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and absolutely loves it. It does get kind of expensive for someone who has multiple cups of coffee a day.
Isn’t it funny how much advice you got here from non-coffee drinkers?
K-cup that you just have to wash each time. That way you do save some as your regular coffee is probably cheaper than the ibox of K-cups. The machine is more expensive than a cheap coffee maker though.
(couldn’t taste the salt either in the brew – which is what I was afraid of) because I don’t use salt (don’t tell Food Network cooks that), normally in my cooking as I’m over the big 5-0 and suppose to watch salt intake – but the very small pinch seemed to make the brew much less bitter this morning in the Mr. Coffee.
Tomorrow I try it in my coffee press! Not sure if I can justify $$$$ with as much coffee as I do drink to invest in a Keurig but at my age totally surprised that I’m just now actually liking coffee.
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