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There's a far better Keurig alternative with ZERO cleanup. Not easy cleanup, ZERO. (Edit: To clarify - zero extra, relative to a Keurig.) They are called "hang
by manimino 4y ago
There's a far better Keurig alternative with ZERO cleanup. Not easy cleanup, ZERO.
(Edit: To clarify - zero extra, relative to a Keurig.)
They are called "hanging ear coffee filters" - it's just a disposable paper filter with two arms on it. You can get a box of
100 for about 10 cents each.
Filter attaches to your mug, coffee goes in filter, pour boiling water into the top. The process is almost exactly what a Keurig would do. Makes a single-serve coffee in your mug with no cleanup.
It's cheaper and better and more environmental, and you can use whatever coffee you want.
- gretch 4y agoNormally I wouldn’t be a pedant and nitpick this but you went out of your way to be confidently incorrect about there being exact ZERO cleanup. The only way this is true is if the filter dissolves into the coffee and you consume it. But it’s not, there’s still a thing you have to throw away. You can mishandle that waste and accidentally spill the grounds everywhere. If you drink enough cups you have to take out the trash. Given your familiarity with the product, I consider your statement as pretty much lying, and it’s driving me (and probably others) to distrust your more. In the best case someone is gonna try it and realize, oh, there is non-zero cleanup
- manimino 4y agoThanks for that perspective. I wanted to emphasize the difference between this solution and the Aeropress. I went into hyperbole in doing so, and will be more careful about that in future. Hopefully the clarifying edit resolves your concerns.