Keurig Coffee Makers Guide

Single cup coffee machines are becoming one of the most popular options for coffee drinkers anywhere; and for a very good reason.

Have you ever sat down just to enjoy your morning cup of coffee only to find out that those extra few minutes you slept in resulted in a stale or burned taste? What about at work, if you are a decaf drinker and everyone else prefers the caffeinated coffee, you are either stuck having to bring in your own or drink what is available. What if there was an alternative that would allow you to brew a single cup at a time and have it taste as fresh as possible? Well there is and they are known as single cup coffee machines.

Gevalia, pronounced “Juh-vol-ya,” has been making superb coffee varieties in the small Swedish seaport of Gavle since 1853. It only seems fitting that there should be a first-class coffee maker to go along with the memorable blends.

As lifestyles become busier and busier, 2-cup coffee makers are on the rise in their popularity. The Gevalia Programmable Coffee for Two answers everyone’s needs in the morning when you program your coffee machine to freshly brew and be ready to go when you are. Avoid messy liquid transfers through groggy eyes by just enjoying your coffee made right into the 14 oz. thermal coffee mug. Another great feature of the Gevalia Programmable Coffee for Two is the ability to make two separate cups of coffee with different flavors or one decaf and one regular if a pair is on the move.

 Today, in the vs. Series, we’ll take a look at the Gevalia series of Coffee Makers, compared to the Keurig One Cup Coffee Makers.