What Keurig should I buy?

[Anonymous]

I have a K40 and like it, but is there something new and better? Similar size preferred.

[Anonymous]

Not sure if you want to upgrade. I saw that the 2.0 models only work with "accepted" pods. Depending on what you buy (I have a kona that we drink occasionally that is not the standard pod shape) it may not work. If you look into upgrading, I would check that.

[Anonymous]

None. Keurig sucks.

[Anonymous]

Might also want to look into the icoffee

[Anonymous]

None.Huge landfill contributors.

[Anonymous]

None.Huge landfill contributors.

[Anonymous]

K. Let me revise. Anyone who has bought a new Keurig recently, which one? Should I get an better new model or just get another k40? (Mines broken). Anyone who doesn't like keurigs need not reply.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None.Huge landfill contributors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None.Huge landfill contributors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None.Huge landfill contributors.

+1 the who invented them hates them. Biggest mistake of his life.

Get a French press and an electric kettle. Better coffee anyway.

[Anonymous]

I'm not a PP, but google Keurig and the environment. They are horrible. Really socially and environmentally irresponsible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm not a PP, but google Keurig and the environment. They are horrible. Really socially and environmentally irresponsible.

Don't forget shitty coffee. If you are going to be environmentally irresponsible, at least get a decent cup of Joe out of it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None.Huge landfill contributors.

I am curious - why the eyeroll? Is it because you don't believe Keurigs are terrible for the environment? That you believe that, but don't care? That you don't believe any such concerns are relevant to the decision? That you have contempt for people who have those concerns?

Use your words, sweetie, and help us to understand. If my 4 yo can do it, so can you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None.Huge landfill contributors.

I am curious - why the eyeroll? Is it because you don't believe Keurigs are terrible for the environment? That you believe that, but don't care? That you don't believe any such concerns are relevant to the decision? That you have contempt for people who have those concerns?

Use your words, sweetie, and help us to understand. If my 4 yo can do it, so can you.

Not the PP, but I'm guessing it's because of the non-answer. Which SUV should we get? None. Huge scourge in the environment. which puppy breed should we get? none, get a rescue.


All valid arguments to be had, but not answering the question OP had.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not a PP, but google Keurig and the environment. They are horrible. Really socially and environmentally irresponsible.

Don't forget shitty coffee. If you are going to be environmentally irresponsible, at least get a decent cup of Joe out of it.

Agree with this 100%. The coffee is shit.