Best Coffee Makers for Pods

an excellent fresh cup of coffee everyting...but, it does depend on the kind of pods you buy.

3) put your pod it, hit the coffee button and you're good to go.

hard to find a good selection of pods at the store, but if you can find them (and don't drink an entire pot of coffee each day), then this will be a product for you!

add to that great variety of compatible pods available from so many different coffee producers, and it's perfect for me.

other good thing is you can use pods, tea bags, or your favorite ground coffee in the brew basket.

i bought this and also bought a box of archer farms pods so i could compare those with my regular coffee.

it really can use pods, bagged tea, and loose tea or coffee and can handle them all perfectly!

it's simple to use and works great with folger's pods or regular coffee.

this breville coffee maker is the new upgrade (not sure how new) allowing for ground coffee, in addition to coffee pods.

i just tried using the fill-it-yourself pod.

cheaper coffee pods can be used if the optional coffee pod accessory is purchased.

there is also and adapter available for separate purchase that allows you to use coffee pods in the breville.

it only works with their espresso pods, but that's o.k.

cup like device - amazon does not seem to sell, it's around $90 but it makes a huge difference versus the slightly non-diary power cream taste you usually get from "fake" pods of cappucino/latte.

the first roast i tried was the arpeggio (strength 9 cocoa hints and no acidity purple pod) and as i took the first sip i couldn't wait to finish to tell the sales person pack it up now.

since purchasing le cube, my boyfriend and i have consumed a surprising number of the pods.

i looked at pod-type machines but figured i drink too much coffee to justify the cost of the pods alone.

best of all, you get it a cup at a time without the cost of those pod systems.

like that i use my own coffee rather than a "pod" for every cup.

i bought this machine because i hate cleaning out burnt-coffee carafe bottoms, don't trust thermal carafes without heaters to keep coffee warm long enough, and don't like the pod machines because you