[olefoo]

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?

[willis77]

> a measured amount of properly ground 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."

[derekp7]

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.