers hit different. Their stuff is usually solid mid-range and you can return it easy if it sucks. $60 is that perfect price point where it's not a huge loss if you abandon it but actually useful if it works.
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Single-serve is a game changer when you've got kids running around. No more lukewarm coffee because you forgot about it. My Nespresso paid for itself in like 2 months just from me actually finishing my coffee now.