Open the brew head and push the holder from the bottom. It should come out easily. Place the reusable k-cup into the brew head, in the place where your K-Cup holder usually sits. Then add water to the reservoir, lower the handle, and brew your coffee as usual. How do you use the single keurig … Read more
When grounds are stored they tend to develop green or blue-green fungus that looks like mold. The green fungus called Trichoderma, is very beneficial to the soil. The blue-green fungus is moderately beneficial. At any rate, moldy coffee is good to use directly in the garden, on your houseplants, or in the compost pile Can … Read more
Ingesting coffee mold spores can trigger allergies Headaches, congestion, coughing, sneezing, watery eyes and umpteen more allergy symptoms can all be brought on by a foul cup of moldy coffee. It can also be responsible for the onset of flu-like symptoms and upper respiratory infections! Can mold in coffee maker make you sick? Ingesting coffee … Read more
Even if you have gone to the work to purchase an organic brand of coffee it could still be contaminated with mold What coffee does not have mold? To help make your search as simple as possible, we’ve compiled a list of most popular “mold free” coffee’s including Bulletproof, Peak Performance, Isagenix, Kicking Horse, and … Read more