Coffee Pods for Keurig
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Keurig or other one cup coffee maker?
Comments (5)I am sorry to hear about your brother's vision. Have you talked with the blind association? They came out and helped my parents set things up around their place. Also if your brother is a vet, some VA centers offer a vision program called VISOR. It is almost like a camp to learn how to manage low vision. They also gave my dad lots of helpful aids including a computer with a large screen and a reading device. The computer had software to massively enlarge the orint and read it. Back to coffee I just bought the nespresso virtuline(sp) for my husband for Christmas. You do have to order the pods on-line or from specialty shops. The pods are recycled- they give you a recycle bag. It does have a reservoir Can't tell you much more since we haven't used it other than samples at the store....See MoreTo those with Keurig coffee makers...
Comments (9)I took mine to the football field for the dinner night our team was having. I didn't have a problem serving a group of people. You just have to wait a few seconds in between cups, and sometimes fill the water reservoir- no biggie. I don't care much for the filter. But, I have used it when we were out of k kups. I use the 20% off coupon from BB&B towards my k kups- and recently used the $10 off a $30 purchase, which was like getting one box free. Costco had a box of 80 for $33, not sure if they still carry it. I was hoping mine would break at the football field so I would have a reason to buy the prettier one by Breville, but it still works perfect!...See MoreKeurig Coffee Brewers ... how do you choose?
Comments (49)Curious not one negative review. There was an article recently on the amount of waste these machines have produced. So much the inventor sold the patten in embarrassment. I think I would have continued to resist had I read that article a year ago. I was the last of my siblings to give it a go. I did not want the cup storage to take up space on my limited cupboards so I opted for a drawer to set my Kureg on. BIG MISTAKE. It never occurred to me I would be lucky to fit JUST the machine under the uppers!! Mine slides forward w/o a plant mover. I just give'er a tug. Anyone know how long they last? I can't say mine fulfilled all my coffee dreams so will not replace it once it breaks. The cost per cup is very prohibitive and I am not finding the quality of the coffee "worth" it for me. I drink 1-3 cups each morning. I could dump a lot of coffee and come out ahead I have decided. I tried all the fill them yourself cups,etc. and found the coffee very lacking. Why did the coffee from my sister's Kureg taste sooooooo good but mine is so so?...See MoreNew Coffee Maker Needed! Verismo vs Keurig vs Nespresso??
Comments (9)I personally won't pay for those overpriced pods and capsules. Most important thing is freshness of the beans and a good grinder. Currently using either a French Press, Moka Pot, Clever coffee dripper or Thermavorm drip when we need more quantity. Mazzer Mini grinder was the best investment I've made. We do have a lever actuated plumbed in espresso machine (Fiorenzata Bricoletta), which we loved, but I've given up with it's endless repairs (gaskets, descaling, pump, stats, etc.)...See Moresalonva
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