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Be Kind, this is my first deal. Costco had the b70/77 with 72 kcups and a my k-cup. for 139.99 or online for 149.99 with FREE shipping..

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11488453&search...


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Thanks for posting.
The Keurig makes great coffee.
And so many options for coffee brand and flavors

Still, for some reason or other I like the coffee from
the much less-expensive Senseo machine better.


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Looks like a great deal. If I hadn't picked up a B60 during the eBay CashBack deal around Christmas (I think it was around $75), I'd be all over this. Have tried both Keurig and Senseo and much prefer the Keurig...may just be the variety of coffees available...who knows.


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The nice thing about this over the b60, is a larger cup size and water res... I've tried the senseo and like the keurig variety better.. to each there own


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teachin98 said:The nice thing about this over the b60, is a larger cup size and water res... I've tried the senseo and like the keurig variety better.. to each there own

Good deal on this machine. I have it and love it. I agree the larger water reservoir is nice, but I never use the larger cup size since it it way too weak, even with the bold K-cups.


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I have this model. Makes great coffee. Thanks for sharing the deal


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I usually use 2 k-cups to get a stronger flavor


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acls said:teachin98 said:The nice thing about this over the b60, is a larger cup size and water res... I've tried the senseo and like the keurig variety better.. to each there own

Good deal on this machine. I have it and love it. I agree the larger water reservoir is nice, but I never use the larger cup size since it it way too weak, even with the bold K-cups.

Thats the problem with all these single serve machines. When they say cup, they really mean a true 4 to 6oz cup, even though your typical actual coffee mug is like 8oz. I picked up a high dollar Bunn pod maker a few years ago since I only drink a cup or 2 maybe 2 or 3x a week at home. After a few weeks I ended up putting it away and pulling the standard ole 4cup drip maker back out. Much less hassle for real size cups of coffee and much cheaper.

I've had these Keurig Kcup machines every now and then in hotel rooms and used them. Same with them. Too small...too weak if you try to make a real cup with 1 K-cup, too much hassle for 2 K-cups to get 1 real cup of coffee. I do like them better then the Bunn pod machine though.


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Thanks! Deal is still good. I'm going to pick one up for us since I just shattered our coffee pot.


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gakimmie said:Thanks! Deal is still good. I'm going to pick one up for us since I just shattered our coffee pot.

I strongly suggest that you try some single serve coffee before you switch from drip/french press or other brew methods. The flavor is very different. Some folks love it, especially if they like the multiple options for flavored coffees.

I am not one of those people. I have owned 2 different single serve machines and both were sold off within a month because I was so dissappointed with the flavor. You may really like it...but it is not the same.


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