Keurig 2.0 K200/K250 Teal Review

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The Keurig 2.0 system introduced many improvements to the original Keurig brewers.  First of all it can support a Carafe and brew many cups at a time.  Second of all it seems to be pump driven instead of just heat/gravity driven.  Plus many more colors such as teal were introduced.  I very much liked the teal brewer, so much so that even today it is my main coffee maker. I am an Amazon Affiliate and you can buy it here.

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