Melitta Porcelain #2 Coffee Cone Brewer, White - Perfect for Home Coffee Brewing

Linda in NC: As a single person I really hate dirtying up the coffee pot for one cup- Been using the Melitta cones for years. I really like the ceramic, better than using the plastic ones. I am a bit of a coffee snob- I grind my beans very fine for this method of coffee making. It sure is good and the cleanup is nothing. Highly recommend this product and method for a great cup of coffee.

United States on Oct 22, 2023

G. Eulo: Just as good as the original plastic version, without the plastic.

United States on Oct 18, 2023

RenaRena: I've never tried a pour over coffee setup before. And I don't like a Keurig. Sometimes I just want a single cup. So I decided to try this. And now I'm wondering how I never knew about this....
This is so perfect. I did use the number four cone though. It works so much easier. Just put it in and then fold it down a bit. So I was able to have a cup of cinnamon coffee this morning and then another cup of vanilla coffee. I will still make a full pot once in awhile but this is going to work out great for me since I live alone.
It came in a nice giftable box. It is very sturdy porcelain just beautiful. It took me about a minute for the water to do its job.
You should buy one.

United States on Oct 06, 2023

Alan Taylor: Simple straightforward tool to make fresh coffee, with no moving parts and no plastic.

I didn't realize how much cooler fresh coffee is than store bought until I bought this.

United States on Sep 30, 2023

gordie szymanski: Easy to clean.

Canada on Mar 07, 2021

Helen: High quality pour over coffee maker. Feels sturdy when pouring boiling water through and fits all mug rims that I’ve used. Super easy to clean. Would highly recommend!

Canada on Apr 04, 2020

AgedWireHead: Porcelain is a big improvement over plastic as a material for the Melita Cone Brewer. Plastic instantly absorbs coffee odor and it cannot be removed. Over time the odor becomes rancid and the plastic cone must be replaced. Porcelain does not absorb any coffee odor (or stain) and is a breeze to clean. However, the porcelain brewer is heavier than the plastic, and we assume it can break.

We bought two of the porcelain cone brewers. Only one of us drinks coffee, but with frequent guests, two brewers makes for improved hospitality. For dinners we would like to have 2 more, but storage space is an issue.

The porcelain is more rugged than we imagined, and should last a long time. One of the cone brewers has a small crack on the outside, vertically oriented on the "web" between the cone and the cup cover. It looks to be a shrinkage crack manufacturing issue. It has become a bit more obvious as coffee has faintly stained the crack. The crack has not grown and appears to be completely superficial.

When I bought these I had in mind that I would expect to replace them much like I have to replace porcelain cups and dinnerware--every few years or so. If we washed them in...

United States on May 23, 2019