So I was given a used coffee maker...
 

And it takes pods... What is a pod? I have no idea.

Where do I buy them?

Re: So I was given a used coffee maker...
 

Is it one of these?
http://www.singleservecoffee.com/ima...0-%201-2-1.jpg

http://www.gadgetspeak.com/content/i...m-capsules.jpg

Re: So I was given a used coffee maker...
 

No idea actually... it was just offered to me. I don't have it in my possession yet. I think it is a Senseo something or other. It supposedly makes 2 cups at a time or something like that. I'll find out more details later on this evening I hope.

Re: So I was given a used coffee maker...
 

Pods are more like this...

http://www.penniespercup.com/images/caffee-pods.jpg
(there are also reusable ones you can buy and use your own grounds)

The other ones are considered K-Cups... :ss

Re: So I was given a used coffee maker...
 

k-cups rule

Re: So I was given a used coffee maker...
 

You can get them online, specialty markets, Bed Bath & Beyond:tu

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Target even has them too... :ss

Re: So I was given a used coffee maker...
 

I'd toss the thing in the trash.

With pods, you don't know what the beans are, you have no idea when they were roasted and you haven't a clue as to how long the pods have been sitting in a warehouse or in the store.

My point is, fresh whole bean coffee is the best, not some preground stuff that have several months of age. :2

Re: So I was given a used coffee maker...
 

A make your own pod will solve the freshness problem.

I thought this was interesting and creative:
Make your own

Or you can buy a gadget to make it for you.

It all seems like kind of a hassle. Maybe this is why it was gifted to you.;)

I can brew 2 cups in my regular coffee maker no problem and I don't have to make a diaper first.:D

My wife loves her Keurig. It's great if you only drink 1-2 cups a day, but k-cups can get expensive if you drink a lot of coffee. They make a reusable k-cup that works pretty good if you want to brew your own.