Coffee

[aurora72]

As anyone found a coffee pod that works in the coffee makers that are in the deluxe/moderate rooms? We are big time coffee drinkers and can not stand Disney coffee or the pods that are left in the room by house keeping. Would like to find a brand in the store that works in those pod makers that taste like REAL coffee. Thanks for any info.

 

[dansdad]

Which resort? I don't believe they are all the same.

 

[aurora72]

As anyone found a coffee pod that works in the coffee makers that are in the deluxe/moderate rooms? We are big time coffee drinkers and can not stand Disney coffee or the pods that are left in the room by house keeping. Would like to find a brand in the store that works in those pod makers that taste like REAL coffee. Thanks for any info.

We are staying at YC, but have stayed at POR and know the coffee makers were the same. They are the Pod single cup cof

 

[aurora72]

We are staying at YC, but have stayed at POR and they had the same coffee maker. It is the Cuisinart Single Cup Pod coffee maker

 

[okw2012]

To brew decent coffee while at WDW, I suggest bringing with you a Bialetti Moka pot and your own beans! That is what we do when travelling. As close as you can get to a good espresso. Then if you want froth as well, you can use a small mixer running on 2AA batteries. And there's your latte or Cappucino!

 

[TheRatPack]

You can also look up 'how to make your own coffee pod' on Youtube and there are a lot of videos. Might be worth taking a look at that if you're really stuck on your brand of coffee and wanted to travel with some

 

[POOHsie]

Before Keurig K-cups caught on, I had a single pod coffee maker. I tried all sorts of different brands, and different online coffee providers. They just weren't very good. Most tasted "stale." When the coffee maker started to leak water (less than 2 years old), I threw it out and got a traditional Cuisinart coffee maker. Meanwhile, my mom and one sister now have the Keurig. The coffee is better than pod coffee, but not by much. I think I will throw my coffee maker in the car when I drive to WDW in Nov. I have to start my day with decent coffee, and we all know the Disney food court coffee is wretched (freeze-dried + water). Same as we know Disney scrambled eggs come as a frozen pouch of boil-in-a-bag scrambled egg mix. (I just threw that in since I was on a rant about Disney "coffee.")