Are the Keurig K-Cups safe? I have a Keurig machine at my home and in my office at work.  I use them roughly 1-2 times a day, but today I started to think about the Keurig and those K-cup packages they dispense water through. I have done some research about if it is safe to consume what comes out of their product and the only answer I seem to find is that some parts of the machine can contain BPA/has been in contact with BPA and other parts do not.  (Hot, pressured water meeting the plastic k-cups)

Granted it has been approved by the FDA, I would assume it is safe to use it...  

Seeing as the answers I have found are rather vague, can someone provide more insight on if the Keurig &amp; K-cups are safe to use?
According to the Keurig website:


  K-Cup® and Vue™ packs do not contain BPA and are constructed using FDA-approved food safe materials. We also use FDA-approved food safe materials in our K-Cup® and Vue™ brewing systems, and neither system contains BPA within its water paths (as of January 1, 2010 for our K-Cup® system).


I therefore would definitely say you need not be concerned, and if you are worried about BPA consumption, make sure you have a newer machine!