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I Brewed Coffee Using Lavazza's Groundbreaking Plastic-Free Pods. Here's How It Went - CNET (opens the original)
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Over the years, I’ve tested many single-serve pod coffee makers. I understand the appeal: a cup of joe, snugly delivered in a self-contained capsule, with a simple press of a button. No grinding, no tamping, no mess. It’s a perfect setup for fuss-free mornings and shared public spaces. Yet, regardless of the brand, the pod waste has always bothered me. A cup of coffee alone requires an astounding amount of environmental resources. Encase it in plastic, and the footprint worsens, with pods’ recyc
I Brewed Coffee Using Lavazza's Groundbreaking Plastic-Free Pods. Here's How It Went - CNET (opens the original)
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Over the years, I’ve tested many single-serve pod coffee makers. I understand the appeal: a cup of joe, snugly delivered in a self-contained capsule, with a simple press of a button. No grinding, no tamping, no mess. It’s a perfect setup for fuss-free mornings and shared public spaces. Yet, regardless of the brand, the pod waste has always bothered me. A cup of coffee alone requires an astounding amount of environmental resources. Encase it in plastic, and the footprint worsens, with pods’ recyc
There's a Simple Reason Your Latte Foam Stinks. This $10 Tool Is the Fix - CNET (opens the original)
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As an engineering and math student, the technical side of coffee-making always appealed to me as much as the part where I get to drink it. I’ve become quite adept at pulling the perfect shot of espresso and executing a meticulous pour-over setup, even deep in the wilderness. Latte art is another story. More often than not, I’d undo a carefully pulled shot with over-steamed milk, topping it off with a shapeless splash of dairy instead of the pluff of semifirm foam I was after. After enough failed
I Tested New Keurig Milk Pods for Instant Frothy Lattes - CNET (opens the original)
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I’d wager most American coffee-drinkers have sampled a Keurig brew. If you don’t already own one of the single-serve coffee makers, perhaps your aunt shared a cup during the holidays, or there’s one in the office break room. Intuitive to use, easy to maintain and long-lasting, the appliance offers terrific practicality. Simply pop in a pre-bought coffee pod, hit a button and watch a cup pour out. Courtesy of The Milk Pod, such easy extraction now extends to dairy, too. Compatible with Keurig bre
This $35 Coffee Maker Fits in My Pocket and Comes on All My Camping Trips - CNET (opens the original)
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Brewing coffee while camping presents a unique set of challenges. On more occasions than I care to admit, I’ve spilled a freshly made coffee thanks to an unsteady camping table or stone underfoot. But a rigorous day of outdoor adventuring calls for caffeine — full stop. As a professional coffee writer, I demand something more elevated than packets of instant crystals. Having used several portable brewers, I finally landed on one that ticks the most boxes: The MiiR Pourigami. Once assembled, the
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