In article >,
"Ed Pawlowski" > wrote:

> Thought about one, but declined. In our house we drink one cup of tea and
> two to four cups of coffee a day. Typical cost for the K pods is 55¢ a cup.
> Right now we have the best teas I can find and excellent coffee for about
> $15 a month. That would jump to about $50 to $60 a month. I just can't see
> spending $100 or more to buy a machine that will increase my other costs by
> $50 or so. That $50 can buy a lot of other ingredients or a dinner out.
> Depends on your priorities.

It's been ordered, received, and being used today. An enthusiastic
report has been received. :-) Thanks, Ed. My sense, based on the
report, is that there will be less waste with the Keurig than with a
more traditional pot. He's happy, I'm happy.

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