You're right, the Keurig is not cost efficient but since I'm the only one who drinks coffee regularly in our house, I like not making a whole pot just for me. By the way, I would LOVE to have a cappucino maker! I may look into that soon!
Lately I have been buying Great Value brand, in the big metal tin for 6.00. Tons of coffee and I get a grease can out of the deal. I drink 1-2 cups a day, Hubby drinks more if I let him.
I haven't done this yet but plan to--in the documentation that came with the Keruig along with the warranty card there was a blurb about going to their website and buying two packs of K cups and getting 2 free. I did look and plan to do it. We also bought the little converter that has a coffee filter in it so we can use regular coffee. Works good for us.
