Keurig Research Paper

Ever since its invention release back in 1990, the Keurig has slowly been finding its way into more and more homes. This is due to many factors about the invention. The Keurig has the ability of making exactly one cup of coffee in the size wanted, at a much faster time than traditional methods. Even if you are not looking for one cup, the Keurig can brew a whole pot of coffee in record time. It can also make many more drinks as well, not just coffee. With these ideals and how easy it is to use, who wouldn’t want a Keurig in their home. Due to how the Keurig works, the speed at which you can brew a cup of coffee is substantially increased. The Keurig uses the idea of K-Cups. K-Cups are little sealed cups of plastic with the desired drink inside.
The only preparation for brewing a cup is to fill the water container with enough water to last you a drink. A full container can last from five to ten cups of your desired drink. Once the water container is full, the Keurig is ready to be used. First the machine must be turned on. Once turned on, the water heating process will begin. Not all the water is heated in the Keurig. In fact, no water is heated at all. The process of heating the water happens after a size for your drink is picked. The Keurig is preparing the heater inside of its casing that the water will pass through. After the heating is finished, the buttons for different sizes of cups will begin to flash blue. Once they do it is time to insert the desired drink. A K-Cup must be inserted into the slot or the result will just be heated water. Once the desired K-Cup is inserted and the top of the Keurig is closed, a drink size may be picked. Once selected, the Keurig will immediately start to suck in water and dispense your drink (Make sure a cup is placed to catch it). After that, the final think to do is shut off the Keurig and enjoy a nice warm