k0ua
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Yeah, the hot Au Jus comes in a little cup, and you dip the end of your sandwich in it. Not very convenient when driving though.
I will admit, I did it.
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Yeah, the hot Au Jus comes in a little cup, and you dip the end of your sandwich in it. Not very convenient when driving though.
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Yeah, the hot Au Jus comes in a little cup, and you dip the end of your sandwich in it. Not very convenient when driving though.
Would that be the same thing my wife orders as a dip with her Prime Rib???
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Probably..
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I think you are probably right. I've never had what I considered a "true" cup of coffee.
That is probably because you never tasted Tim Hortons coffee!
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I'm developing a strong dislike for the Keurig coffee machines ... need to babysit it and double the process (1 large AND 1 small) just to get a full cup. I'm constantly walking away and forgetting to finish the process ... then it randomly overfills the cup.
My sister in law "did something" to it this summer, when she did her OCD cleaning with vinegar every 2nd day. (I cleaned it about every 2 months). I think something broke - but I don't know what. Now the fine grind recyclable pods are torn in the machine, resulting in the grinds occupying the last 1/4 cup and mess up the sink when you pour it out, rather than drink the last drop. This never occurred previously.
We now use the plastic re-useable Keurig pods, but single cups only - ugh
I'm almost looking forward to the day that the Keurig quits altogether, and I can go back to the $25 old school coffee maker pot. Al least it is an advantage over Keurig when company is over... this one cup at a time process is annoying.
I agree with clerk that Timmy's is a good option - as long as it is Dark Roast
I need my 'covfefe'
cheers
My sister in law "did something" to it this summer, when she did her OCD cleaning with vinegar every 2nd day. (I cleaned it about every 2 months). I think something broke - but I don't know what. Now the fine grind recyclable pods are torn in the machine, resulting in the grinds occupying the last 1/4 cup and mess up the sink when you pour it out, rather than drink the last drop. This never occurred previously.
We now use the plastic re-useable Keurig pods, but single cups only - ugh
I'm almost looking forward to the day that the Keurig quits altogether, and I can go back to the $25 old school coffee maker pot. Al least it is an advantage over Keurig when company is over... this one cup at a time process is annoying.
I agree with clerk that Timmy's is a good option - as long as it is Dark Roast
I need my 'covfefe'
cheers
Check out the original thread for what looks like a good Keurig alternative - http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/rural-living/387474-keurig-calcium.html