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IMO, it's unexceptional but adequate coffee rather than bad coffee. In an office setting, I often want a warm mug of something caffeinated and vaguely coffee-f
by sokoloff 3y ago
IMO, it's unexceptional but adequate coffee rather than bad coffee.
In an office setting, I often want a warm mug of something caffeinated and vaguely coffee-flavored, with little ceremony or fuss. Keurig delivers well against that bar.
- antisthenes 3y agoIf you set the bar low enough, there's no limits to how happy you can be! I have more lifehacks for you if you want :)
- isk517 3y agoAdequate is the key word here. The company I work for has two office in the same city, one has a Keurig and the other has a large drip coffee brewer and a large can of Folgers. The pods are always drinkable, while the drip coffee will vary depending on who brewed it and there is a good chance it will either be far to strong or far to week depending on the amount of grounds put in.
- manicennui 3y agoNo, it is terrible. Most instant coffee is better. National fast food coffee is better at this point. Good coffee is worlds better.