Environment & Energy

https://www.cameronscoffee.com/blog/your-favorite-pods-now-100-compostable/

I use them when I don't feel like making a full pot (our Keurig is a dual unit with both a pot and a pod slot), and their coffee is actually quite good IMO. Also quite reasonable price-wise, and locally made here in Minnesota.

I did start burying them in my compost pile, but then noticed they didn't compost nearly as fast as I thought they would even when running it hot with fresh chicken manure. I'm still finding small pieces of white bioplastic 3 years later. Of course, when you read the fine print, they state:



So now I just dig a hole 1' deep and bury the pods in a corner of my garden and forget about them. I did try an experiment where I added a shovel of fresh chicken manure and some trash fish (bullheads) with them last year. I'll dig them up this summer to see if that sped up the process.