Done with Keurig K-pods!

[Neal]

Yeah, but Bill, a great cup of coffee is a necessity, not a frill!

TJ

 

[NWIP]

Yeah, but Bill, a great cup of coffee is a necessity, not a frill!

TJ

Now your just enabling the addict. Got to go have a cup of coffee I’m addicted to, now to calm down?

 

[sheridany]

Don’t come to SF Bay Area with those fancy machines. You might be run out of town. They are all about pour overs with scales, a special kettle, and specific water temperatures and with a time between pours. And they charge almost $5.00 a cup at the place in the video. Line was out the door in the morning prior to the pandemic.

Not to worry @Neal. All the accessories can be ordered on AMZN.

 

[Jim]

Good lord @sheridany, you guys have way to much extra time on your hands. Drop in the K-Cup and let's get the show on the road!

 

[Neal]

Don’t come to SF Bay Area with those fancy machines. You might be run out of town. They are all about pour overs with scales, a special kettle, and specific water temperatures and with a time between pours. And they charge almost $5.00 a cup at the place in the video. Line was out the door in the morning prior to the pandemic.

Not to worry @Neal. All the accessories can be ordered on AMZN.

That's some kind of insanity there. But I did like the paw bubble design at 1:30 into the video

 

[AbdRahim]

Keurig K-ups is all I use at home and in the rig.

 

[GeoKat]

I was happy to give the keurig to the college kid. I went back to a tea pot and a french press. I will miss instant hot water for oatmeal and jello though.

 

[AuntieDodo]

I love a good cup of coffee and keep trying new brands for the keurig but nothing has been what I wish to have.

So I just searched the Jura. Holy crap one is 10k. The D6 is 1550.00 Canadian $. I would never have imagined a coffee maker would cost that kind of money.

It does look pretty nifty. Is there a single cup one with frother you would recommend?

 

[TJ&LadyDi]

One thing about the Juras is that the "frother" is a bit different than some other machines. There is a separate insulated milk container connected to the coffee machine by a small hose. The milk is pumped through the machine to get steamed, frothed or foamed milk. It does not have a steam wand that goes into a container to do the steaming. Some people like the Jura method, others don't.

Jura machines with the kind of features most of us like do run $1K and up. They are pricey, but high quality. Looks like you are in Canada, so I don't know the pricing structure up there; sorry.

TJ

 

[BGMAC]

You guys are killing me. Love coffee, but I just can’t drink it know.