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	<title>Comments on: After making many espresso makers, they decided to go singles&#0133;</title>
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		<title>By: swag</title>
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		<description>These single cup machines are a step forward in convenience, but they&#039;re completely backwards in quality and environmental waste.

That to actually use freshly ground coffee, one has to resort to making their own &quot;ghetto pods&quot; is ludicrous. The ink jet printer world should not be informing coffee equipment makers how to roll out new formats.

As a result, we have stale beans that have been pre-ground for weeks prior to brewing. And you can say &quot;vacuum seal&quot; all you want, but Sanka and Yuban have been doing exactly that on their cans of the cheap stuff for decades. No improvement there.

And what&#039;s with some of these single cups? A &quot;ristretto&quot; as a flavor rather than as a serving format or size? How cynical is that? Because these brewers don&#039;t allow you to adjust your shots, they turn these bothersome issues into faux &quot;flavors&quot;?

Then all the additional packaging and processing that goes into individually sealed coffee doses. You&#039;d think these machines were designed in the burn-every-forest-down 1950s, not the supposedly eco-conscious 21st century.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>These single cup machines are a step forward in convenience, but they&#8217;re completely backwards in quality and environmental waste.</p>
<p>That to actually use freshly ground coffee, one has to resort to making their own &#8220;ghetto pods&#8221; is ludicrous. The ink jet printer world should not be informing coffee equipment makers how to roll out new formats.</p>
<p>As a result, we have stale beans that have been pre-ground for weeks prior to brewing. And you can say &#8220;vacuum seal&#8221; all you want, but Sanka and Yuban have been doing exactly that on their cans of the cheap stuff for decades. No improvement there.</p>
<p>And what&#8217;s with some of these single cups? A &#8220;ristretto&#8221; as a flavor rather than as a serving format or size? How cynical is that? Because these brewers don&#8217;t allow you to adjust your shots, they turn these bothersome issues into faux &#8220;flavors&#8221;?</p>
<p>Then all the additional packaging and processing that goes into individually sealed coffee doses. You&#8217;d think these machines were designed in the burn-every-forest-down 1950s, not the supposedly eco-conscious 21st century.</p>
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