Mr. Coffee Iced Tea Maker

alaTest has collected and analyzed 10 user reviews of the Mr. Coffee Iced Tea Maker from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Coffee & Espresso Makers on Amazon.com.

I bought this as a spare and have used it several times. It works like it should and I am happy with it.

This is a great help when you love iced tea like I do.. but, since buying the first one a few years ago, they have down-graded the plastic pitcher and other parts.. they are no longer dishwasher safe, which is a real drawback for me.. luckily I had...

I got this same maker for my father about 15 years ago. He still uses his and loves it. I just started making my own tea and he talked me into getting the same model. It is very simple to use. It is basic with no bells and whistles. You simply put in...

I don't understand. You all talk about closing the plug but my model does not have one. The older model I had did have one of these but mine does not. It recommends I use Mr. Coffee coffee filters though. Is that true with everyone? Also, it make only...

I've had this ice team maker for 20 years and it works like a dream. It's easy and quick. We are ordering a new one so that my husband has one in his office. I'm hoping that the new model is just as good as my original one.

I gave this as a gift after my friend enjoyed perfect iced tea from my 20 year old Mr. Coffee Tea Maker and even with her now high tech kitchen this product is still the best.

I actually bought this to replace a broken pitcher for my old Mr Coffee tea maker. Yeah, after 17 years, the pitcher finally cracked. The product number didn't match any of the replacement pitchers so I just bought a whole new machine, pitcher and all....

I have had my Mr. Coffee iced tea maker for over 15 yrs.! I have never had any problems with it. I mostly use it in the warm summer months. I love iced mango, and passion fruit tea. I follow the directions and have NEVER put the container in the...

If your a snobby tea drinker you probably wont like this one.... the larger version uses a shower like arm to spray the tea while this version just sort of pours the hot water on one spot scalding a portion of the leaves and requiring you to use two...