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Your coffee brewer is the first thing you see in the morning. And, it creates the aesthetic for your entire kitchen. Black is depressing and gray is blah. You need fun, more energizing vibes! 

Good news, the trend in coffee makers is color. Pink is definitely the new black when it comes to Keurig® brewers. Pink isn't your thing? Don't worry, there is an entire rainbow from which to choose.

In this article, we will share the most popular Keurig® colors. Plus, we will show you how to update your existing Keurig® coffee maker for less than $20!

“There are so many K-Cup® pods, I don’t know which ones to pick!” You can say that again. Keurig® Green Mountain alone produces hundreds of different varieties. Plus, new roasters are entering the scene every day.

Picking the best tasting K-Cup® pod is less stressful if you ask for recommendations. All you need to know is what category of coffee you like best. And then, seek experienced Keurig® users–like us.

We have compiled lists of all the best K-Cup® coffees in eight specific groups. Our choices come from sales data, customer reviews, and our own taste tests. In this post, we will help you select a coffee that you will love!

There is so much chatter about K-Cup® coffee that tea drinkers often feel ignored. Or may not even know tea pods for Keurig® brewers exist.

Much less, which ones are the best.

We hear you and promise to do better. The good news is, there are very high quality, artisan companies producing tea in pods. Twinings and Celestial Seasoning are our favorites!

In this article, we will teach you all about K-Cup® teas. Including, which ones are best and how to make tea with your Keurig® brewer. Plus, you will learn a secret trick to reuse your K-Cup® tea pods!

Like you, we were once intimidated by K-Cup® dark roast coffees. We clung to our breakfast blends and french vanilla’s because that dark stuff is only for millennial hipsters. 

Until we took our sip of a gourmet French roast or Italian blend. When we took time to explore dark roast pods, we fell in love, and think you will too.

In this article, we will teach you all about dark roast coffee K-Cup® pods. By the end, you will know what dark roast means, the taste, health benefits, and more. Plus, we will share our ten favorites! 

What Does Dark Roast Coffee Mean

Coffee that has roasted deeply is labeled dark. Dark roast beans are exposed to more heat for a longer time than their light or medium cousins. The result is a blackish brown, shiny appearance. This process causes different characteristics to emerge in terms of density, caffeine level, flavor, and body.

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Some might joke that “good” and “decaf coffee” do not belong in the same sentence. Satire aside, we can agree that it is difficult to find a satisfying cup of decaf coffee for your Keurig® brewer.

To be clear, it is difficult but not impossible. There are plenty of gourmet roasters who are producing stellar quality beans. Beans that maintain their brilliance through the decaffeination process.

In the article, we will help you find the best decaf K-Cup® coffee from world-renowned suppliers. After this, you will have ten amazing varieties of good decaf coffee from which to choose.