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RetuenOfDevsman 03/13/24 2:29:22 PM #1: |
Keurig vs Flavia
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hereforemnant 03/13/24 2:30:11 PM #2: |
What the fuck is Flavia? Is it the Pepsi to Keurig's Coke? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Compsognathus 03/13/24 2:32:30 PM #3: |
None of the above, coffee pod machines are terrible for the environment.
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hereforemnant 03/13/24 2:33:35 PM #4: |
Compsognathus posted... None of the above, coffee pod machines are terrible for the environment.You're supposed to use ground coffee, then use a reusable cup that you just compost the grounds you've used, then rinse & reuse. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Were_Wyrm 03/13/24 2:34:54 PM #5: |
Never heard of Flavia, but what the fuck at least with Keurig you can buy reusable pods.
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RetuenOfDevsman 03/13/24 2:39:34 PM #6: |
hereforemnant posted... What the fuck is Flavia? Is it the Pepsi to Keurig's Coke?More or less. The system is different, though. You have these baggies instead of little disposable drip filters. It doesn't have any third party packets, but some of the machines will do lattes and stuff. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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LeCh0nk 03/13/24 2:59:44 PM #7: |
hereforemnant posted...
You're supposed to use ground coffee, then use a reusable cup that you just compost the grounds you've used, then rinse & reuse.So a coffee maker? --- @('_')@ ... Copied to Clipboard!
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hereforemnant 03/13/24 4:42:59 PM #8: |
LeCh0nk posted... So a coffee maker?You don't need filters or paper though for a reusable Keurig cup, so technically it's even more environmentally friendly than a traditional coffee maker. I use two little purple cups that I just put grounds in & nothing else, dump that in compost, basically no waste. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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