Can you warm cups on the top of the machine?
1785998
No. It does not have that option. I think the best way to get your cup warm is by putting hot water in the cup prior to your first cup of coffee.
1785999
The metal piece on top does get warm and will warm cups somewhat if you leave it there long enough. Does not make that much of a difference and the machine does turn off the heating element after a set period of non-use.
1786000
If you keep the coffee maker (not espresso side) on for at least half an hour it does heat up the cups but only slightly. The espresso side turns itself off. If heating cups is a high priority this might not be the machine for you.
1786001
sorry,but this is the worst machine ever. Had nothing but trouble with it and Krups
1786002
No, this machine does not have that capability. In fact, the user's manual recommends warming one's cup, as well as the machine's components, by running only water (no coffee) through the espresso side before actually brewing espresso.
789425
Nope, all the internals are at the bottom which won't heat your cup but perhaps damage your cup instead. That is if it doesn't break on you first.
1571813
I have had a Keurig MACHINE for 5 years, wore it out and just recently got a new one. I have not read in the directions where youcan make a cup before you wake up.
482373
Yes. At first I thought the milk seemed luke warm. Then I found a solution. Simply heat your coffee cup! Fill your coffee cup with very hot water and let it sit while you prepare your drink. Then dump the water out of your cup before adding espresso and milk. Piping hot latte every time!
169601
Yes, and it has a "stay-warm" button so you can choose how long you want your coffee to stay warm.
1043628
No, plug in the cocomotion add your milk or water and coco mix, put lid back on and hit on/start button on the front, it will heat(very hot) and mix. Wonderful machine.
1781028
I have used the cup for heating milk. I did not feel any noticeably heated surface.... just a bit warm because of heated milk inside.
1180102
Yes, although you would want to be careful of how hot since the entire cup will becomes the temperature of what ever is inside of it (unlike a coffee mug wich acts as an insulator). The handle woun't get very hot though.
1750015
I have an old coffee maker and use the hot plate portion of it but there are also candle warmers out there that will do the job, or you can get a legit waxing melting one at beauty supply stores, or on amazon.
581154
Yes, you can. You need to use the heating only disc attachment instead of the frothing disc.
332103
Not if you're like me & like coffee very hot. I run a pot of water through the unit first. That get the carafe and the heating coil hot.
1663426
I've been told no. And the sight glass on the back of the tank is pain to look at. It does keep your coffee warm for about 6 hours though.
813379
sorry it has taken me this long to get back to you. i think it is luke warm to warm. my coffee is hot. i would also like to tell you that i was going through some old papers and i found the papers that came with the cups. you can put them in the microwave up to 2 mins. you can also put it in the dishwasher on the top rack only and only on normal cycle with normal heat dry. i still wash mine by hand. ever since i bought these i have loved them. i haven't look for any other ones. i hope this helps.
1189343
I see no reason for not being able to warm milk directly in the unit. I would leave the frother out of the vessel when doing so. Be careful when handling vessel--it is on stovetop and it is not insulated--it will get hot.
1273113
Yes you can but, it won't be hot. I returned two because the first one was missing parts,the second one the coffee was not hotand it had electrical defects.
1283555
Yes you can. I think I should tell you that the thing that holds the grounds doesn't stay shut very well causing steam to escape and you end up not getting a full cup
581152
yes you can. There's a separate button for heating. It doesn't get as hot as I like it, but may suit you. Please be aware that I am not recommending this product. I wrote a negative review about its quality. It stopped "spinning" 3 weeks after I first purchased it. Of course I called because it was still under warranty. They replaced it BUT I HAD TO PAY THE SHIPPING to return the non-functional unit. The second one has stopped working after ~ six months. It's still under warranty, but they said I would still have to pay the shipping. I'm not replacing it and gave it a bad review. It's too bad. I really enjoyed my home-made lattes. But their return policy is wrong and i won't support them. More than you asked, but thought you should know. hope it helps.