Why is keurig water green? Algae inside your coffee maker water reservoir If it does, then you have some mold or more likely, algae buildup. You may even see, if you look closely and hold it up to the daylight (as we did), a slight greenish tint. That is for sure some type of algae … Read more
Collapsing coffee filters can put a damper on your day–especially if loose coffee grounds keep getting in your fresh cup of joe. Why do filters collapse in the first place? Basically, if the coffee maker‘s hot water supply doesn’t drip into the center of the filter, one side of the paper will get really wet … Read more
Keurig now sells machines that are able to use loose coffee grounds You then brew them using a metallic mesh filter that can be used over and over again without producing any waste. Are Keurigs eco-friendly? Keurig has long come under fire for its coffee-delivery system, which produces a considerable amount of waste that is … Read more
To some extent, the right coffee beans to choose for cold brew will depend on how you plan use it. A typical espresso blend can work ok if you’re planning to add milk to the finished product However, something roasted lighter, like a filter roast or a light espresso roast, is usually better for serving … Read more