Today's single serve brewing market is exciting. Consumers are offered a continuous flow of better and more versatile products to enhance their single serve coffee experience. Once you buy your Single Serve Coffee Maker, the floodgates open to mass amounts of coffee flavors, water filters, extra reservoirs and other goodies that can greatly enhance and simplify your coffee experience. Keurig Single Serve Coffee Makers are no exception to this consumer experience!
Many consumers like to call themselves "coffee snobs," meaning that they only purchase certain beans, grinds, and blends. Other consumers are dedicated to the green economy, meaning they only buy Fair Trade coffee that benefits small working communities. A common misperception is that customers must use very specific coffee when they buy a single serve brewer. That rumor is false, but only with certain brands. When you own a Keurig Single-Cup Coffee Brewer, you don't have give up your favorite coffee! Keurig created an accessory called the "My K-Cup", which allows you to load ground coffee into a filter holder which loads just like any other K-Cup. Just remember that the "My K-Cup" fits into every Keurig Coffee Maker except the B-155 and their other commercial brewers.
When you have great coffee, a quick way to ruin a good cup is with bad water. Keurig Single-Serving Coffee Brewers are renowned for their quality brew, but the same mechanism that creates such good coffee also makes their brewers susceptible to scaling and mineral deposits. An essential accessory for any Keurig Brewer is the Keurig water filter kit. To use this kit, all you need to do is insert it into your water reservoir and every drop will flow through an enhanced mesh and charcoal filter. Be forewarned, if you have a Keurig model from before August 2007 (such as the B70), this kit won't fit into your water reservoir.
While Keurig Single-Serving Coffee Makers are fast and efficient, each cup of coffee requires a separate K-Cup. If you're an avid coffee drinker, you'll quickly build up your Keurig K-Cup collection. Our favorite way to display our K-Cups and keep them handy is with the Keurig K-Cup Carousel. There are other wire racks that can display K-Cups, but they feel too commercial for most consumers' kitchens (though they are great for offices and businesses). The K-Cup Carousel is a specially designed Lazy Susan that spins so you can view different varieties you have available while maintaining a very cozy appeal.
Finally, one of our favorite accessories is for the Keurig B60 Brewing System. The B60 Brewing System has an extra large water reservoir that can replace the standard water reservoir. The extra large version holds a whopping 73 ounces of water, which can make 12 standard size cups of coffee! This extra large reservoir almost doubles the standard 48 ounces that the B60 holds. Best of all, this extra large reservoir doesn't sacrifice the small size of the Keurig B60 Coffee Maker. You can still save space with the small B60 model and have lots of water ready to brew.
As more Keurig models come out, watch out for more Keurig Accessories for your brewing system. Keurig single serve coffee brewers last a long time. Accessories continue to come out even years after you purchased your brewer.
Many consumers like to call themselves "coffee snobs," meaning that they only purchase certain beans, grinds, and blends. Other consumers are dedicated to the green economy, meaning they only buy Fair Trade coffee that benefits small working communities. A common misperception is that customers must use very specific coffee when they buy a single serve brewer. That rumor is false, but only with certain brands. When you own a Keurig Single-Cup Coffee Brewer, you don't have give up your favorite coffee! Keurig created an accessory called the "My K-Cup", which allows you to load ground coffee into a filter holder which loads just like any other K-Cup. Just remember that the "My K-Cup" fits into every Keurig Coffee Maker except the B-155 and their other commercial brewers.
When you have great coffee, a quick way to ruin a good cup is with bad water. Keurig Single-Serving Coffee Brewers are renowned for their quality brew, but the same mechanism that creates such good coffee also makes their brewers susceptible to scaling and mineral deposits. An essential accessory for any Keurig Brewer is the Keurig water filter kit. To use this kit, all you need to do is insert it into your water reservoir and every drop will flow through an enhanced mesh and charcoal filter. Be forewarned, if you have a Keurig model from before August 2007 (such as the B70), this kit won't fit into your water reservoir.
While Keurig Single-Serving Coffee Makers are fast and efficient, each cup of coffee requires a separate K-Cup. If you're an avid coffee drinker, you'll quickly build up your Keurig K-Cup collection. Our favorite way to display our K-Cups and keep them handy is with the Keurig K-Cup Carousel. There are other wire racks that can display K-Cups, but they feel too commercial for most consumers' kitchens (though they are great for offices and businesses). The K-Cup Carousel is a specially designed Lazy Susan that spins so you can view different varieties you have available while maintaining a very cozy appeal.
Finally, one of our favorite accessories is for the Keurig B60 Brewing System. The B60 Brewing System has an extra large water reservoir that can replace the standard water reservoir. The extra large version holds a whopping 73 ounces of water, which can make 12 standard size cups of coffee! This extra large reservoir almost doubles the standard 48 ounces that the B60 holds. Best of all, this extra large reservoir doesn't sacrifice the small size of the Keurig B60 Coffee Maker. You can still save space with the small B60 model and have lots of water ready to brew.
As more Keurig models come out, watch out for more Keurig Accessories for your brewing system. Keurig single serve coffee brewers last a long time. Accessories continue to come out even years after you purchased your brewer.
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