Madly in Love

I mentioned before that we were sent the new Keurig 2.0 from Influenster for review purposes.  It's pretty cool and you can read my review here.

Because the individual cups are perceived to be really expensive Engineer set out to see just how much a cup of coffee costs in a Keurig vs. a traditional coffee pot.

He brought out the kitchen scale to weigh how much coffee we use per cup per pot.
And by using the average price of premium coffee, he determined how much we would spend daily per pot and per cup and compared that to the cost of K-Cups.

I'm just along for the ride folks.  Because quite frankly, regardless of what his research uncovered, both a traditional percolator and a single cup maker:

a.  is less expensive than going out for coffee
b.  doesn't require me to change out of my pajamas to get java in my belly
and most importantly
c.  I still get to drink coffee.

1-4-3 EM and appreciate how thorough you are in your nerdiness!