Keurig reviews and discussion

I’ve been looking for an alternative to my $3 Nespresso iced quads, and so far the iced coffee machine I bought from keurig seems to be working well. I haven’t tried brewing 2 8 ounce brews at once yet so it may work. With the ice option, it takes into account of the volume of ice and there are adjustments to the temperature process. I’m intrigued by the death wish k cups on Amazon and wish they were available either at Whole Foods or the keurig site for deals.

The Gen2 Keurig is an upgrade from previous versions. There are three different choices for both coffee strength and temperature. There are 4 different volume sizes (6, 8, 10 & 12). The design is slim and takes up minimal counter space. The top of the reservoir is flat so a box of k-cups can rest on top. The top needle head has 5 different prongs to facilitate the different variations. The k-cup holder has two parts that can be removed and easily cleaned. There is also an iced coffee button. I tried the different strengths and did notice a difference. The temperature control made it convenient to drink the coffee immediately after brewing. Iced coffee came out perfectly.

I really love my mini Keurig single cup coffee maker. It is slim and fits well in any kitchen area, even those with tight space. This is perfect to get a fresh cup of coffee every time. I also have the strong brew button and I love using that for each cup of coffee I have. Great product!

This McCafé Strawberry and Crème Pie coffee is a fun twist on a classic dessert. The flavor is light, slightly sweet, and has a subtle berry note without overpowering the coffee itself. It smells amazing while brewing and pairs well with a splash of cream for a smoother finish.

Very functional and easy to use. Lots of different flavors of capsules and even Starbucks makes them now. I don’t love the way it tastes, but I think for the price point it’s not bad. Doesn’t take up a ton of counter space either and easy to maintain.

I’ve got this in pink in my office, along with a regular coffee pot. Nothing like coming in and no matter whether you want coffee or tea or COCOA, a pod can make it happen.

From the materials used in the coffee maker itself to the design and most importantly the packaging of the coffee I would recommend not using Keurig. The leaching of micro plastics is not worth the ease of brewing. We are learning way too much about how harmful ingestion on plastics can be especially when heated!