If you have a Senseo machine, consider either the Eco-Pad or CoffeeDuck. However, check to make sure that your Senseo single-cup brewer is compatible with product. The Senseo machines have gone through many design changes, and these products don’t work with every Senseo brewer.

On the other hand, Keurig has developed their own MY K-CUP for use in the Keurig one-cup coffee brewers. The My Kcup consists of a plastic assembly and a mesh filter. You pack your favorite ground coffee into the filter and then run it in your Keurig single serve brewer like a regular k cup. Over time, the mesh filter wears out, but replacements are available. And, since the MY K-CUP is manufactured by Keurig, it is compatible with all Keurig one-cup home brewers.

Unfortunately, there is no current similar system for the Flavia, Tassimo, or Nespresso single cup brewers. We’ll keep you posted if that changes.

1. How many different Flavia Drink Stations are there?
2. How do the Flavia Office Drink Stations differ?
3. What beverages are available for the Flavia Drink Station?
4. Where can I buy Flavia products?

The Flavia Fusion is specifically designed for home use and has the ability to make blended drinks like cappuccino and multi-flavored teas. It also brews regular coffee, tea, and hot chocolate one cup at a time. The Flavia Fusion retails for $124.99 and can be purchased at us.myflavia.com. You can find a review of the Flavia Fusion single cup coffee maker at SingleServeCoffee.com.

The Flavia Fusion Deluxe is similar in design and function to the Flavia Fusion. However, it has been engineered for use in larger families or small offices of up to 15 people. The Flavia Fusion Deluxe single cup coffee maker is available directly from Flavia for $189.99.

Flavia Fusion

Flavia Fusion Deluxe

Flavia offers over 30 single cup selections for its Drink Stations, including coffees, black teas, well-being drinks (e.g. herbal teas), and milk-based drinks like cappuccinos, lattes, and mochas. The Flavia Drink Station can also infuse your tea with flavors like lemon, raspberry, and peppermint.

Flavia sources its coffees and teas from Mars-owned brands Alterra Coffee and The Bright Tea Company. Dove, Milky Way, and Mars Chocolate brands are used in Flavia’s hot chocolate and specialty drinks foilpacks.

CoffeeReview.com, the world’s leading coffee buying guide, has reviewed an assortment of one cup coffees available from Flavia.

Flavia sells its office drink stations through OCS distributors so the distributors can supply the service and full-line of products requested by most large offices. Many of these distributors sell filterpacks on the web, so use your favorite search tool to find them.

In the U.S, Flavia offers four different drink stations: one for use at home and three for serving hot beverages in offices. The patented system uses a Flavia Drink Station plus individual “filterpacks” (small foil envelopes) to brew coffee, tea and hot chocolate, one cup at a time.

Flavia differs from other one cup brewing systems because all its hot beverages are sold under the Flavia brand name instead of offering its drinks from recognized gourmet coffee roasters and/or tea blenders.

Popular One-Cup Coffee Brewers

We’re here to help you decide which one cup coffee maker you might like best. Then, once you make your decision, we’ll try to provide more information to help answer questions about your single cup brewing choice.

We do know of a few different sources that have compared different one cup coffee makers. Recently, CoffeeReview.com, the world’s leading coffee buying guide, tested a number of single cup coffee brewers. They seemed to prefer the Keurig K-Cup system and the Nespresso capsule system.

In addition to consistently brewing great coffee, these one cup coffee makers are engineered to be quick, easy-to-use, and clean. An article in Popular Mechanics compared eight popular single cup brewing systems to see which brewers best lived up to their promise of quick, delicious coffee.

Finally, from time to time, we look at how often internet users search for the different one cup brewing systems on Google. If you use this to measure the popularity of each of the systems, then Keurig is the leader followed by Tassimo. Coffee pods were a common search term a few years ago, but have seemed to have lost much of their popularity since.

A good, entry-level one cup coffee maker from Keurig, Tassimo or Flavia is between $100.00 and $130.00 depending on the model, and the coffee, tea, or hot chocolate capsule for each cup is about $.65. In total, the per-cup cost of coffee brewed by a single cup coffee maker is more than if you brewed a pot of coffee at home, but less than buying a cup on the way to work.

Pod brewers like Senso and coffee pods are generally less expensive than the other one cup options, but we feel that pod brewers aren’t as consistently high-quality and convenient as the other brewers, and that’s reflected in the cost difference.

For more information about the cost of each single cup coffee system, please visit the system’s page on our site.

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