/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11363992
I've used them and they're fine, I have no problem with it. I think they're great for offices or hotels or whatever. I won't buy one for myself because
>it's more expensive than other coffee-makers
>it's not better or easier to use than other coffee-makers, because making coffee is not hard
>you don't have much control over the strength of your coffee - 1 "pod" = 1 cup, with the same amount of grounds in each one. sometimes I want to make a really strong cup of coffee, sometimes milder, and it's way easier to do that with loose coffee grounds than pre-packaged pods

I just heat up water in a teakettle and use pic related. it was cheap as fuck, it will last forever unless I drop it and break it or something, and it takes up no space in my kitchen