but the coffee is very mediocre at best. I am used to 8 O'Clock Columbia Supremo that I ground every morning. We had a terrific Mr. Coffee maker but after a few years it's leaking from the bottom. There is no comparison between the Keurig Model 60 and almost any decent coffee maker.
I even tried the 8 O'Clock coffee in the Keurig and it was just about the same as the prepackaged coffee. The larger the cup the worse the coffee and the smaller cups make coffee that taste powdery and not very hot. I much prefer a Melita 2 or 4 cup to the Keurig. It cost me 80 cents a cup because I need two. Fresh 7-11 coffee is far superior and only a little more money. The Keurig reminds me of luke warm french press coffee, that is at the Keuring 5.5 oz level. At the larger sized it tastes like crappy cafeteria coffee.
I have nothing good to say about the Keurig other than it's great for an office where a large variety is needed and it does make a fast and easy cup of coffee. But for that large morning cup I don't want warm coffee that taste like every ounce for any favor has been extruded out of it. Grinding my own coffee, which I buy on sale at buy one get one free sales costs me 18 cents a cup. However, the money isn't the issue, the Keurig coffee doesn't do it for my wife and me. I intend to return it. Get more detail about Keurig B60 Special Edition Gourmet Single-Cup Home-Brewing System.
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