Reddit reviews Hamilton Beach FlexBrew Thermal Coffee Maker, Single Serve & Full Pot, Compatible with K-Cup Pods or Grounds, Programmable, Black and Stainless (49966)
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Two Ways to Brew: Brew a Full Pot Using Your Favorite Grounds on the Thermal Carafe Side or Make a Cup for Yourself Using a Keurig* K-Cup* Pod or Grounds on the Single-Serve Side With This 2-In-1 Coffee MakerStainless Steel, 10-Cup Thermal Carafe: Thermal Carafe Keeps Coffee Hot and Fresh. Features Programmable Timer, Auto Pause & Serve and Auto ShutoffSingle-Serve-Brew With K-Cup* Pods or Without: Pod Holder and Single-Serve Grounds Basket Are Included. Features Cup Rest That Adjusts to Fit Tall Mugs and Doubles as Storage. Pod-Piercing Needle Removes for Easy Cleaning to Prevent CloggingSeparate Water Reservoirs: Each Brewer Has Its Own Water Reservoir That’s Easy to Fill and Features a Water Window so You Always Know Which Brewer Has How Much WaterBrewing Flexibility: The Hamilton Beach Flex Brew 2-Way Coffee Maker Has the Option to Please Fans of All Types of Coffees and Quantities, Making It the Perfect Gift for a Home With Multiple Coffee DrinkersSingle Serve Brew Time: In About 3 Minutes, Flex Brew Make a Strong, Great-Tasting Cup of Coffee. and You Save Energy Because Rather Than Heating Water Continuously, Flex Brew Only Heats the Water When You're Ready to BrewKeep Coffee Hot Longer: Always Rinse Inside of Carafe With Hot Water Before Brewing*Keurig and K-Cup* are registered trademarks of Keurig green Mountain, Use of the Keurig and K-Cup* Trademarks does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by Keurig green Mountain, Inc
I have a this coffee maker to make either a pot of coffee (about 48 ounces) or a travel mug (16 ounces) for normal use. I also have this French Press to take either when camping or for fancier coffees. I have an electric kettle I use for the French Press and sometimes a cup of tea and a stove-top kettle I don't use anymore since it is designed for an electric range and I now have a gas range.
The clear pot you ask about is the carafe for brewing larger quantities of coffee. The glass one is meant to sit on a small electric plate at the base of the coffee maker to keep it hot while a steel one like mine is a thermal pot and not meant to be heated.
There is a way to make coffee on the stove and that is called a percolator - and there are electric versions of that too.
Instant coffee of the just-add-water variety is available over here but the only people I ever see drink or make it are older people like my grandparents. Americans tend to take their coffee as seriously as Brits take their tea so most(?) of us wouldn't touch instant if there was another choice available.