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Never Satisfied
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Awesome! Thanks for the replies. I'm excited to taste coffee brewed this way. Only had k cups for the last few years. Tired of the weak coffee.
And thanks for the detailed instructions Mark ![]() I will start there and adjust to see the differences. What's the deal with that sugar? Is it natural or something?
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Formerly MarkinOR
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Turbinado sugar is raw sugar that is minimally processed. It will lend a carmel type of flavor to your coffee. Here's a site with more information for you: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-turbinado-sugar.htm
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Adult Babysitter
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Great present right there. My wife got me one a few years back and I dont make coffee any other way. The Keurig collects dust unless the inlaws are here. You definitly need to invest in a grinder even if its a cheap one. Buy whole beans and grind them to your liking. Thats the best way to do it.
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