Will an Aeropress sit securely on the rim of this mug?
1338494
YES, for most models/types of aeropress. New aeropress types are wider. The mouth of the mug is rounded and thicker than normal glasses, obviously, but not by much. the double-wall doesn't show until about 2 inches below the edge.
890412
I use mine with a wide-mouthed mug, also a narrow, tall travel 'mug' and it is fine. Tries over a small tea-cup - no problem. Ol\nly thing you have to watch, the small handle. Also, make sure you have put it on evenly so it is secure. I love mine. My plastic one lasted 47 years, but this is wonderful (and coffee tastes better!). Felicity.
65411
No. It does not fall off when you position the filter on top of the inverted aeropress and then screw on the end cap with holes as you normally would. Flip the entire column over and position on cup as usual. For illustration one brewing method using the inverted column see http://www.coffeenate.com/how-to-make-coffee-with-the-aeropress-aeropress-video-tutorial/
2236913
I agree with Rafael. The way I do it, is to use the DISK on the bottom and one of the paper filters that comes with the AeroPress on top of it. Works perfect every time.
1346054
I use my Starbucks and other coffee mugs with the machine without any problems. I have other 16oz travel mugs that are too tall to fit though..
803147
If it is a tall skinny mug it can be placed handle out but typically answer is non
243410
Kind of, if the bottom of cup is smaller. If cup too heavy, doesn't balance well. I can fit venti iced cups fr Starbucks in it but when full, the holder slides down.
79719
Yes, that will fit. The black piece you see under the cup is removable allowing the space you need for taller travel mug.
248915
I use it with standard size mugs and my taller travel mug with no problems. The inner ring is smaller, but the overlap allows it to fit a range of cup sizes.
1985602
Yes, although it's not "on the fly" adjustable. It's more like something you set and then leave alone. I just keep mine set to a nice fine grind for my Aeropress.
714046
I believe that the base of the cone is about 4 1/4 inches, if so, it would sit atop a 4 inch mug. Barely. Might be a little precarious sitting there, but that would be a judgement call for you. Hope this helps!
559826
You can brew directly to the travel mug. Just slide out the bottom tray on your machine and the mug will fit perfectly.
420353
Haven't used it for a while but if I recall right it does sink. The squareness always got stuck at the bottom of my skinnier travel mugs.
1364983
I have a Keurig Platinum and the mug will not fit even with the spill catcher removed. That said, I still think the mug is worth the hassle.
911257
The plunger fits snug. If you have too much grounds in the pot, it doesn't allow the plunger to go down all the way thus the lid does not lay securely on the lip. I have several Frieling coffee presses and don't any issues. They're the best.
2283063
I was intrigued by this question so I just now checked with several mugs I have. Technically, yes it does, but the "S" hooks are slightly too narrow for the typical coffee mug handles, so the mug ends up hanging awkwardly. So: yes, but I wouldn't be comfortable doing it. Of course you could widen the bell of the hooks, but they are very stiff and strong (designed to take the weight of a large cast-iron pan), so it would take some work (and a good vise).
1232773
You have to position the basket correctly so that it is flush inside and the handle folds flat. Make sure it's turned the right way or you will never get it to sit properly. When you put the carafe underneath, you may have to jiggle a bit, but it fits. Personally, I have a small issue with the lid staying OPEN long enough to put the coffee in. Minor problem, as I do like the Frigidaire.