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In response to "the 2.0 is going to make the marketing textbooks -- (edited)" by ML

Seriously. It's also a terribly wasteful product with those cups. Is coffee so hard or tedious to make?

Posted by Krusty (aka krustylu) Feb 4 '16, 11:31

I'm not cheering their downfall but I sure as hell won't be sad to see them go. The environment is better off without them.

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Also, have a look at the bottom of that article. The pods may be wasteful, but they use a lot less coffee than drip machines (and probably every other - Roger More Feb 4, 11:56
There are places (the workplace, hotels, etc) where it's better for the user to make it quickly. -- nm - Roger More Feb 4, 11:51
You can buy a reusable pod and make coffee that way. I just bought one and I love it. -- nm - kelly Feb 4, 11:50 3
- the reusable is all we ever used. i drink decaf, dave drinks regular. for us it makes sense (vs two pots of coffee.) -- nm* - Andie Feb 4, 11:52 2
  - We have a few boxes of kcups left for stuff like cider and hot chocolate (got them on sale). Once those are gone, no more kcups. -- nm - kelly Feb 4, 11:56 1
    - I don't get the soup and hot chocolate ones. You...just add hot water. -- nm - JaxSean Feb 4, 11:58

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