We have this one and love it.

http://www.williams-sonoma.com/m/products/4311825/?catalogId=60&bnrid=3120901&cm_ven=Google_PLA&cm_cat=Electrics&cm_pla=Coffee_Makers&cm_ite=Cuisinart_Single_Serve_Coffee_Maker_%7C_Williams-Sonoma&srccode=cii_17588969&cpncode=34-112057171-2

The reusable are messy and don't brew well. The starbucks ones work well, I find the others to be very watery.

LOVE my Keurig. LOVE LOVE LOVE and the coffee is delicious- I buy mostly Green Mountain. French Press people are just being snobby.

I'm really picky about my coffee and I've never liked any coffee from a Keurig or similar contraption. I brew mine with an old-fashioned drip - tastes so much better, cheaper, and much less waste.

I am not a coffee drinker and got my MIL (when she visits) and husband the Kerig mini. At first my MIL was just ok about it and as she used it more she loved it. We got the refillable cups and its very easy to use. I do not see it as that much different from a regular coffee maker but I liked the color and idea of it.

Anonymous wrote:Those k cups are for offices. Who would create that much trash in their house? The packaging is out of control.

There is a reusable cup to put ground coffee in.

You pour coffee and water in a French press, wait a few minutes and it's done. It's probably the easiest way to make coffee. We take ours camping.

Those k cups are for offices. Who would create that much trash in their house? The packaging is out of control.

Does anyone know if those little single K-cup coffee packs can be used in other coffee makes?

Anonymous wrote:keurig is shit.

get your recipient an aeropress or French press and then tell them they'll thank you later.

OK, it isn't OP's job to "tell" someone how to drink coffee. If that person enjoys a Kuering, let them enjoy it.

Anonymous wrote:keurig is shit.

get your recipient an aeropress or French press and then tell them they'll thank you later.

OP here. I just looked up French press. It looks complicated (remember I don't do coffee) but what the hell.....it's on Kohl's website so I'll read up on it.

keurig is shit.

get your recipient an aeropress or French press and then tell them they'll thank you later.

I want to purchase a Keurig coffee maker for a gift. Since I'm not a coffee drinker, I'm not sure which model is the best to get. There are several models with varying price tags but I have learned just because something is expensive doesn't mean it's the best.

Keurig is what the recipient wants so I'd like to limit responses to that brand. Any Keurig users' opinions would be greatly appreciated! Don't forget the model number for this non-coffee drinking amateur.