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For quick turnaround, the Keurigs and Nespressos have always been the best low volume quick turn around solution for me, but at the price point, the quality jus

For quick turnaround, the Keurigs and Nespressos have always been the best low volume quick turn around solution for me, but at the price point, the quality just isn't satisfactory for me. Obviously not the most eco-friendly (last I checked). I no longer care about quick. I like good quality coffee and tend to take the time and machinery to make a cup to suit my tastes, usually espresso based, sometimes a French press. It likely borders on snobbery to an outside observer, but it's just me being picky and personal preference. I don't really care what someone else drinks or doesn't.

ineedasername 5y ago
Yeah, keurigs seem to only choose 1 of the fast/cheap/quality "choose two" options. It's too expensive and for my tastes, entirely too weak. We have one at work, and I tried a reusable pod with double the coffee and still wasn't a fan. That goes for most coffee though-- When I buy at Dunkin Donuts I have them add an extra shot if espresso. With instant I can actually control strength more easily than with other methods... Aeropress I would usually run the water through twice. And with french presses I can never seem to avoid getting a bunch of coffee grounds mixed it so the last few sips are extremely gritty.