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01-29-2021 06:30 AM
I have the same trouble. I use a goodly amount of coffee creamer so it tends to cool pretty quickly. First off, I don't know if this helps, but I use a smaller cup. As soon as my cup comes out of the Krueig and I add my creamer, I put it in the microwave for about 1 minute. It gets pretty hot then! If I don't drink it quickly enough I just stick it back in the microwave. When I worked, I used one of those little plug in devices that you sit your cup or mug on. It helped some! I would say if you use an insulated travel mug that would probably be an option although I don't like drinking out of those myself.
01-29-2021 08:49 AM
my husband uses a yeti mug because it takes him forever to finish his coffee. it stays hot for quite a while and he loves that about it
01-29-2021 08:53 AM
I must have my coffee piping hot! I have a 16 oz Thermos Nissan by Thermos and 2 17 oz. Thermocafe thermos by Thermos which are the best I have found. I have several other brands which don't do near as well as the Thermos brand.
I did an experiment with my thermos's using water heated in the microway and did hourly temp checks with a thermometer for 24 hours. The 16 oz kept water hottest the longest. The 2 17 oz thermos's followed close to the 16 oz but they even tho they were identical they slightly varied in temperature. I have them marked as #1, #2, #3. I AM SERIOUS ABOUT MY HOT COFFEE!!!
I heat water and put it in the thermos. When my coffee is ready, my thermos is ready. I empty the water and fill with coffee and my thermos goes where ever I go. Sometimes I make enough coffee for 2 thermos.
I picked up a 10 oz. Nissan Thermos stainless cup with a rubber removable gasket around the top edge about 20 years ago. It didn't come with a lid and I've never seen another one like it. I pour about 3 or 4 oz. of coffee in it at a time. Sometimes I put a rubber cover over it to keep it from sloshing when I walk and to keep it hotter a little longer.
BTW I did the same temperature experiment with my other mugs and have them marked #1, #2......
I guess my obsession with hot coffee is showing! LOL
01-29-2021 09:06 AM - edited 01-29-2021 09:10 AM
You are singing my tune @geegerbee ...I suffer from the same. I love tea/coffee piping hot...always gets tepid right away, and I get tired of microwaving it...which really only heats it for about 30 seconds.
BF bought me a little electric coaster. I use it occasionally. It does keep it hot...but depending on the cup I'm using...usually ceramic or Polish stoneware...sometimes I taste the material of the cup being heated up more than the actual heating of the coffee or the tea. Probably not great. So I rarely use that.
I had forgotten about Yeti! I had seen the mugs on Amazon and meant to buy one...I do have a regular portable tall mug from Yeti...they work great, keeping things hot/cold for hours.
Good luck~let us know if you find something that works great.
01-29-2021 09:22 AM
@geegerbee I bought a MIRA stainless steel (food grade of course) insulated travel mug.
I am with others that love HOT coffee and I have tried every travel mug on the planet.
This one is very hghly rated, doesn't leak and keeps beverages hot or cold for hours. I have had very good luck with mine, I use it all the time. I do believe the YETI is very similar.
01-29-2021 09:35 AM
OMG I love all you fellow hot coffee drinkers!!! Coffee to me is a crime against humanity (j/k) if it's lukewarm. LIke many out there I hit the Keuring and then put my mug in the microwave for 1 minute. I'm afraid no one will make a "HOT" coffee brewer anymore probably due to possible lawsuits from burns. Would be nice if we could dial a temperature on the coffee makers. A setting for "super hot" would sell like crazy lol. I mean they have all sorts of settings now...why not have a way to set the water temp? For now I am grateful for microwaves.
01-29-2021 10:24 AM
It helps to get the cup hot first. Also heating the milk if you use it.
I can work the microwave by rote in the dark 🥱
01-29-2021 12:32 PM
I have a 24 oz. Contigo travel mug. I heat it with hot water from my electric tea kettle.
I make my coffee, discard the water, and then fill the Contigo. Luckily, I have a commercial grade Keurig that produces really hot coffee. I have been using it daily for many years. I also have a vintage Farberware percolater, made in the USA. It produces scalding hot coffee so I truly love that thing !!!
If I decide I want cream in my mug, I preheat the cream in a measuring cup in the microwave and then add the heated cream to my Contigo.
It keeps my coffee hot enough for me (and I like it hot) until lunch time at work.
I do know that alot of the coffee warmers do not keep the coffee as hot as they used to. I guess they were a fire hazard so they reduced the temperature. I had a Mr. Coffee brand coffee cup warmer on my desk years ago that really kept my coffee hot. The last two or three that I purchased barely kept it luke warm.
01-29-2021 12:43 PM
Microwave. I want my coffee very hot but not ruined.
Be very careful, though, if you are reheating a small amount of coffee. I've had a couple scary incidents doing that. One time, I took the mug out, it exploded with coffee hitting my head (we have an over-the-counter microwave.
01-29-2021 12:46 PM
I too warm the cup up under hot water before pouring the coffee.
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