K-Cup inventor regrets creating non-recyclable Keurig coffee pod

John Sylvan may have invented the K-Cup -- the ubiquitous single-serve plastic coffee pod -- but that doesn't mean he uses it or the proprietary brewers produced by Keurig required to serve them at home.
John Sylvan may have invented the K-Cup -- the ubiquitous single-serve plastic coffee pod -- but that doesn't mean he uses it or the proprietary brewers produced by Keurig required to serve them at home.

Keurig's own inventor not a fan of K-Cups - CNET

Club Coffee creates compostable pod that can go in green bin

Why do people use individual plastic coffee pods when it is so bad for the environment? - Quora

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Keurig coffee machines must've been made by the fucking devil, the big pile of plastic waste on the right contains about the same volume of coffee as the (reused) container on the

Keurig Finally Introduces Recyclable K-Cups - SlashGear

Hamburg becomes the first city to reject single-use coffee pods

Keurig sensor blocks your brew unless it's K-cup compatible, aka has scannable foil. Slap on an old foil to a 3rd party cup and suddenly no issue. : r/assholedesign

Is it environmental unfriendly to use coffee pods? - Quora

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