Will these fit in my new Hamilton Beach One-Cup Brewer? hello, cyber world. my hamilton beach 1-cup coffee brewer arrived yesterday and i love it! it came with 18 senseo pods, but what do i do when those run out? i can't afford new ones and would like to use my own folger's hazelnut coffee. this is the coffee maker i purchased: Hamilton Beach Personal Cup One Cup Pod Brewer Will these fit in my new Hamilton Beach One-Cup Brewer? hello, cyber world. my hamilton beach 1-cup coffee brewer arrived yesterday and i love it! it came with 18 senseo pods, but what do i do when... » Read More Will these fit in my new Hamilton Beach One-Cup Brewer? hello, cyber world. my hamilton beach 1-cup coffee brewer arrived yesterday and i love it! it came with 18 senseo pods, but what do i do when those run out? i can't afford new ones and would like to use my own folger's hazelnut coffee. this is the coffee maker i purchased: Hamilton Beach Personal Cup One Cup Pod Brewer « Show Less
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No. This only fits Philips Senseo machines with the model # HD7800 - HD7842. They will not fit Hamilton Beach, Bunn or Melitta machines. These machines are not Senseo machines. They all simply use Coffee Pods. Sort of like many cars will take firestone tires. That does not mean Firestone is the car brand. And not all Firestone tires fit all cars.
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NO, these do not fit.....you can manage maybe with taking out the top pod holder and balancing the filter on the top, but it does not fit snugly and too much water bypasses the coffee and waters down your cup.
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I've recently purchased the ecopadsEcopad, the Refillable Coffee Filter for the Classic Senseo for my Bunn My Cafe Single Serve Coffee Machine. The Ecopads are too big in diameter to fit into the coffee pod holder for the machine. Bummer!BUNN MC MyCafe Single Serve Pod Brewer
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Yes, it comes with one pod of each of the 16 blends. The blends are described in one of the small pamphlets that come with the machine. Pay close attention to each blend as you sample it, taking into consideration the descriptions that Nespresso has provided. Arrange the pods in order of intensity. Get your nose down near the pour spout (stay safe) and notice the aroma. Take a look at the crema and taste it and feel it with your tongue. Watch how the layers separate. Take a sip and try to discern the flavors as described by the Coffee Masters at Nespresso. Make notes--after your second sample, as you will start to lose your thoughts on the first. I speak from experience: We bought our first Nespresso machine a few years ago (We got a CitiZ and love it still). Back then, Nespresso included a beautiful little paperback "book" that explained all the blends--where the beans came from, how to taste and feel the coffee, and explanations of terms/words used to describe the flavors. It is a wonderful book and I really don't understand why Nespresso doesn't include it with its machines anymore. Ours is dog-eared and I hope we never lose it, as it helped us immensely. We get it out whenever a new friend comes over and drinks coffee with us. Sampling coffee makes for a fun event. Maybe you could call Customer Service and request a book--maybe they still have them, I don't know.
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Absolutely. You can even stack TWO of them if you want stronger coffee. When I bought the 49970 it came with a package of Senseo pods. But after you use those up, you can use the ecopads instead. It's much cheaper to use your own coffee.
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Others are saying only one pod, BUT I usually use two Senseo pods for a stronger brew. I have never had it clog. Mellita pods are larger, and only one of those will fit this machine. This is an excellent Senseo replacement, possibly even better. I'm very satisfied!
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I haven't even used it:( I thought I was buying a traditional single serve coffee maker that uses ground coffee. This machine uses coffee pods, but the Keurig style pods, are too big. I'm not sure where to buy the slimmer style pods that this machine uses, but I honestly haven't looked either.
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Thank you for the advice! I've tested 2 of the included samples using 9-10oz and using the pulse button and it's not to bad... like I said I'm pretty bland when it comes to my coffee :) I bet a 12gram pod and maybe using pulse will be perfect! There aren't any reusable pods yet for this machine that would let me use my own ground coffee are there?
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I had the same machine until last year when it broke. I tried the Coffeeduck, and it did the job, but the coffee lacked the crema and taste the Senseo was so famous for. I returned it. I use a Perfect Pod maker with EasyPack filters and my own coffee to make pods. A better cup at a lower cost than store-bought pods, and they fit my new SunCanna machine, too. My SunCanna works even better than my Senseo did!
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Is anyone having trouble finding Senseo Pods? My local market stopped carrying them a few months ago and now the local Acme has stopped stocking them. I ordered a monthly delivery of flavored pods for my wife but now, after only two months, they have stopped! Anyone else experiencing similar problems or know of a reliable supplier?Two morings without my Senseo and I am desperate! Oh, my office had K-cups; no comparison.
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I have actually had success with Starbucks pods (using the single shot filter basket), but now I've been reading various places that the machine doesn't work with very many kinds of pods, and it is definitely not e.s.e. certified. I haven't tried any pods other than starbucks, but I don't think pods are the way to go with this machine. I would be curious if there was a pod adapter filter basket that you could purchase to make it work better with pods. Anyone know of such an attachment or where to purchase it?
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Not being familiar with the pods used in the new Keurig machines, my suggestion to you would be to to contact Keurig on line and ask them.
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Just brewed three cups of coffee with our new Suncana and with the 10g Baronet pod - a little foam. With the Senseo 7g pod - a little foam. Nothing compared to the old broken Senseo. So how are people raving about "It's like a latte"? "Great crema." Not ours. Called the company and they mentioned another pod holder, an espresso pod holder, thatis on their store site for $9.99. They readily admitted that the standard pod holder produces only a little foam (the one that comes with the machine). So it is disappointing.
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I use Senseo Ground coffee pods. They really work great. There are 18 pods in a package.
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Go to Coffeewhiz.com and go to the PODS section. Any of those would work and they have a great selection. I would buy a Bunn MyCafe over this. it does not brew a fantastic cup, just an ok one...
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The only coffee pods that'll fit this machine are the ones made for it. Sounds like captain obvious but in other words, there are NO OTHER PODS you can use. Only one kind in all the world will work and it's cuisinart coffee. Bummer for people like me that wanna use their favorite brand of coffee.
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You can customize the machine to make up to a 17 oz. cup of coffee. It's easy to do. Each type of coffee pod has a barcode, so you need to customize once for each blend. After you pop the pod in you just hold down the "start" button until you get the amount of coffee you want, then you release the button. The machine will then remember what size cup of coffee you want for that particular blend. (You are also able to de-program the machine to go back to the original setting if you prefer.)
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As the others have said, the k cups will not work with the Senseo. If you can find a Senseo you might consider purchase as opposed to a k cup machine. I have had both and much prefer the Senseo. Unfortunately they and the coffee pods are getting harder to find.