You can put milk in reusable pods although powder milk is best to use for reusable pods.
Most reusable coffee pods are designed to be used with various ingredients including milk and allows you to create coffee drinks such as cappuccinos and lattes.
The best coffee pods to buy are Nespresso, McCafe and Starbucks.
Keurig and Dunkin Donuts as well as Black Rifle coffee pods are also good coffee pods to buy.
I also love green mountain roast breakfast blend coffee pods and even the hazelnut blends.
Most k-cups are stronger than regular coffee because you're using less water to coffee ratio.
K-cups contain an average of 75 to 150 milligrams of caffeine per 8 ounce cup of coffee, which is similar to a regular cup of coffee.
Although the caffeine amount of the coffee in a K-cup can vary and depend on the strength of the roast.
Darker roasts often have less caffeine.
The reason K-cups taste different than regular coffee is because of the difference in the quality of coffee beans.
Older coffee beans and pre ground coffee are often used in K-cups and even variations in the brewing methods.
K-cups use a single serve extraction process that is not consistent with the normal brewing temperatures.
Also K-cup grounds are often pre ground and packaged for a longer shelf life, which leads to potential flavor degradation when compared to freshly ground coffee beans.
Unlike other coffee makers, the Keurig coffee machine does not brew at a high enough temperature for the proper extraction of the coffee.
The K-cup brewing method also involves puncturing the K pod and quickly passing hot water through it, which can lead to a different extraction profile compared to traditional brewing techniques like pour over or French press coffee.
Keurig machines also don't always maintain a consistent brewing temperature, which can also impact the extraction and flavor of the coffee.
There are other higher quality K-cups available, although the quality of the coffee grounds and beans can vary.