Coffee is without a doubt one of the best simple pleasures in life. Perhaps only second to a hot shower or binging a great show on Netflix. It is well worth any cost but, I am sure you have all asked, " Where is the best place to get cheap K-Cup® pods?" I would add, without sacrificing quality. After all, life is far too short for bad coffee and with a little know-how and online savvy, gourmet coffee pods can fit any budget. 

After ten years in the industry, we have found the best place to get a good deal on Keurig® brewers and coffee is through online distributors. There are a variety of reasons that all add up to time and money saved.

Hosting family and friends for the holidays can be stressful, to say the least. Whether they are visiting for a few hours or a few days, the experience may leave you looking at Canadian real estate. You have already heard all of the cliche advice, live in the moment, appreciate the time you have with the loved ones, blah, blah, and more blah.

No matter how true the cliches are at the core, they are hard to follow and may leave you feeling guilty about the natural tension that occurs with holiday guests. What you need my friend is tangible advice, and to that end, I would like to offer three words: keep it simple. You do not need to wow your visitors with extravagant holiday decor nor do you need to do everything yourself.

Save the coffee grounds the next time you use your Keurig® brewer to treat yourself a fresh cup of coffee! The benefits of coffee don't stop with the beverage. Leftover coffee grounds surprisingly have many applicable uses at home. For example, used coffee grounds could make a great repellent against pests like slugs and fleas. It could also be used to get rid of common household odor found in appliances such as refrigerators. The following infographic outlines ten great uses of coffee grounds at home. You can learn more about each use by reading the coffee grounds article by Organic Lesson.

Nothing screams class like gold. The egyptians knew it and for pete's sake who is more classy than King Tut or Nefertiti? They so valued the stuff that they took it to their grave! Celebrities are adorned in it and Al Capone drenched his private speak easy in it...(for real, the top of a building covered in gold leaf in Chicago). Alas, we are not King Tut or Al Capone or even the least bit rich and famous. But, that doesnt mean we can't add a little touch of gold here and there in classy ways.