Or go to your local coffee retailer and aquire a french press and a grinder and start making better coffee.
There are about 80 better ways to make coffee than a keurig machine; you just need to figure out the two things keurig does adequately; delivering a measured amount of water that is hot but not too hot and a measured amount of properly ground coffee.
And really, does keurig have the faintest idea as to what you consider good coffee?
I think the Keurig type of product is good for one area -- having a coffee service for your waiting customers. That way you can have a variety of flavors, and you don't have to have someone constantly making a fresh pot of coffee.
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Or go to your local coffee retailer and aquire a french press and a grinder and start making better coffee.
There are about 80 better ways to make coffee than a keurig machine; you just need to figure out the two things keurig does adequately; delivering a measured amount of water that is hot but not too hot and a measured amount of properly ground coffee.
And really, does keurig have the faintest idea as to what you consider good coffee?
And it's not even doing this well. More accurate to call it "a measured amount of ground coffee, 'aged' 8 months in a warehouse."
I think the Keurig type of product is good for one area -- having a coffee service for your waiting customers. That way you can have a variety of flavors, and you don't have to have someone constantly making a fresh pot of coffee.