Will this work for regular coffee makers, not espresso machines?
313260
It works well in my Aeropress (which I love). The aeropress has a paper filter that keeps the fine grind from being a problem.
313261
I wouldn't advise it. It is ground to almost a powder. This is a ground for steam to be pushed up through it to get the most flavor. Hot water just dripping through it would never do it justice. Buy the Mocha Pot. Get the "6 cup" it actually means the espresso cups. It has the best feedback and it is only $23+. I gave one at a "Chinese auction" Christmas Gift exchange and the guy LOVES it. You'll get your espresso at a coffee pot price.
313262
Yes, it will. I have an espresso machine as well, but I do use it for my regular coffee machine and it works just fine.
313263
It is ground too fine for regular coffee makers, It will probably clog the filter before it would drip through.
313264
I think so, although we use it in a French press. I've used it at my son's house in a regular coffee maker. It's not as fine a grind as espresso coffee so it should be OK. It's terrific coffee and will ruin you for anything else.
313265
The package shows usage in a regular coffee maker but I would not attempt it due to the fine powder grind of the coffee. I agree with others as to how these grounds should be used. You could end up with a sludge type of residue at the bottom of the carafe!
313266
By an Italina moka and you will have an inexpensive way to make espresso ... like we italians make coffee ... and you will experience great coffee.
313267
Yes you can! And it would be stong, but it would be better with the percolator style coffee pot then an Automatic Drip Coffee maker style...
1001222
It works fine for French Press. I don't brew espresso, but the finest grind seems fairly powdery.
1032440
I believe it would as it is made for food related machines. It has worked well on our high end Saeco Italian coffee maker. I would recommend it.
1247869
Yes. I use these with my Melitta coffee maker - (the non-automatic kind with carafe and cone)
1919871
I have a different Delonghi espresso machine and it fits fine. It has 2 different sized ends, and I use both ends on my different espresso machine filters.
637942
I use these with a Krups Espresso Maker which uses the E.S.E pods. Sorry, I don't have the model number of the machine available. I have ordered several times, they make delicious coffee.
572077
I don't know. I have a Starbucks Barista machine. However, if you look on the coffee website it lists the machines that the pods work with. That is how I found out I could use my machine. Good luck with your search. :)
1484463
NO, NOT REGULAR GROUND COFFEE, You will need to use "ESPRESSO" Which is SUPER FINE GROUND UP COFFEE.
2235277
Hi it is ground for espresso machines but yes you can use in a standard drip machine as long as your filter is fine. It is not an instant coffee so just adding hot water in a mug isn't recommended. If you just want strong coffee however I'd suggest their standard ground coffee using less water in your Coffee maker for a better result. Enjoy!
634490
yes. it will fit any coffee maker that uses a regular paper filter. will not work with a cone filter type.
828982
Since all Nespresso coffee pods are just one size, I assume that this will fit in any Nespresso machine. We have the regular machine and they work. Nespresso doesn't have different sized coffee pods as far as we know, but you can verify that by emailing Nespresso. I hope this helps. Bonnie
432261
If that is a cuisinart coffeemaker which uses filters then these should work. If you go to Cuisinart's website, they only sell one filter for all their machines. These are the same ones they sell on their site. Still in the box & packaging. Hope that helps!
1530327
I think it will...I used to have a Saeco Super Automatica Espresso Machine; I am not sure if the Cappacino machine is the same?
135813
It works with my coffee maker, which is one letter different: BVMC-EHX23. Without knowing what the difference that one letter may make, I can't say for sure. I would recommend buying it and trying it out, as I suspect it will fit -- and send it back if it doesn't.
1889357
Possibly - most likely - don't know for sure - I bought mine for an electric perculator coffepot.
793287
I had to look this up too, but the truth is that I do not believe you will be able to make espresso with your kcup machine at all and the filters won't help much. This type of coffee is a finer grind and not even close to espresso coffee, you can't even get close to the espresso taste and texture you would like to have for espresso.
1001914
Yes, but you will need a conversion K-cup. It's a K-cup sized apparatus that you put normal grounds in and run it through this machine.