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Newmar Owners Club Vintage RV Owners Club Spartan Chassis
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Location: Washington
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Originally Posted by wmckinley
Keurig compact, Industrial Velcro'd to countertop. Hasn't moved in 40,000 miles.
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X2. The HD Velcro works great!
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Traveling with Mags and Little Boy Blue
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10-29-2018, 03:10 AM
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Monaco Owners Club
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Kalispell, MT
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X2 on the burr grinder
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2003 Monaco Windsor 40 DST
Kalispell, MT
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10-29-2018, 03:21 AM
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Holiday Rambler Owners Club
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Vernon, BC Canada
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Keurig on a non slip piece of rubber on the counter, on our motorhome, and 5th wheel before that for years, never moved oncce
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2007 Holiday Rambler Endeavor 40 SKQ, Cummins ISL 400/1200, Allison 3000
2017 Chev Equinox V6 AWD, Blue Ox Avail, Patriot II brake controller
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10-29-2018, 03:55 AM
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When we switched from our old coach which had an Lp reefer to a residential unit I knew that we would be running the genny during breakfast anyway. Dumped our stovetop percolator and looked for a small electric coffee maker. Found this compact unit from Hamilton Beach. Think it was $39. Small and fits in almost any storage...no K cups...fast coffee, even in travel mugs. Like it so much we bought more of them for the S&B house and retired all of our other coffee makers.
Eventually just left it on the counter in the coach...and it has never moved an inch.
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Palm Island, Florida
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10-29-2018, 05:59 AM
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Jayco Owners Club
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With CHF and Roadmaster Steering Stabilizer.
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10-30-2018, 10:17 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Pacific Northwest and Arizona
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Yep, under cabinet appliances are a thing of the past.
For me, life is not worth living if I can't have my morning latte - or two. 
My wife - who doesn't drink coffee - has forbidden me from taking my bulky Super Automatic espresso machine on the road, so I use a fairly compact Krupps pump espresso machine in the coach. When it's time to travel it goes back into our large cabinet, tucked in a corner. No pot to worry about because I use small demitasse cups to catch the shots. They fit in the cabinet with the other cups and glasses.
One thing I enjoy doing when I travel is to pick up a pound of locally roasted coffee or even souvenir coffee from towns or places we visit. Only had one bad purchase. Brought back a pound of coffee from a small souvenir shop in Belize near the cruise terminal. Got back home after the cruise and stuck the beans in my machine. When I did I noticed they were a VERY dark - black in fact. Well, after one sip it was clear that the local coffee roaster bagged up and sold their burnt beans to the tourists in the cruise ships. Tasted like runoff from a house fire. Looked at the beans before tossing them and they were literally roasted to charcoal. 
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1998 Safari Serengeti 3706, 300HP Cat 3126 Allison 3060, 900 watts of Solar.
Dragging four telescopes around the US in search of dark skies.
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10-31-2018, 11:26 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2018
Location: Idyllwild, CA
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Originally Posted by astrnmrtom
Yep, under cabinet appliances are a thing of the past.
For me, life is not worth living if I can't have my morning latte - or two.
My wife - who doesn't drink coffee - has forbidden me from taking my bulky Super Automatic espresso machine on the road, so I use a fairly compact Krupps pump espresso machine in the coach. When it's time to travel it goes back into our large cabinet, tucked in a corner. No pot to worry about because I use small demitasse cups to catch the shots. They fit in the cabinet with the other cups and glasses.
One thing I enjoy doing when I travel is to pick up a pound of locally roasted coffee or even souvenir coffee from towns or places we visit. Only had one bad purchase. Brought back a pound of coffee from a small souvenir shop in Belize near the cruise terminal. Got back home after the cruise and stuck the beans in my machine. When I did I noticed they were a VERY dark - black in fact. Well, after one sip it was clear that the local coffee roaster bagged up and sold their burnt beans to the tourists in the cruise ships. Tasted like runoff from a house fire. Looked at the beans before tossing them and they were literally roasted to charcoal. |
Ah, yes. The infamous 3rd crack.
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2018 Tiffin Phaeton 40 IH
2018 Jeep JK Willys
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10-31-2018, 11:24 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: May 2006
Location: SoCal
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Simple and cheap, tastes great 
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11-01-2018, 02:39 PM
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Join Date: May 2016
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Me too - love coffee pods
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11-01-2018, 02:53 PM
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Recommend selecting from the Speciality Coffee Association (SCA) Certified Home Brewer Program.
73/gus
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2004 30ft. Airstream Classic
2017 Infiniti QX80 Limited
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11-01-2018, 03:04 PM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Onondaga, MI
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The reason B & D bailed on the under counter coffee makers is that they started a lot of fires. Cuisinart makes some nice combination grinder/brewers. And at the risk of sounding common, I have been happy with Starbucks VIA instant.
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11-01-2018, 03:15 PM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2014
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Coffee
I don’t know which gives me the most laughs———-coffee snobs or wine snobs. 😂.
The very best coffee maker of all time is whatever makes you happy! 👍👍👍
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11-01-2018, 03:36 PM
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Member
Spartan Chassis
Join Date: Nov 2016
Posts: 34
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Counter coffee pot
B & D on the counter for the last three years. We had an issue two years ago Went right into Wally world and got a new one for $12. Lightweight easy to use. Just perfect same as the one in our stationary home. 
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11-01-2018, 03:36 PM
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Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2011
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Quote:
Originally Posted by astrnmrtom
Yep, under cabinet appliances are a thing of the past.
For me, life is not worth living if I can't have my morning latte - or two.
My wife - who doesn't drink coffee - has forbidden me from taking my bulky Super Automatic espresso machine on the road, so I use a fairly compact Krupps pump espresso machine in the coach. When it's time to travel it goes back into our large cabinet, tucked in a corner. No pot to worry about because I use small demitasse cups to catch the shots. They fit in the cabinet with the other cups and glasses.
One thing I enjoy doing when I travel is to pick up a pound of locally roasted coffee or even souvenir coffee from towns or places we visit. Only had one bad purchase. Brought back a pound of coffee from a small souvenir shop in Belize near the cruise terminal. Got back home after the cruise and stuck the beans in my machine. When I did I noticed they were a VERY dark - black in fact. Well, after one sip it was clear that the local coffee roaster bagged up and sold their burnt beans to the tourists in the cruise ships. Tasted like runoff from a house fire. Looked at the beans before tossing them and they were literally roasted to charcoal. |
M with ya.. at home I use a Gaggia Platinum super automatic. It does n travel well so I use a Nespresso machine in the MH. I think it makes great espresso style coffee away from home.
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