What is the “big idea” about single serve coffee maker? Why can’t I get a filter drip coffee maker, a espresso maker or even an under cabinet coffee maker free?

Of course, I can simply tell you that as the author of this article, I like single serve coffee maker, so I am writing about it. But, I would not do this. So, first I would bring you through the merits of this coffee machine, then tell you how I managed to get it free!

Now, let me go back to the earlier question, why are we not using filter drip, espresso or under cabinet coffee maker as our example? Why must we be using single serve coffee maker?

I would just use one word to sum up everything -difficult. Yes, the reason why I prefer single serve coffee maker to any other coffee makers is just this -ease of use.

I am sure there are many people that can brew great coffee with filter drip, espresso or under cabinet coffee maker, but unfortunately I am not one of them. And if you are like me, not that great with appliances and does not feel like attending some coffee course, then single serve coffee maker would be your choice coffee machine.

The only thing that you need to know about this single coffee machine is to know where to plug in the machine to the power socket. While this might sounds a little bit exaggerating, once you plug the machine in, all you need to do is to insert the coffee pods and press a button for your coffee.

Personally, there is no simpler way to enjoy your coffee than single serve coffee maker, this is almost like instant coffee! The only difference is of course, the quality is that of roast and ground.

Well, now that we know that single serve coffee maker is great, so how do we get one for free? Use it. All you need to do is to use it for a year and the single serve coffee maker not only pays for itself, it pays your many other single serve coffee makers to come.

Imagine drinking a coffee from starbucks or any other coffee shops at $3.50 per cup, then assuming that you need to have this caffeine fix for a year, and that would be $1277.50. If you use a single serve coffee maker, say, senseo which you can purchase for $100 and uses coffee pods at $0.80 per pods. The total cost comes up to $392.

The technology being the coffee pods is such that the flavor and quality of the coffee is sealed inside the pods, while the ease of using single serve coffee maker ensures that all you need to learn is where to press the button to get your coffee!

Sure, some of you might felt cheated by this whole article, but by shaving off expenses which you would have incurred, isn’t that akin to getting something free? And the quality of the cuppa is comparable to those from Starbucks and it is still as easy to enjoy the coffee…