Keurig machines keep convenience in mind, complete with simple controls that are easy enough for anyone to use without ...

(If you want to go the more sustainable route, I recommend getting one of Keurig's reusable K-Cups that you can use your own grounds with, but why not just use a regular coffee machine at that point?) ...

Because while all Keurig machines take the ubiquitous K-Cups, Nespresso has two very different lines which take two very different pod styles. Making sense of Nespresso machines has never been ...

For the sake of clarity, there are two types of coffee pods: the cup style that Keurig and similar single-serve machines use, and the aluminum capsules used with Nespresso machines. K-cups ...

It can be magical popping a K-Cup into a Keurig and 30 seconds ... to fill the pod of the machine with ground coffee of your choice, rather than using the pricey K-Cups. This is also beneficial ...

(Nespresso has dome-shaped pods and Keurig uses straight-sided K-Cups, and they aren't intercompatible between brands.) The machine heats water and forces it through the pod to brew a small amount ...