Comments on: Clover Coffee Conclusion? http://criticalmas.com/2008/03/clover-coffee-conclusion/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=clover-coffee-conclusion Blog for Michael Allen Smith of Seattle Fri, 10 Feb 2012 17:20:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: MAS http://criticalmas.com/2008/03/clover-coffee-conclusion/#comment-38 MAS Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:26:36 +0000 http://criticalmas.com/2008/03/clover-coffee-conclusion/#comment-38 I've had an awful experience with the Senseo machine which is a similar pod-based single serve machine. Search INeedCoffee for my thoughts. These single serve machines are not even close to the Clover. The Clover uses a vacuum brewing system with a filter as fine as human hair. If *$ has locked down the Clover supply, I'm thinking about getting a crew together a doing a heist once they make it to the *$ locations. :) I’ve had an awful experience with the Senseo machine which is a similar pod-based single serve machine. Search INeedCoffee for my thoughts.

These single serve machines are not even close to the Clover. The Clover uses a vacuum brewing system with a filter as fine as human hair.

If *$ has locked down the Clover supply, I’m thinking about getting a crew together a doing a heist once they make it to the *$ locations. :)

]]> By: dhammy http://criticalmas.com/2008/03/clover-coffee-conclusion/#comment-37 dhammy Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:21:22 +0000 http://criticalmas.com/2008/03/clover-coffee-conclusion/#comment-37 Mas, Have you tried a cup from one of the Keurig coffee makers? http://www.keurig.com/ I'm not familiar with the Clover machines but they seem to be a commercial version using very similar technology to the Keurig. I had a couple of cups from a Keurig a couple of weeks ago and found their coffee very decent but not great. I wonder if the machine might make a great cup of coffee if you could somehow put better (homeroast) coffee into their pods. It wouldn't seem to be a very difficult engineering effort to achieve. Mas,

Have you tried a cup from one of the Keurig coffee makers? http://www.keurig.com/ I’m not familiar with the Clover machines but they seem to be a commercial version using very similar technology to the Keurig.

I had a couple of cups from a Keurig a couple of weeks ago and found their coffee very decent but not great. I wonder if the machine might make a great cup of coffee if you could somehow put better (homeroast) coffee into their pods. It wouldn’t seem to be a very difficult engineering effort to achieve.

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