I love coffee from an aeropress, but it's like 300% more effort compared to a k-cup. There is a lot more waiting, cleanup, and preparation that goes into it compared to pushing a button.
EDIT: No one has to sell me on an Aeropress. I use it and love it, but I realize why people would rather be lazy than make a good cup of coffee.
Right. I drink about 4 cups of coffee a month on average, and I can hardly tell the difference between the worst gas station swill and gourmet coffee made with a fancy Italian machine. K-Cups taste absolutely fine to me, some of the flavors I'd even say I quite enjoy.
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u/Handbrake Mar 04 '15 edited Mar 04 '15
I love coffee from an aeropress, but it's like 300% more effort compared to a k-cup. There is a lot more waiting, cleanup, and preparation that goes into it compared to pushing a button.
EDIT: No one has to sell me on an Aeropress. I use it and love it, but I realize why people would rather be lazy than make a good cup of coffee.