January 4, 201313 yr No problems here with my Kcups. No issues with grind in the mug. We have the Special Edition version.
January 4, 201313 yr I have a Keurig but rarely use it anymore. I take it when I travel and use it for hot cocoa, but for the obscene amount of coffee I drink I was spending a small fortune on K-cups. In a standard size coffee pot I drink what call "6-8" cups every morning when I wake up. Now I go to SAMs and they sell Dunkin' Donut brand coffee there in enormous bags which are a very good quality coffee and its about 1/3 higher priced than Folgers but its worth it!
January 9, 201313 yr Author I really think I'm going to get a Keurig. Looking at these two and wondering what major factors might sway me to get the more expensive one: Amazon.com: Mr. Coffee BVMC-KG5-001 Single Serve Coffee Brewer Powered by Keurig Brewing Technology, Black: Kitchen & Dining Amazon.com: Keurig B70 Platinum Brewing System: Kitchen & Dining
January 9, 201313 yr Well the reservoir size wouldn't figure too much into my decision if I were making it, but the dispensing sizes definitely would: BVMC-KG5-001 only offers 6 and 10 ounce brews; B70 Platinum offers 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 ounce brews. Other than that, it'd be all about physical size for the coffee maker, in my book.
January 9, 201313 yr Author Well the reservoir size wouldn't figure too much into my decision if I were making it, but the dispensing sizes definitely would: BVMC-KG5-001 only offers 6 and 10 ounce brews; B70 Platinum offers 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 ounce brews. Other than that, it'd be all about physical size for the coffee maker, in my book.Do you think 6 and 10oz wouldn't be enough option?
January 9, 201313 yr Do you think 6 and 10oz wouldn't be enough option? I mean, I could make it work, for sure. I just personally think I'd spring for the bigger one.
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