The grams of waste per teaspoon of ketchup seems high.

What else has a super high packaging waste per consumable volume?

  • NickwithaC
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    11 year ago

    They make biodegradable pods now that you just throw in with your food waste.

    • BruceTwarzen
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      81 year ago

      Coffee grounds is also bio degradable.
      I don’t really understand the need for the pods. Coffee is best fresh roasted and freshly grinded, which the ones in pods are absolutely not. Once i saw an ad where they sold “vintage coffee” nice rebranding to sell old ass pods, this isn’t wine.
      Then they made these coffee balls that fit in a new machine, what are you doing?? Instead ob buying beans and grind them in your machine that can grind all the coffee, people rather buy some pre-ground weird ass coffee balls?

      • shuzuko
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        61 year ago

        Some people don’t care about the flavor of their coffee, only how much of a buzz it can give them and how quickly. Either that or they’ve been conditioned by Starbucks marketing to think that stale, burned coffee actually tastes good.

      • @AA5B
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        21 year ago

        You have the wrong comparison: k-cups == convenience

        – compared to instant coffee, k-cups make much, MUCH better coffee

        — if you’re going to fresh grind, yeah I don’t know why you would use that machine. Probably just the inconvenience of having more than one.

        — My compromise is a Keurig for when I want convenience or variety, and a French Press for when I want something nicer

    • @AnUnusualRelic
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      21 year ago

      There are also podless pods. That are just compressed coffee balls.