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Re:Inefficient Efficiency (2019) by iamjdg on Saturday May 08, 2021 @01:56PM (#27089346)
If the two cups of coffee are for one person, I don’t think you want them at the same time, one might get cold.

I think you can start to heat again sometime during the drip phase. Start to enjoy your first cup while the 2nd cup is heating. Then the time between 2 cups being ready is shorter than option 1 and not at the same time as in option 2.

Re:Inefficient Efficiency (2019) by yarcob on Saturday May 08, 2021 @02:03PM (#27089386)
Do people really make individual cups of drip coffee? Drip coffee is perfect to make a pot with as many cups as you want.

And while the coffee is dripping, you can go do something else!

Re:Inefficient Efficiency (2019) by samatman on Saturday May 08, 2021 @02:51PM (#27089738)
I do, yes.

For ultimately path-dependent reasons. In my storage unit, I have a Chemex, burr grinder, and thermos, so when I want drip I tend to make a 'pot'.

I was nomadic for a couple of years, and brought along a hand grinder and a Hario V60 O1. Despite being "sedentary" for almost a year and a half, this is still how I make coffee: I've been reluctant to duplicate my entire kitchen, and never got around to shipping everything I own across the ocean.

Which turns out to be a good thing, since I'm heading back to the mainland. But yeah, definitely make individual cups of drip!

Re:Inefficient Efficiency (2019) by rjsw on Saturday May 08, 2021 @02:14PM (#27089475)
I make one mug of drip coffee at a time. Know exactly how much water to put in to avoid any waste.
Re:Inefficient Efficiency (2019) by krapp on Saturday May 08, 2021 @02:07PM (#27089421)
Some people may want to limit their caffeine intake. Why make more coffee than you're going to drink?