Keurig settles lawsuits regarding the recyclability of K-Cups.
K-Cups/Keurig brewers: alternatives
K-Cups still can’t be recycled. Same old, same old.
Revised on January 15, 2022Calculating the high cost of K-Cups, pods, and other pre-packaged single-serve coffee.
Revised on December 31, 2020A table that summarizes the popular products currently on the market which are reusable alternatives to K-Cups which allow for the use of a consumer’s own coffee that are compatible with many of the original Keurig brewers.
Revised on January 15, 2022The JavaJig is so simple, easy to use, and easy to clean that you immediately wonder why someone else didn’t immediately come up with this design.
Revised on December 21, 2020Well-established fact: K-Cups are wasteful, and are difficult to and usually are not recycled. While there are many alternatives to them if you must use a Keurig brewer, some people […]
Revised on November 14, 2019Key patents on K-Cups, the single portion packs used in Keurig brewers, are expiring this year. Rather than lose market share to the competition, Keurig is countering by coming out […]
Revised on November 14, 2019A closer look at a new program to recover K-Cups.
Revised on January 7, 2022A new contender in the alternative-to-K-Cups game.
Revised on December 21, 2020Solofill refillable filters for Keurig single cup brewers eliminate the waste of K-Cups, improve upon previous alternatives to K-Cups, and have gotten excellent reviews from coffee lovers.
Revised on December 21, 2020Keurig and other single-use coffee providers are still tackling the issue of waste, and K-Cups still come out as the most eco-conscious choice.
Revised on January 7, 2022Another product that allows you to re-use K-Cups with your own ground coffee: the My-Kap.
Revised on December 31, 2020A detailed review of the My K-Cup resusable filter basket for Keurig brewers.
Revised on November 14, 2019Detailed directions on how to refill used K-Cups yourself.
Revised on January 7, 2022
