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Favorite k-cup
I just got a k10 not to long ago and really enjoy it. I usually only have one cup of coffee in the mornings, then one after lunch so the single serve option works out well for me.
I have enjoyed trying the different brands/flavors. So far my favorite is Harris Teeter French vanilla. Anyone else have some favorites?
I have enjoyed trying the different brands/flavors. So far my favorite is Harris Teeter French vanilla. Anyone else have some favorites?
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I tried to GIS k-cup...but I think I just alerted IT...0
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Dark Magic. I am answering this question seriously despite the eye-popping distractions. .0
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The one I can refill with whatever coffee I'm into at the time.0
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PurringMyrrh wrote: »The one I can refill with whatever coffee I'm into at the time.
I tried a reusable one, but it didn't work to well. What brand refillable cup to you use?0 -
Cameron_1969 wrote: »Dark Magic. I am answering this question seriously despite the eye-popping distractions. .
I've seen the Dark Magic. I'll have to try that one. Thanks!0 -
PurringMyrrh wrote: »The one I can refill with whatever coffee I'm into at the time.
I tried a reusable one, but it didn't work to well. What brand refillable cup to you use?
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I found the secret was to leave a little more headspace from the fill-line than you think you need. Used it many times and have only had it be spilly and weird before I started putting a little less in. Even with less there's more grounds than in the disposable ones.0 -
PurringMyrrh wrote: »The one I can refill with whatever coffee I'm into at the time.
Okay.. so this confuses me a bit. . There are dozens of CHEAP single cup (non-k-cup) coffee makers on the market . Why pony up $100 for a Keurig?. . I'm not being sarcastic. .I really am curious about this.
Also, if you buy a sampler pack of k-cups or a few different boxes of your favorite flavors, you get this same benefit. This is what makes my Keurig worth the money: variety with no clean-up.0 -
don't mean to be a Debbie Downer but this concept of K-cup is irritating to me. Last year there was approximately 9 BILLION k-cups in our landfills! I'm sure this year it's even more due to the popularity of these things.
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Cameron_1969 wrote: »PurringMyrrh wrote: »The one I can refill with whatever coffee I'm into at the time.
Okay.. so this confuses me a bit. . There are dozens of CHEAP single cup (non-k-cup) coffee makers on the market . Why pony up $100 for a Keurig?. . I'm not being sarcastic. .I really am curious about this.
Also, if you buy a sampler pack of k-cups or a few different boxes of your favorite flavors, you get this same benefit. This is what makes my Keurig worth the money: variety with no clean-up.
I actually grind and French press daily and don't own a Keurig...lol. I just know these work because my friend has one we take on fishing trips and I bought the reusable ones because I hate the thought of throwing all the cups away. Especially when it's like 6-8 per day between the two of us. Plus it's an insanely lower cost if you just have to buy and grind beans.0 -
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denversillygoose wrote: »
I agree with the above, but I guess the same argument could be made for yogurt cups, cottage cheese cups, pudding cups, protein bar wrappers, etc. I need to look into getting one of the reusable k-cup to use. I enjoy the convenience of just making one cup of coffee at a time, so using the reusable cup helps with cost, as well as waste.0 -
denversillygoose wrote: »
I agree with the above, but I guess the same argument could be made for yogurt cups, cottage cheese cups, pudding cups, protein bar wrappers, etc. I need to look into getting one of the reusable k-cup to use. I enjoy the convenience of just making one cup of coffee at a time, so using the reusable cup helps with cost, as well as waste.
The things you mentioned are mostly recyclable. K cups are not. They make one cup then go in the trash.0 -
denversillygoose wrote: »denversillygoose wrote: »
I agree with the above, but I guess the same argument could be made for yogurt cups, cottage cheese cups, pudding cups, protein bar wrappers, etc. I need to look into getting one of the reusable k-cup to use. I enjoy the convenience of just making one cup of coffee at a time, so using the reusable cup helps with cost, as well as waste.
The things you mentioned are mostly recyclable. K cups are not. They make one cup then go in the trash.
Personally, I stick to Kroger brand reusable K-Cup because it's cheaper than buying individual cups.
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That is very cool - hope those that use the regular ones switch over! I'm sure the company just responded to what consumers were asking for!
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Dolly Parton0
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Raspberry chocolate truffle0
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Starbucks Verona K-cup - at work or when we travel and our hotel has a Keurig.
I prefer to buy fresh beans and grind, I use a french press, it helps me to not have more than 1-2 cups. I find that if I drink coffee all day, I feel hungry and downhill I go. Plus I am a dairy-free flavored creamer user....to much sugar!!0
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