Melitta 64008 Red Ready Joe Filter Cone

Works well. We used them for a workshop far from our office. Great alternative and makes great coffee.Great for camping too!

I'll admit it, I'm one of the world's most finicky coffee lovers. I usually have just one large mug of coffee each morning, and it's got to be perfect.I just bought two of these RED ones for use at home and to bring along when we travel.Have been using the Melitta single cup drip cones for about 18 years. Started with their first design that had the little handle, three holes in the base, and a solid flange base -- so you couldn't see the level of coffee in your cup as it ran through the cone. Then progressed to the newer "one hole" for drip through style, still with the little handle and the solid flange base, which made better tasting coffee due to the greater infusion time between hot water and ground coffee.I first grabbed this newer style Melitta filter cone (in black) when I saw a it on sale at a local grocer. LIKE IT WAY BETTER than their older designs!!! The flange is slightly wider and is molded as an integral piece along with the cone, making it sturdier than the old design, and the opening on either side of the flange lets you keep an eye on the coffee level in the mug until it's right where you want it -- NO MORE coffee floods like we sometimes had with the old, solid flange style. The wider flange on this newest style fits over our slightly large coffee mugs (like those sold at Starbucks) securely, where the old design often would not and would sit tipped as we poured boiling hot water, so it is much more convenient and safer for our uses. There is still the single drip hole, and the coffee we make with it tastes great.Makes it easy to bring and enjoy our own coffee wherever and whenever we travel, which we always do. The only downside of the RED model is that it shows coffee dust whereas the BLACK one I originally had always appears pristinely clean. But the RED color is great for travel, since it really stands out.

This lil plastic pour over coffee maker is so easy to use and makes the Best cup of coffee. It's much easier to clean than a coffee maker. I only paid like $10 bucks for this. You just sit this on top of your mug, place a filter and your coffee grounds in it and pour hot water over the top. There's a little hole in the bottom that acts puts your coffee thru to the mug. The result is a much less acidic cup of coffee. Voila. Nice and Easy

I have several. They are great. Gave this one as a gift in a household where things mysteriously disappear.

These light weight stand up coffee pour over filters are perfect for everyday use or travel.

The seller did a great job as far as shipping and delivery; however, the product does not fit well on top of a two cup Pyrex measuring cup which I like to use when making my coffee so that I can put mixes in my coffee. I have an older Melita, and it actually fits inside the measuring cup that makes it a lot more convenient to prevent spillage.

I bought a black one of this exact product years ago somewhere else, and somehow I lost it. It was a treasured kitchen gadget for brewing one cup at a time as single person. I immediately bought this again to replace the lost one because it is so easy and simple to use. Coffee is always fresh, and you can determine the brew strength by how much water you pour through. I bought the red colored one so that hopefully I never lose sight of it or misplace it again. I tried the other mesh filters and this one is the best design in my opinion. Number 2 coffee cones fit perfectly, and in a real pinch you can use a folded paper napkin or towel.

I have been using one of these filter cones for a couple years at home and work. I recently bought a few extras and now take one with me (and my favorite brand of coffee) when I travel - it's a great upgrade from hotel coffee. I use the Melitta #2 unbleached filters and get excellent coffee. You just put ground coffee (drip grind) in the filter, add hot water (appx 195 to 205 degrees F), and in a minute you have a perfect cup of coffee. I've used a number of different methods and gizmos over the years, until I started using this, my favorite was the French Press method.This is quicker, simpler, easier to clean, and you can take it with you. The coffee tastes great, clean, full, no off tastes. You can of course vary the strength (both the caffeine and flavor) by adding more or less coffee to the filter, and varying the temperature of the water. I find I get the best taste when I bring the water to a full boil then let it sit about a minute. When you're done you toss the used filter with grounds into the garbage, and you're done. This is great if you and your spouse/kid/partner, etc drink different kinds of coffee or one likes decaf and another likes regular. And you make just one cup at a time so you're not brewing a whole 12 cup tank when you really only want a cup. I also like to use this with a 16 oz. travel cup which is 6 oz. larger than my normal cup. I simply add a bit more coffee - a bit more water, and presto! I have exactly the right amount of coffee to hop in the car and off to work or whatever.You can spend a ton of money for a high tech coffee maker, but you won't get better coffee.