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The Hidden Costs of Keurigs

Apr 07, 2023

Filed under: Carbon Footprint, Coffee Brewing, Consumerism, Convenience, Corporate Responsibility, Cost of Ownership, Eco-Friendly Alternatives, Energy Consumption, Environmental Impact, Green Living, Keurig, Life Cycle Analysis, Plastic Pollution, Product Design, Recycling, Single-Serve Coffee, Sustainability, Sustainable Living, Waste Reduction, Wildland Coffee

Oh, Keurig machines in hotel rooms, what a "brilliant" idea! Sure, they're convenient, but let's take a sarcastic stroll down Hidden Cost Lane, shall we?

Hotel Room Coffee Conundrum: Keurigs vs. Wildlands' Tea Bag-Style Coffee

Apr 07, 2023

Filed under: Beverage Options, Coffee Conundrum, Hospitality Industry, Hotel Amenities, Hotel Room Coffee, Keurig, Single-Serve Coffee, Sustainable Travel, Tea Bag Style Coffee, Travel Essentials, Wildland Coffee

Picture this: You're in a hotel room, bleary-eyed and in desperate need of caffeine to kick-start your day. Lo and behold, there's a Keurig coffee maker right there in your room, promising a quick and delicious cup of coffee. Surely it's the perfect solution for your caffeine needs, right? Well, not quite. While Keurigs do offer convenience, they're also brewing an environmental disaster one cup at a time. So, what's a hotel guest to do? Allow us to introduce you to Wildlands' tea bag-style coffee, the eco-friendly alternative that's changing the hotel room coffee game.