The AC Coffee Junkies thread.

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Hello fellow coffee enthusiasts. Hope everyone is enjoying their Memorial Day weekend and enjoying some fresh brewed motivation in a mug.
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I can't take credit for it. I found it online and cropped it down to just that part.
 

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That looks like a great way to start the day

For sure! Even if it's just Netflixing. We use our PlayStation for everything. I'm more of a Nintendo enthusiast, but I do like the PlayStation. My hushand downloaded a cat game for me and the new Spider-Man! 😁
 

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I don't see it now, but I thought there had been a discussion about reusable pods for Keurig machines. I grind beans and use this. With the paper filters, it costs more than a metal screen filter, but I don't end up with silt from the grounds in my coffee that make me gag when they hit the back of my throat. I got these at Bed, Bath, and Beyond, and you can get the filters there or at Target, for between $5-6 for 50 filters.
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re: AC Coffee Junkies thread.

I don't see it now, but I thought there had been a discussion about reusable pods for Keurig machines. I grind beans and use this. With the paper filters, it costs more than a metal screen filter, but I don't end up with silt from the grounds in my coffee that make me gag when they hit the back of my throat. I got these at Bed, Bath, and Beyond, and you can get the filters there or at Target, for between $5-6 for 50 filters.
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Those little slits happen to us, too! Thank you for the recommendation!
 

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Seems like the title change has sparked some new life into this thread. I really wish I could drink coffee again, but it doesn't like my system very well, at all. I had to stop way back in '85, while I was in the Navy. I learned the art of making Navy coffee from an old chief that taught me how to make a very perky and delicious perk. It was the rave for a couple of months, until I ended my mess cranking days.
 

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Seems like the title change has sparked some new life into this thread. I really wish I could drink coffee again, but it doesn't like my system very well, at all. I had to stop way back in '85, while I was in the Navy. I learned the art of making Navy coffee from an old chief that taught me how to make a very perky and delicious perk. It was the rave for a couple of months, until I ended my mess cranking days.

If I couldn't drink coffee, I'd...well...I don't know what I'd do.

Maybe save a ton of money each month?
 

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Anyone else on here a fan of the Keurig? I like it because our household has different coffee tastes, and the fact that our brewer has brew strengths and we have the variety of K Cups, anyone can make one and enjoy it. no real mess, no leftover coffee, perfect if you have a very hectic schedule.
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Anyone else on here a fan of the Keurig? I like it because our household has different coffee tastes, and the fact that our brewer has brew strengths and we have the variety of K Cups, anyone can make one and enjoy it. no real mess, no leftover coffee, perfect if you have a very hectic schedule.
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Between me and my 17yo we drain the 12cup pot dry.
 

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I have a Keurig for when we want a single cup, or maybe a specific roast. And a traditional slow drip that brews into a stainless steel carafe. When either one dies I am going to buy one coffee maker that has both, a full pot drip brew side and a single k-cup side.
 
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I have a Keurig for when we want a single cup, or maybe a specific roast. And a traditional slow drip that brews into a stainless steel carafe. When either one dies I am going to buy one coffee maker that has both, a full pot dip side and a single k-cup side.
That's a great plan to get that type of coffee maker to have both options available in one machine.
 

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Anyone else on here a fan of the Keurig? I like it because our household has different coffee tastes, and the fact that our brewer has brew strengths and we have the variety of K Cups, anyone can make one and enjoy it. no real mess, no leftover coffee, perfect if you have a very hectic schedule.
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Which is the strongest of those coffees?
 

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