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| Keurigs are good if you like a lot of different specialty coffees or have company that does. For morning octane they're an expensive way to drink coffee. I usually have 2-3 big mugs in the morning and that'd probably take 5 k-cups to equal. I can get a BIG tin of coffee for my B&D for the price of three days of Keurig coffee. My wife loves it, but she likes lots of different flavoured coffees and usually only has one, maybe 2 k-cups a day. Oh yeah, we've got one of those filter adapters so you can use regular coffee in your Keurig, but it's too friggy for days when you want a few big coffees with little time spent around the house. One cup is ok, but then rinsing the filter and refilling and running the Keurig over and over again for another few 8oz snifters of coffee is too much hassle. We like the Keurig, but have two coffee pots sitting side-by-side.
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