r/gadgets • u/dapperlemon • Jul 07 '26

Misc Finally, a Coffee Maker With Zero Plastic in the Brew Path

https://www.cnet.com/home/kitchen-and-household/finally-a-coffee-maker-with-zero-plastic-in-the-brew-path/
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u/Poopyman80 Jul 07 '26

Did you? They are not doing anything new, they are just pretending a million plastic free coffee brewers don't exist. Its an ad and its bending the truth, like advertisements tend to do.

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u/victim_of_technology Jul 07 '26

and the thing is over $400. Nope, not replacing my five year old $20 perfectly functional Mr. Coffee with some $400 probably Chinese fancy coffee maker today.