Best Coffee Makers for K Cups

While the K-cups aren't exactly economical, they are definitely a lot less expensive than a cup of your typical coffee shop coffee so I know that, in the long run, the machine will save me money.

My work had the commercial version of the Keurig and kept us flush with a wide variety of K-cups, so I felt I understood well what I was getting into when I bought this machine.

I think using 2 K-cups on the smallest cup size would be best for the travel mug.

I am using water from my refrigerator's filtered dispenser and some Green Mountain K-cups.

Keurig K-cups makes everyone's day great with the freedom of choice.

I guarantee the silence is worth 6 K-cups!

The k-cups aren't cheap, but it's like "if you can afford an SUV - you can afford the gas you put in it."

K cups are hard to locate, but the popularity of this and other similar devices will bring more selections and locations I presume.

Another big plus is that the machine comes with a reusable filter that can be used in place of the k-cups and allow one to use their own ground coffee (don't take me wrong, the k-cups are great but they cost around US$0.45/each).

If you are like me and like a strong cup of coffee, I've found that these K-Cups are pretty good: Timothy's "Midnight Magic" and "Parisian Nights", Emeril's "Big Easy Extra Bold", and Coffee People's "Jet Fuel" (the Twinings teas are good too, as is ...

Next I ordered some of just about every coffee Keurig had available in order to try them (back then there was no such thing as finding K-Cups locally).

K-cups are easy to find online, and more stores are carrying them now.