Perfect Pod

Comments about ARM Enterprises, Inc. Perfect Pod:

When I want to use a single-serving machine--whether because even a small pot would waste coffee, or because I want a cup of decaf--this makes the perfect serving without my having to purchase pre-made pods. For gourmet coffee, the pre-packaged pods end up costing $1 per cup or more; the filters for the Perfect Pod run between $.10 and $.15, depending on where and how many one buys, and you have to use really expensive coffee to bring the cost up to $1 per pod. My machine paid for itself within the first few months I owned it, and I purchased it as soon as it appeared on BocaJava's site for the same price at which it currently sells. Since the pods are quick to seal once the machine heats up, a pod can be made in just a few seconds. If you make up a bunch of pods ahead of time, purchase a tall pasta container to store or freeze your pods.Another advantage of the Perfect Pod is that you can make up batches of different coffee flavors so you can have choices to suit your moods.My only complaint is that BocaJava does not always carry the filters, so I have to order them[...]So please, BocaJava, keep the pod filters in stock!

Comments about ARM Enterprises, Inc. Perfect Pod:

I bought this product from [...] some time ago. It was a lot of work just to make a few pods every day or two. Messy, with grinds everywhere, and the tea bags sleeves were very expensive.

Comments about ARM Enterprises, Inc. Perfect Pod:

Yeah! Finally I can take my pod coffee maker out of the closet! Buying pre-made pods was expensive and the coffee was mediocre at best. Now I can use the pod maker and use my favorite BJ flavors and get a great cup of coffee! It was fairly easy to use and made a flavorful cup of coffee in just minutes. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the pods survived the pressure of the water going through the pod. If you have a pod coffee machine, this is a must have piece of equipment.

Comments about ARM Enterprises, Inc. Perfect Pod:

The pod maker is easy enough to use a child could do it. I was buying 3-4 bags of pods at the local grocery store each week for a cost of $5 each bag or .31 per cup. I just bought an 8oz bag of a specialty coffee I like ($5)and have made almost 40 pods for a cost of .12 per cup. A savings of $.19 per cup!