How To Store Your Keurig K-Cups: A Guide To The Best K-Cup Storage Holders And Carousels
Rather than hiding your K-Cups away in a cupboard and having to get the clunky boxes out every time you want to brew a mug of coffee, there are some handy, convenient and attractive K-Cup storage options that are certainly worth checking out!
K-Cup Storage Baskets – The first option for K-Cup storage is a K-Cup storage basket. Much more attractive than loose K-Cup all over your counter, the double-layered wire basket set offered from Green Mountain Coffee is the perfect way to store many K-Cups at once. A great match for any of the Keurig brewers, this K-Cup holder will help you organize, display and store all of your favorite K-Cups.
Keurig K-Cup Tower – Made from the Keurig people themselves, this Keurig K-Cup Tower is the picture of style and convenience. Spinning smoothly to offer a 360-degree view of up to thirty K-Cups, you can maximize your storage space while giving guests the view they want. An excellent option for a kitchen counter space or even a small office break room, the K-Cup tower is durable and built-to-last for cup after cup of brewing fun.
K-Cup Tree – Small, and stylish, the K-Cup tree is the perfect storage option for any Keurig brewer fan. Made to hold thirty-five K-Cups, you can show off all of your favorite flavors at once, giving guests the ability to find just the brew they were hoping for. Spinning on its base, the K-Cup tree will take up little space on your countertop and will help you declutter and organize your coffee nook.
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Igor Del Norte – Coffee & Tea lover
In the summer of 2007, CIAT (The International Center for Tropical Agriculture) conducted over 175 household interviews in communities that supply GMCR with coffee in Mexico, Guatemala, and Nicaragua to better understand the challenges and opportunities these communities face. Through these interviews the issue of food security came to the forefront. In April 2008, GMCR held a strategic summit with members of the CECOCAFEN coffee cooperative. The meeting used a participatory methodology that encouraged participants to list potential strategies to eliminate los meses flacos. Two months after this Strategic Summit, GMCR received a proposal from CECOCAFEN to fund a pilot project that will last 3 years. The two strategies adopted by the communities are: -Diversify each farmers coffee parcel by growing food for consumption and profit. -Growing and storing basic grains
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