Reddit reviews Bonavita 0.5L Mini Kettle, Stainless Steel

You could get a small and unobtrusive travel kettle for coffee. Bonavita make one that's quite nice:

http://www.amazon.com/Bonavita-Voyage-0-5-Liter-Electric-Travel/dp/B008YQLZOW/

I'd recommend the Bonavita Travel Kettle.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008YQLZOW?pc_redir=1408852939&robot_redir=1

You're probably not going to get quite as hot of water out of that heater thing as you'd want.

Here's my kit:

• Bonavita travel kettle
  
• Travel scale
  
  I shove everything in a cheap canvas tool bag for carrying places. It'll fit beans, kettle, aeropress, aergrind and friends with some nesting.

I have this travel kettle that's pretty nice. It's small, so should be easy enough to hide.

http://www.amazon.com/Bonavita-Voyage-0-5-Liter-Electric-Travel/dp/B008YQLZOW

While on tour last summer, I had this little kit to keep my coffee habit happy in middle of nowhere America:

Hario Mini Mill

[Bonavita Bona Voyage 0.5-Liter Electric Travel Kettle] (http://www.amazon.com/Bonavita-Voyage-0-5-Liter-Electric-Travel/dp/B008YQLZOW/ref=sr_1_10?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1404394599&sr=1-10&keywords=bonavita)

Clever Dripper

I went with this set up so I didn't have to worry about bringing a goose neck kettle with me and could just pour straight from the kettle to the clever. I weighed out the typical amount of beans I use for a full Clever and marked it on the mini mill so I wouldn't have to keep a scale with me. Worked great and saved me from buying daily coffees at Starbucks. I've seen others post more elaborate travel set ups around here, so hopefully they'll respond.

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Bonavita Bona Voyage 0.5-Liter Electric Travel Kettle

You can, but I wouldn't recommend it. I've used one from arrowhead (using an aeropress), and the temperature would fluctuate from 70C-85C. I finally caved and bought an electric kettle to keep at my desk Bonavita Bona Voyage, and it made a huge difference.

They burn out if you have them plugged in even for a few seconds without being immersed in water, and if you leave them plugged in while the water is boiling: really hard to keep them functioning. If you can keep a thermos around, try instead the Bonavita travel kettle, which will take up about the same amount of space in your backpack.

I use the Bonavita variable temp gooseneck at home, and took it to the hotel last week, but I'm moving to the Bonavita travel kettle as I expect it will pack better.

Right here!
I love mine. Super convenient.

Edit: I love my [travel] ( http://www.amazon.com/Bonavita-Voyage-0-5-Liter-Electric-Travel/dp/B008YQLZOW) kettle as well, but I will warn you that it is difficult to make more than one cup in a hurry and you've got to watch it to know when it's ready since it just clicks off. I honestly don't know if that's a typical feature in all kettles.

I got the Bonavita Bona Voyage as a gift recently and I think it may be what you are looking for. I like its small size and that the interior of the kettle is completely stainless steel (if you forgo the cap, the water will never touch plastic). There are a lot of reviews that should help you determine if this will suit your needs. Good luck with your search and your new job! https://www.amazon.com/Bonavita-Voyage-0-5-Liter-Electric-Travel/dp/B008YQLZOW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1468042826&sr=8-2&keywords=travel+electric+kettle

This guy keeps coming up as well, but I don't want the 900w load, and it's obviously very electric: https://www.amazon.com/Bonavita-Voyage-0-5-Liter-Electric-Travel/dp/B008YQLZOW/ref=sr_1_cc_9?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1494942056&sr=1-9-catcorr&keywords=portable+water+heater