CROWDFUNDING NEWS – The one thing that has stopped me from buying a Keurig is the cost of the pods.  While they are convenient, they are ridiculously expensive compared to grinding my own coffee and using a drip coffee maker.  What if I could have my cake and eat it, too?  That’s what the Podmkr, a Kickstarter campaign that’s already funded, is trying to do.  It’s a small coffee grinder that puts the grinds directly into a small pod, which I can use in a Keurig.  Huh!  That might just be enough to make me finally buy a Keurig.  You can learn more on their Kickstarter page.

Just buy reusable filters, grind your own and you don’t have to spend $$ on what you can do with your hands! (unless they’ve fallen off after your 666th 91-divoc “shot”) 🙄

Ok then tell me why all the disposable filters in the market aren’t actually designed to work like an actual k cup,? The small hole on the bottom of a disposable k cup is there to create pressure and increase the waters contact time with the grounds. Most filters for keyring just have a giant open hole which minimises the contact time of the water with the grounds resulting in a crappy cup I’d coffee

I can already do that with any of my three coffee grinders and after market reusable K-cups. Keurig coffee just is not that good. I prefer my French press and cup drip coffee options

Bob, can you please provide a link to one of your coffee grinders that can already do what the Podmkr will do? I’d like to see that. Thanks.

It’s totally a puzzle to me that anybody finds the taste of drip coffee acceptable Kurig or filter. Taste like cigarette soup to me.

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Don't subscribeAllReplies to my comments Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting.

This site is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. The contents are the views and opinions of the author(s) and/or associates. All products and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Reproduction in whole or in part, in any form or medium, without express written permission of The Gadgeteer,  is prohibited. All content and graphical elements are Copyright © 1997 - 2022 Julie Strietelmeier and The Gadgeteer.  All rights reserved.