Single-serve coffee brewers have been steaming up the coffee industry quite some time. So many coffee lovers now enjoy the convenient pick-me-up afforded by the Buick of a coffeemaker parked in a space formerly reserved for kitchen prep.
According to a 2018 National Coffee Association coffee drinking trends survey, 41 percent of respondents who drank coffee said they used a single-cup brewer.
But how convenient can a Keurig be when you still have the same amount of steps?
- Add coffee
- Add water
- Brew
Until now…
GE Refrigerators with Built-in Keurig Brewing System
Single cups of coffee got a lot more convenient. IT’S PLUMBED, PEOPLE! Inserting a K-Cup becomes the only step of your morning coffee routine, as the refrigerator’s coffee dispenser supplies fresh, filtered water for every cup with no need to refill. One-step coffee. Game-changer.
Better yet, using your refrigerator as your coffeemaker means you can reclaim your coveted counter space.
Perhaps for this?
Or this.
The partnership evolved from the GE Café French-door refrigerator with a hot water dispenser (also cool for tea drinkers or baby bottle preparers) after current owners saw coffee brewing as the refrigerator’s natural progression and suggested it to GE.
If you want to talk about really fancy, your mobile device connects to the fridge so you can preset your brew time so the water in the reservoir heats up in anticipation of your groggy self impatiently pushing the button the next morning.
Genius.
Side note: Miele began selling a built-in coffee system years ago that had the ability to work with coffee pods.
Do you like single-serve coffeemakers, or are you a full pot kind of person? Let us know in the comments!