Keurig coffee makers.

**moosmom** · 11-17-2009, 02:06 PM

I have one and it is the best!!!! I would recommend it to anyone who's looking for a great coffee maker.

If you really want one, I'll send you a Bed, Bath & Beyond 20% off coupon for one. If you live alone, Richard, I'd suggest the Keurig Mini. It's perfect for single people that live alone.

They have all different flavors as well as decaf. It's worth looking into.

**RICHARD** · 11-17-2009, 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by moosmom

If you live alone, Richard, I'd suggest the Keurig Mini. It's perfect for single people that live alone.

If I ever join a dating service, can I use that line?

I am interested in the reuseable filter cup! Does anyone use that feature?

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I have a few boxes of the teas and coffees.

While I worked and offices closed, people would throw out them out. They took the coffee makers and left all the other stuff behind. Instead of throwing them away, I would open them and run the coffee/tea thru a
regular CM.

Oh, thanks for the cleaning tips, that is helpful.

**moosmom** · 11-17-2009, 02:30 PM

Yes, I use the K-Cup when I run out of coffee pods. You can buy any kind of coffee at the grocery store and put it in the K-Cup. I use it only when I'm broke (most of the time) and buy flavored coffee at the grocery store.

**redbird** · 11-17-2009, 02:48 PM

[QUOTE=RICHARD;2209105]If I ever join a dating service, can I use that line?

I am interested in the reuseable filter cup! Does anyone use that feature?

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I use my reuseable filter cup every single day. I actually have a few of them, they sent me two when I ordered from TV. I normally use chock full o'nuts coffee and it does taste fantastic. I don't know about other one cup coffee makers since Keurig was the first one I ever heard of , just remember the old saying, you get what you pay for.

**Asiel** · 11-17-2009, 02:57 PM

I did buy one but found that one cup at a time was a bit inconvenient and it does take up a lot of counter space so I don't use it, went back to my old faithful. The coffee was great but it was a bit pricey.

**Cataholic** · 11-18-2009, 10:26 AM

I am a self labeled coffee snob. I bought the Keurig and did not like it at all. You are very limited in the strenght of coffee you can make, and making 1 cup at a time was not efficient. I returned it- without problem- and went back to a drip filter.

I do think it is great if you like flavored coffees. They have a wide selection.

**RICHARD** · 11-18-2009, 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by Cataholic

I am a self labeled coffee snob. I bought the Keurig and did not like it at all. You are very limited in the strenght of coffee you can make, and making 1 cup at a time was not efficient. I returned it- without problem- and went back to a drip filter.

I do think it is great if you like flavored coffees. They have a wide selection.

The coffee strength seems to be the biggest complaint.

Now that it's getting colder I like a cup of something hot in the morning and I just fill a pot on the stove and drop in a tea bag. I was thinking about it and a small brewer with a timer on it would be nice.

I saw the Kuerig on sale at Target, but didn't look at it closely, I am an impulse buyer and have to be careful!