Your Keurig can do more than just pour out hot coffees; you can use it to brew teas, too. You don't even need special K-cup pods, just a tea bag is enough.

Keurig says it was wrong to force users to buy single-serving pods Coffee company will bring back “My K-Cup” reusable filter, license more outside brands.

Keurig’s 2.0 brewer has been controversial, to say the least, with its DRM-like technology that locks out third-party coffee pods.After two quarters of seeing its hardware sales decline, the ...

If you're in the market for a coffee maker that produces one cup at a time, then one brand stands out from the pack for multiple reasons, per reviewers.

There are several companies that offer reusable capsules, including Keurig, Fill ‘n’ Save and Eko-Brew. Just ensure the refillable pod fits your machine before purchasing one. Single-serve ...

Whatever our affection for pod water, the Keurig is here to stay, no ... We stuffed 14.5 grams of finely ground coffee into the reusable basket, despite warnings from Keurig that finer grinds can ...

Keurig has announced that all of its K-Cup pods will be recyclable by the end of 2020, although many are already recyclable now. Posted 2019-12-31T15:17:54+00:00 - Updated 2019-12-31T15:19:52+00:00 ...

Keurig's pod coffee may be controversial, ... It'll also be compatible with the My K-Cup Universal Reusable Coffee Filter, into which you can put your own ground coffee. The frother, ...

In what amounts to a win for the anti-DRM crowd, Keurig CEO Brian Kelley said the 23% drop in sales came from his move to prevent coffee lovers from using unofficial K-Cups in its 2.0 machines.