Can these be used for brewing? Do they have the wax rim inside?
886119
No, they do not have the wax rim inside and can't be used for brewing. These bottle caps are for crafts only.
2095692
No, this brewer model can only use Pods for brewing coffee. See the third picture from the top at the left for an example of the type of Pod that can be used.
42729
These pods are for the home brewers. I have read that the Professional discs don't work in the home brewers, so I assume the reverse is true too. Sorry. Best advice I can give is cut out a used barcode that worked or photocopy and tape a bar code that works onto the discs and try that.
1015772
They should be but not completely sure. The only difference I found was the fully glass and the metal bottom as well as the different handles for regular or decaf. I would google your model number and that might help with your answer. Hope this was helpful info!
2112318
No they're not. When you're brewing Kombucha, the temperature change wouldn't be sufficient to crack regular glass, so borosilicate glass isn't necessary.
27595
These are for machines that use the ESE pods. They are designed to be used under pressure with boiling water in an espresso machine, not in a drip coffee with hot water. I don't think they'll fit and I don't think the water will flow through as designed without the pressure.
1904595
I would say yes I haven't used them for tea but for pot brewed they would make a very nice service
2252040
I use mine for brewing and it doesn't have markings on it. I used a gallon jug and made my own marks. The cost of the pot out weights the fact it is missing the marks. Too easy to use a gallon jug and a punch to make your marks.
1690756
I have used them for iced coffee (pouring 200 degree F coffee over ice in glass). I have also steeped tea in them pouring boiling water directly into the glass. I haven't used them with my aeropress yet, but I wouldn't hesitate.
1206218
No they won't, they are for a bigger brewer. The ones for the K10 are red and also come in a two pack.
1730414
I don't think so. They are nice for drinking. But I probably not for canning and they are not wide mouth.
290346
I would think so. They are quite large though. I bought them to use for candles. We have poured hot wax into them and have had no problems. It seems to me that coffee would not be any hotter than candle wax. They are nice mugs.....but 16 ounces larger than most coffee cups. Hope this helped.
1551757
No, the kit comes with a plastic brewing vessel. These things work well although you do need to take some care with maintaining temperature. The tap seals can also leak but if the leakage is minimal just put a bucket under it. I built a cabinet with heating and cooling and have never had a problem with the brew.. Chugg-a-lug..!!
1505418
no they cant, they are for use with monomer liquid only. they are also so tiney, not really worth the wait or money.
1605774
I don't see why not. I use them in a machine that is supposed to be coffee grounds for an individual cup. It works just fine. (I have a pod machine in the bathroom at my house, and the coffee ground one at work, so I use at both).
1551624
I think, they are not real keurig. I made a comparison to a real one and they are slightly different. Enough to leak some liquid.
1616319
A lot of the really good home brewers are using these so yes you definitely can. Instead of copying their posts I will refer you to the forum... http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/jack-daniels-oak-barrell-chips-207780/