Keurig's new K-Rounds coffee pods are plastic-free and could finally make single-serve coffee-making sustainable
Keurig's new K-Rounds coffee pods are plastic-free and could finally make single-serve coffee-making sustainable
K-Rounds are virtually nothing but coffee
This is quite exciting in that it removes plastic waste. I see no reason why different companies can't make different shape ones to maintain their lock-in. I expect a knock-off market to pop-up, but that exists with plastic pods too. It's a step in the right direction at least.
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Noone else is using Senseo dosettes ?
I think I've only seen these in France, which is crazy because it's such a simple and elegant solution to this "problem".
Senseo is everywhere in the EU. Personally, I rank it below homemade filter coffee though.
You can also order ESE pods straight from the region of Naples, Italy, they're pretty good.
I've seen these in hotels in Canada, but it was for use with a standard 4-cup machine
Also known as ESE pods and available for order from Amazon, and coffee specialty sites!
3rd party Senseo pads are a godsend; good easy fast coffee with a paper filtered coffee pad that just decomposes. I'm sad that it didn't work out over Keurig.
I like Carte noir, but their shape is not perfect for my machine.
What are those?
Basically, a single dose of coffee, wrapped, and sealed in traditional coffee filter material, which is inserted into the machine,can be thrown in to the compost.
So I'm learning that the Keurig isn't even innovative. Shame!