Editor's note: This story is by staff at the Waterbury Record, where it was first published May 14, 2015. In a major about-face, Keurig Green Mountain says it was wrong to prevent users from brewing ...
Yes, you can probably recycle your K-cup pods. Here's how. While the K-Cup packaging is recyclable, the pods themselves seem wasteful. Now, Keurig is making most of its plastic pods recyclable too.
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