John Sylvan may have invented the K-Cup -- the ubiquitous single-serve plastic coffee pod -- but that doesn't mean he uses it or the proprietary brewers produced by Keurig required to serve them at home.
John Sylvan may have invented the K-Cup -- the ubiquitous single-serve plastic coffee pod -- but that doesn't mean he uses it or the proprietary brewers produced by Keurig required to serve them at home.
John Sylvan, inventor of the K-Cups for Keurig, has stated that he regrets his invention due to the economical impact. What are some other figures that have regretted their inventions? - Quora
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Why are coffee pod companies such as Nespresso now making a big deal about how recyclable their pods are, given decades of being trashed, and the likelihood that few pods will be
Un Keurig en vaut-il la peine ? : r/Coffee
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