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I don't like the coffee--too strong for me and tastes bitter on the ones I have had.
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My dauughter bought me one for xmas. I like it. I too hit the large button 2 x for a large cup to go. I don't drink much coffee. Just first thing in morning and then I drink Brisk tea or water.
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Originally Posted by Sheila_H
We have one we've had it now 2 years and I'd be lost without it. My husband travels a lot so I don't need to waste a pot of coffee anymore or tea. That's the best thing about it I can buy either a box of one flavor or I can just pick up singles to try out. Here we have various coffee's teas, hot cocoa in the winter and ours has the ice tea feature which is wonderful! I have boxes of sweet tea and sweet peach tea. I'd highly recommend it
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DH received one for his last B-day from DS#1 and family. They have one, also bought one for their DD to take to college but they aren't big coffee drinkers, tea is what they have most of the time. DH on the other hand is a big coffee drinker, he makes a big Mr Coffee pot each morning, brings a therm cup of coffee with him when he goes into the garage, goes out on errands, etc. Mid afternoon he switches to tea - since it's summer it's ice tea. I've yet to see him make himself a cup in the Keurig, think he doesn't want to put his glasses on to read the directions, LOL! May in Jersey
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Originally Posted by zyxquilts
My friend got one for her shop & loves it so much, that she got another for home! I'm not much of a coffee drinker, but it makes lovely hot chocolate too! The K cups are pricey, but we've found that Bed, Bath & Beyond seems to have the best selection/price - and they always have those coupons they send out for 20% off too! (Which don't really expire either. I've used a coupon that was 2 years old!)
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It is convenient, but NOT economical. We are considering returning to the old coffeemaker.
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I'd love one but don't know if we could afford the machine or the individual coffee packets.
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Originally Posted by ptquilts
whatever happened to a good old Melitta cone filter you can use for one cup? Seems like it would be cheaper coffee-wise.
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I have had two different size models and just love both of them. The coffee pods can get expensive unless you watch for the adds however if you counter the price with the amount of coffee you throw out when you make a full pot and only drink half of it there really is not a difference. Not to mention that you get a FRESH cup each time it is really worth it. Unless it is just you drinking coffee and you only drink a few cups at each sitting I would say get one with the water reservior on it. It saves the refilling it each time you want a cup of coffee. I LOVE LOVE LOVE mine.
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Yes we have one at home and at my office at work. Great coffee maker. There are tons of different coffees, teas, and hot chocolates to choose from and you can buy an attachment that allows you to use your own ground coffee in it as well. So, if you think that the K-cups are too expensive, you can use your own coffee and still just get one cup at a time. Love it!
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