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<blockquote data-quote="OK Corgi Rancher" data-source="post: 4353480" data-attributes="member: 45773">LOL...&nbsp; K cups are not instant coffee.&nbsp; Instant coffee completely dissolves.&nbsp; K cups have ground coffee in them...that&#039;s why when you finish brewing the coffee grounds are still in the pod.We have a Keurig...one of the higher end models.&nbsp; It&#039;s still going strong after 5 years.&nbsp; I like it simply for the convenience.&nbsp; But convenience is expensive...28-ish cents per cup on the lower end to over $1 per cup.&nbsp; We buy the Kirkland or Sam&#039;s brands mostly, unless something&#039;s on sale.For the best coffee, one or two cups at a time, a French press is pretty hard to beat.&nbsp; I love my press but I hate having to clean it up every time I want a cup. I usually have about 3, maybe 4, cups per day.We also have a grind-n-brew that works really well and makes excellent coffee, anywhere from 4 to 12 cups.&nbsp; We use that when guests are here.&nbsp; I also have a couple of percolators which also make some of the best coffee.&nbsp; But, again, the clean up after every cup sucks.&nbsp; And I hate to have reheated coffee...the taste is just ruined.So, the Keurig is definitely the worst coffee at the highest price.&nbsp; But that damn convenience factor is hard to beat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OK Corgi Rancher, post: 4353480, member: 45773"] LOL... K cups are not instant coffee. Instant coffee completely dissolves. K cups have ground coffee in them...that's why when you finish brewing the coffee grounds are still in the pod. We have a Keurig...one of the higher end models. It's still going strong after 5 years. I like it simply for the convenience. But convenience is expensive...28-ish cents per cup on the lower end to over $1 per cup. We buy the Kirkland or Sam's brands mostly, unless something's on sale. For the best coffee, one or two cups at a time, a French press is pretty hard to beat. I love my press but I hate having to clean it up every time I want a cup. I usually have about 3, maybe 4, cups per day. We also have a grind-n-brew that works really well and makes excellent coffee, anywhere from 4 to 12 cups. We use that when guests are here. I also have a couple of percolators which also make some of the best coffee. But, again, the clean up after every cup sucks. And I hate to have reheated coffee...the taste is just ruined. So, the Keurig is definitely the worst coffee at the highest price. But that damn convenience factor is hard to beat. [/QUOTE]

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