can you use a standard coffee cups instead of the travel mugs?
1485647
This is a horrible coffee maker. It leaks like crazy. Do yourself a favor and spend a bit more on a good one. Not worth the hassle and mess.
1485648
It will take any cup or mug as long as it's not too tall. But there's lots of room there so I can't imagine that would be a problem.
1485649
Standard cups work just fine but the place that the cups sits on is kind if small so you may want to use a more slender cup.
1485650
Sure I could use a standard cup but that defeats the purpose of buying the TFC-24T doesn't it? Is this the best you can suggest in support of your poorly made product?
97372
No. Unfortunately, they aren't the same size as the K cup. And you can only get some of the pods (espresso) at Starbucks. The k cups are available just about every where.
1120739
Most likely yes, though there are a large number of these machines these days, and some even come with a tall carafe. The whole idea of the Keurig is one small cup at a time being brewed, however, so it would seem logical that you'd actually be better off with a standard coffee maker to fill this big cup. I stopped using the "Big Joe" cup some time ago and bought a large ceramic cup, simply because over time the plastic liner of the thermal cup began to give off flavors to the coffee, and I've so far found no way to stop that. I no longer have a long drive commute, so it's not a real problem to use the ceramic cup... and I'm enjoying my coffee a great deal more these days. Good luck!
1383386
I can fit my smallest "regular" coffee cups (such as might come with a set of china or dinnerware) under it, but most "mugs" will not fit. Sorry I am not at home to measure it.
45304
You can fit a travel mug underneath at an angle, but otherwise, they don't fit.
1956801
I suppose you could, but I use the matching travel cup for coffee. I have never put anything hot in this. One reason to not use this for hot beverages is the size of the drink spout. It's pretty good size and I could see getting a big slug of a hot beverage and really burning yourself. I can say this works really well for my cold beverages so I would think would be fine for keeping hot beverages hot.
975148
Yes. The opening is more rounded. It's not a slit that so many travel mugs use.
1850239
In my experience, you can, however they don't have handles, so you would need to put the cup down between sips.
1340874
You can use pretty much any ceramic coffee mug with this unit. However, if you mean a travel type mug, it will have to be rather short. Bring the existing mug with you to the store to find what fits. Many travel mugs are too tall to fit, speaking from personal experience here.
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Most likely yes, though there are a large number of these machines these days, and some even come with a tall carafe. The whole idea of the Keurig is one small cup at a time being brewed, however, so it would seem logical that you'd actually be better off with a standard coffee maker to fill this big cup. I stopped using the "Big Joe" cup some time ago and bought a large ceramic cup, simply because over time the plastic liner of the thermal cup began to give off flavors to the coffee, and I've so far found no way to stop that. I no longer have a long drive commute, so it's not a real problem to use the ceramic cup... and I'm enjoying my coffee a great deal more these days. Good luck! Most likely yes, though there are a large number of these machines these days, and some even come with a tall carafe. The whole idea of the Keurig is one small cup at a time being brewed, however, so it would seem logical that you'd actually be better off with a standard coffee maker to fill this big cup. I stopped using the "Big Joe" cup some time ago and bought a large ceramic cup, simply because over time the plastic liner of the thermal cup began to give off flavors to the coffee, and I've so far found no way to stop that. I no longer have a long drive commute, so... » Read More Most likely yes, though there are a large number of these machines these days, and some even come with a tall carafe. The whole idea of the Keurig is one small cup at a time being brewed, however, so it would seem logical that you'd actually be better off with a standard coffee maker to fill this big cup. I stopped using the "Big Joe" cup some time ago and bought a large ceramic cup, simply because over time the plastic liner of the thermal cup began to give off flavors to the coffee, and I've so far found no way to stop that. I no longer have a long drive commute, so it's not a real problem to use the ceramic cup... and I'm enjoying my coffee a great deal more these days. Good luck! « Show Less
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no, but if you want more than a standard size coffee cup you will have to use 2 kcups
2049019
We have a Cuisinart that we use the k-cups,. Before we got this coffeeemaker, we had the standard Keurig using the same cups.
795251
I don't think so. There is barely room for the "tall" Christmas coffee mugs I have out. The space will be perfect for the regular coffee cups after I put the Christmas mugs away.
1236065
Yes, you can but we found out that the coffee will splatter to the counter due to the mug not being tall enough.
707547
Yes, you can brew a regular cup/mug of coffee and if you find it too strong you can simply run some more water through a second time. I often heat up some milk in the microwave and use the cappuccino/latte sign to get a mug of coffee...it is easy, fast and delicious !
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There's an optional adapter for regular coffee but i haven't tried it. i've only used the k-cups.
953912
you can sit coffee maker on something like a drawer that holds your pods, then with the drip try removed you can fit a taller cup. Mine is on something so i can drip into travel cup it can be done, but some may not feel its worth reconfiguring.