Single Serve Coffee.com Roundup for June

Check out podhead.com. I've tried a bunch of different brands, but podhead are still the best pod's I've tried, and their shipping was cheap. But they are a bit on the expensive side. JavaOne come in second. Baronet Costa Rican & Guatemalan are real good, but I didn't care for their Izzys blend at all, needed two pods for a decent cup. I think betterpods are next on the agenda, after I finish my coolbeans sampler box (some varieties have a wierd aftertaste). Thanks for the heads up Jay!
Posted by: Andy J. at July 8, 2005 1:53 AM

I think you posted the right place. Feel free to leave comments where you find them needed. There are a ton of reviews in the coffee pod section as well as the single serve machine sections. Thanks for sending in your thoughts.
Posted by: Jay Brewer at July 7, 2005 7:50 AM

Great site with excellent reviews. I've been to a bunch of websites looking for 10gram plus pods and most of them charge about the same amount for shipping as they do for a box of ~15 pods (unless you purchase a large quanity). Does anyone know of a retail store that sells 10 gram plus pods (preferrably Hazelnut)? I'm debating between keeping my Keurig B50 or my Bunn MyCafe and don't want to order in quantity until I know I like the product. I love the Keurig, but it takes two K-cups to fill my 12oz morning coffee mug. Thats ~$0.75 per cup which is more than I am intersted in paying if I can get a good cup out of the Bunn. The 7 gram pods that I have tried are too weak, but think 10 grams will probably do the job. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Chris P.S. Sorry if I posted this in the wrong area, I wasn't sure where to post.
Posted by: Chris at July 6, 2005 11:48 PM

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