http://anicecuppa.net/2006/11/18/diy-coffee-pods/ Get Your Buzz On Here Sat, 11 Oct 2008 09:27:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 http://anicecuppa.net/2006/11/18/diy-coffee-pods/#comment-1479 Fri, 24 Nov 2006 04:32:51 +0000 http://anicecuppa.net/2006/11/18/diy-coffee-pods/#comment-1479 You bring up a good point about all the extra garbage the store-bought pods creates. The DIY pods would surely eliminate much of that. I'm still not sure the pods would be worth it for me. Afterall, you're either paying more money or you're taking up time making the pods, and most likely you were trying to save time by using the pods, so isn't your initial intent defeated? You bring up a good point about all the extra garbage the store-bought pods creates. The DIY pods would surely eliminate much of that. I’m still not sure the pods would be worth it for me. Afterall, you’re either paying more money or you’re taking up time making the pods, and most likely you were trying to save time by using the pods, so isn’t your initial intent defeated?

]]> http://anicecuppa.net/2006/11/18/diy-coffee-pods/#comment-1263 Sun, 19 Nov 2006 07:41:58 +0000 http://anicecuppa.net/2006/11/18/diy-coffee-pods/#comment-1263 The coffee pods are a perfect example of extreme overpackaging for minimal convenience. Maybe the "do-it-yourself" pods are environmentally friendly, but the normal ones create a lot of garbage. If you buy a classic two-cup espresso maker, you can make individual cups without having any pods at all. The coffee pods are a perfect example of extreme overpackaging for minimal convenience. Maybe the “do-it-yourself” pods are environmentally friendly, but the normal ones create a lot of garbage. If you buy a classic two-cup espresso maker, you can make individual cups without having any pods at all.

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