Review on ☕ SF Bay Coffee OneCUP Medium Roast Variety Pack 40 Ct Compostable Coffee Pods for Keurig 2.0 and K Cup Compatible Brewers by Leroy Estell

This is my second attempt at a review with the extra star removed. The first was rejected by Revain because it contained a mention and a link to another seller. I removed the company name and link so they might skip it. Here's my original [edited] review: This coffee tastes great (that's 4 stars), but it leaves sludge in the cup (that's minus 1 star). They recently replaced their "capsules" with more sustainable (recyclable) materials, but their filter now allows more than a small amount of coffee to "fine" through, which settles as "sludge" or "sludge" at the bottom of the cup. "Doing it is NOT good to the last drop. The folks at SF Bay call it the 'French Press Experience,' which is a marketing ploy to explain why mud isn't filtered out. (When I put mud in wanted my cup, I would I don't know. Maybe it's worth it for you to fully recycle the pod because you don't get a clean cup of coffee. As for me, I want a clean cup of coffee. But geez, her have good coffee ( grade 4 stars) and I don't want to switch to another one. So what to do? I solve the problem by running their coffee through a different filter when it comes from my capsule brewery. You can use a paper coffee filter use, but it also absorbs good coffee. I use a 5 micron polyester filter to remove the "fines" from the brewed coffee before it gets into my cup. You can use a 12" x 12" piece of filter media from [not Revain] for e Getting about three bucks will give you m four 6 x 6 inch filters to line the strainer you hold between the brewer and the cup. The filter is washable and lasts forever. Get filter media here: [URL Not Revain Not Allowed] If you can't find polyester filter media online, you should either cut out a piece of coffee filter to fill the strainer or don't buy that coffee.