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>>10422180
>keurig

>>10422180
>overpriced freeze-dried coffee in environmental disastrous plastic pods
kys

>>10423626
OP BTFO

>>10422180

probably overpriced to the point of where you might as well go to starcucks every morning

who here *press and sip*?

>>10422180
Tell them how you wasted your money.

>>10424387
>>10424387
An actual man of taste here.

>>10425011
I thought it was just commonsense?

Did you get it at a flea market for 3 bucks?

>>10422180
Terrible product that makes terrible coffee flavored water. Ask them if they have any tips on how to stop being a complete fucking retard.

>>10423626
>cares about the environment
Nigger when I make it I will install a Keurig on my private jet just to fuck with you that much more.

>>10425703
It makes absolute shit coffee, though. Anyone who's made it should know better.

>>10423626
>environmental disastrous plastic pods

get a load of this goy who 'cares about the environment' but is probably content with hundreds of millions of shitskins reproducing and destroying continuing to exponentially destroy the natural world

>>10422180
>pod machine
Every poorfag I know owns one of those, lol.
(buying overpriced coffee pods will keep you poor btw.)

Pic related is a real coffee machine.

get a Bezzera Strega machine and a Baratza Vario grinder

>>10422180
I'm a poorfag but I have that exact same coffee maker.

>>10426955
>(buying overpriced coffee pods will keep you poor btw.)


>Mfw cant convince my boomers parents to stop buying into the coffee pod jew

>>10424387
This is what peak coffee looks like.

>>10424387
Been using a french press before hipsters discovered coffee. That, or a gravity filter, or just a decent auto-brewer are all you need.

The best machine is this one (see picture). Zojirushi. It doesn't waste power on a heating plate, so all the power goes to the heating element. It makes the hottest coffee of any maker I've ever used. The flask keeps coffee warm for hours, and it's not burnt and bitter from being on a heating plate.

A *good* cup is french press. A decent cup is the zojirushi. And a burr grinder is better than a blade grinder, but it's optional unless you want a fine grind for espresso, then get a burr.

Finally, keep your beans at room temp, but in a sealed container. As long as the package is sealed from when it's fresh out of the roaster, it'll keep indefinitely. Freezing reduces flavor. Buy fresh beans, not Starbucks shit. Buy a good brand. Peets is pretty good. Safeway blend is surprisingly good. I only pay more for specific beans and blends and roasts, once in a while. Stumptown and Blue Bottle and Dogtown are annoying hipster faggots, but they know their coffee, and it's worth buying sometimes, they're too pricey for every day.

Don't bother trying to make good espresso at home. Hint: you can't. You need equipment that's too expensive and requires a maintenance contract.

Source: family member owns a roasting company and cafe. I've forgotten more about coffee than I remember - but a basic cup ain't rocket science.

Kourig is shit coffee, period. It doesn't get hot enough, because of the UL requirements, and the water reservoir is a breeding ground for bacteria. The pods are shit.

>tfw had almost perfected French press coffee but got fucking fed up with cleaning it