Is this to much?

Yes. It not only doesn't taste the same as regular coffee, but the machines are way overpriced.

What happens is, there are only a small amount of grinds that are absorbed into the water for the coffee. And there isn't the same water and coffee mixing tehcnology in a coffee maker, which makes the coffee in coffee taste much better.

And besides this, they cost like 200 dollars. A rip off as it is, you can easily get a coffee maker in a place like Target for $20 dollars, or even $10 dollars for a smaller one, for better tasting coffee than Keurig.

I hope I helped!

Max

Yes. terrible for the environment.

In 2013, Keurig Green Mountain produced 8.3 billion K-Cups — enough to circle the Earth 10.5 times.

And they are not economical.

get a single pour coffee maker like the Melitta, and a gold cone filter. you will start off with a savings of almost $100 and continue saving money forever.