I bought the Keurig Platinum for Costco for $149. It comes with the Keurig, 60 K-cup samples and a little filter in case you want to use your own grounds. I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised. It tastes better than the drip method and the medium size is bold. The Platinum model lets you select from 5 different sizes with the largest being 12 ounces. I find that 12 ounces makes the coffee too weak so I simply use 2 K-cups at an 8 ounce setting and fill up my large 2-go ceramic cup. I never use 2-go cups that are plastic or metal as it ruins the taste.
The coffee still doesn't taste as good as when I go to Starbucks, Peet's or Coffee Bean & Tea leaf but it's close enough. At first glance the k-cups seem expensive but I think we'll be saving money over all that coffee we were wasting before.
Also, I just picked up a used set of Taylormade R7 irons, stock stiff steel shafts and Taylor grips at the Galaxy for $109. 4-PW, GW. I can't believe how good these irons feel for a stainless cavity back. In some ways I think they feel better than the R7 TP model.
The coffee still doesn't taste as good as when I go to Starbucks, Peet's or Coffee Bean & Tea leaf but it's close enough. At first glance the k-cups seem expensive but I think we'll be saving money over all that coffee we were wasting before.
Also, I just picked up a used set of Taylormade R7 irons, stock stiff steel shafts and Taylor grips at the Galaxy for $109. 4-PW, GW. I can't believe how good these irons feel for a stainless cavity back. In some ways I think they feel better than the R7 TP model.