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On "America's Test Kitchen" they did a thing on coffemakers, and said that you have to use the pods for that particular brand of coffemaker, because they don't fit in each others' systems.
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Was looking at them on the 'net. Can you only use each pod once? That could get expensive. I think I would try to use mine twice -- even if it meant a much weaker second cup...
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Pod coffee makers make terrible coffee, Farmgirl; I wouldn't invest in one. It's because the coffee is ground so far in advance and sitting in the pod for so long, it gets stale and tastes like crap.
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I'd skip the pod coffe and buy a travel press mug from Starbucks. They make pretty good coffee on the go.
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I got a pod coffee maker a while ago. It's a lot easier to make coffee with than a regular coffee maker, in my opinion. Plus I don't end up wasting a lot of coffee like with a regular coffee maker. I didn't notice that the coffee tasted worse than from a regular coffee maker. In fact, it tasted better than the few times I've made coffee in the regular coffee maker we have. I haven't had any problems with different brands of pods not fitting my coffee maker, but sometimes two pods don't fit in even though they're supposed to. Last time I tried two pods the lid didn't close completely and hot water started spraying out halfway through making the coffee.
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