Anonymous wrote:Bed Bath & Beyond has them too. Make sure you have a 20% coupon.
It works out about 10p cheaper per drink... not much, but thats the highest discount i've found and I have to buy in bulk to get it (48 k cups at a time). This website is also a good one for http://www.k-cups-cheap.com Cheap K Cup tips 
It works out about 10p cheaper per drink... not much, but thats the highest discount i've found. This website is also a good one for <a href="http://www.k-cups-cheap.com">Cheap K Cups</a>.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I now use the refillable k cup too - cheaper, and I think the quality of the coffee is better than the k cups. I get it ready the night before so all I have to do is stumble to the coffee machine and hit 'brew.' I used to order the k cups online - I think amazon had the best prices with subscribe & save. But when I didn't want to commit to 2 boxes of something I'd never tried before, or wanted something amazon didn't have, I'd check other sites - I've ordered from bigcat PP mentioned, also shoffee.com.
What am I doing wrong? My coffee always turned out watery when I used the refillable cup. I tried different levels of coarseness too.
Same here. The refillable cup is crap as far as I'm concerned.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I now use the refillable k cup too - cheaper, and I think the quality of the coffee is better than the k cups. I get it ready the night before so all I have to do is stumble to the coffee machine and hit 'brew.' I used to order the k cups online - I think amazon had the best prices with subscribe & save. But when I didn't want to commit to 2 boxes of something I'd never tried before, or wanted something amazon didn't have, I'd check other sites - I've ordered from bigcat PP mentioned, also shoffee.com.
What am I doing wrong? My coffee always turned out watery when I used the refillable cup. I tried different levels of coarseness too.