[Electronics-Talk] K cup brewer wanted that is totally accessible!

[Tina Sohl]

They're coming out with more and more of them that can be recycled and
they told me that  in 2 years they want all cups recyclable

On 1/7/18, Pamela Dominguez via Electronics-Talk
<electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> I've never had to do that, and I don't drink black coffee.  I put milk in
> it.  So if the coffee was only warm, putting milk in it would make it cold,
>
> which it does not.  Pam.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom Blume via Electronics-Talk
> Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2018 7:46 PM
> To: Discussion of accessible home electronics and appliances
> Cc: Tom Blume
> Subject: Re: [Electronics-Talk] K cup brewer wanted that is totally
> accessible!
>
> Hi Everyone,
> The K cup machine is fast and easy!
> I had a large Coffee Shop with the NJBEP and I sold lots of Coffee.
> The best tasting coffee must be brewed at 205 and 210 degree water, pour
> over the Coffee bean very slowly and should remain with the bean for awhile
> to get all of the flavor from the beans.
> I do not have a K cup machine and I will never get one.
> Everyone tells me that the coffee is warm and they must put there cup into
> their Microwave oven.
> Remember the K cup is only one ounce and you can not expect to get 6, 8, 10
> ounces of strong or tasty coffee.
> Since the K cups are only one ounce and they cost around 75 cents to $1.00
> each and sometimes you can get them at a lower price.
> You are paying around $16.00 per pound for your easy and fast way of making
> coffee.
> I have a Black and Decker single cup machine for over 5 years and it only
> cost around $20.00 and there are simular single cup machines at a lower
> price and they will brew a cup of coffee within 3 minutes and it will be
> hot
> and good.
> They have reusable  filters and will make a 14 to 16 ounce cup of good hot
> coffee.
> I also have a electric perkerlator for the weekend to make a larger amount
> of coffee.
> You can buy coffee at around $3.00 and higher and you can put more coffee
> in
> the filter to make a stronger cup of coffee and the clean up is very easy.
> These are just some of my reasons I will not pay $80.00 or more for a K cup
> machine and the price of the coffee.
> The K cup that you fill with your favorite beans is small and is hard to
> clean out of all of the grines.
> Therefore if you add up all of the time in cleaning and scrubbin the K cup
> reusable filter and the cost of the K cups it will cost more then if you
> went to the corner Coffee Shop.
> From, Tom
>        God is the one who clasps your hand as you move from one place to
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> you, and will hold out His hand for you to cling to. Susan Miller
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>
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