Can you use a double size pod with this machine? I have cappuccino pods from Holland and they are thicker than a regular coffee pod.
1502019
I stopped using mine as it was just making hot slightly colored water, I also used pods from Douwe Egberts coffee from Belgium.
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Sorry, Goodight, but we returned the coffee maker; we couldn't find the correct pods to fit in the coffee maker and decided to try something else. Hope someone CAN answer your question for you though.
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Hello, No you CAN NOT use double sized pods in this machine, it states using standard size pods only. It is a shame, though, Thank you for your inquiry, if I can assist you further please contact me, Kimberly nGAP Customer Support Direct Line - 760.477.8713
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Hello, No you CAN NOT use double sized pods in this machine, it states using standard size pods only.It is a shame, though,Thank you for your inquiry, if I can assist you further please contact me,KimberlynGAP Customer SupportDirect Line - 760.477.8713
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I think so, it'll shrink when it's wet. If it doesn't fit, return it. I love mine.
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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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This pot doesn't accommodate pods. Yes, it works with ground coffee. I has also tried ground espresso coffee, and it makes a very nice cup of espresso as well. I hope that this has helped to answer your question.
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I think the Cuisinart basket might be too big. If you used any espresso machine, I think it would work. I have a Breville cappuccino machine, and the pods fit the filter perfectly. Mine has different sized filters for one cup or two cups, and there is one labelled "pod". It's worth trying, because this coffee is delicious!
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I was tempted to say no, but I'm glad I checked! My K-cups are 2" in diameter, meaning your "Pods" will fit.Enjoy!
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you will need to check the flat diameter of the pods compared to nespresso---if so it will fit since there is space for the height
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Like, K. Bader, I have a Delonghi EC155 machine. Sadly, the pods did not perform well in mine (and, I did use it in the single serving filter). The espresso that I got was watery. I tossed all the pods because of this.
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I don't know. However, if the Melitta machine uses the round paper pods, I think you're ok because the pods are fairly standard. I do know that the Baronet coffee pods are the round paper kind. Good luck.
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My sister has a senseo and I used those pods. Even the regular coffee pods came out nice! I was very surprised at how good the latte/cappucino pods were. Unfortunately my coffee machine is out of commision since there is a leak somewhere and the espresso button sticks. Have to send out to fix :(
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Unfourtunatly i have not dealt with verismo pods but the diameter looks like it would be the same as the k-cups. Sorry for not having a better answer.
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I've never used the pods but I'm not sure they would work. The 3" filter is filled to the brim to make 6 cups or an adapter is used to make 3 cups. When they say 6 cups, it's not really 6 full cups. It's 6 small espresso cups. The whole maker is smaller than you'd expect. We use ground Cafe Bustelo $4.99 at Kroger. Bright yellow can. Had been using whole bean Trader Joes, Starbucks, and tried several more expensive brands. No need. This makes a very good and strong coffee. We love our maker. Use it every morning. Little more of a hassle to clean than with using a pod or paper filter. Depends on how much you love good coffee. I've never used the pods but I'm not sure they would work. The 3" filter is filled to the brim to make 6 cups or an adapter is used to make 3 cups. When they say 6 cups, it's not really 6 full cups. It's 6 small espresso cups. The whole maker is smaller than you'd expect. We use ground Cafe Bustelo $4.99 at Kroger. Bright yellow can. Had been using whole bean Trader Joes, Starbucks, and tried several more expensive brands. No need. This makes a very good and strong coffee. We love our maker. Use it every morning. Little more of a hassle to clean than with using a pod or paper filter.... » Read More I've never used the pods but I'm not sure they would work. The 3" filter is filled to the brim to make 6 cups or an adapter is used to make 3 cups. When they say 6 cups, it's not really 6 full cups. It's 6 small espresso cups. The whole maker is smaller than you'd expect. We use ground Cafe Bustelo $4.99 at Kroger. Bright yellow can. Had been using whole bean Trader Joes, Starbucks, and tried several more expensive brands. No need. This makes a very good and strong coffee. We love our maker. Use it every morning. Little more of a hassle to clean than with using a pod or paper filter. Depends on how much you love good coffee. « Show Less
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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.
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Machine will not operate with less than 6 oz of water. I've tried :-( With a single serve machine you really need a rich coffee. B'fast Blend is weak to begin with. And, the single serve machines do not give the water enough time to soak the grinds so the first water comes our almost clear [about half the cup] thereby producing a weak cup of coffee. My work-around is a coffee POD instead of a K-Cup. I put a JavaOne FRENCH ROAST POD in the My K-Cup and now get the best cup so far. French Roast is a richer coffee but not bitter; it translates well to a single serve machine. Result is a stronger, richer cup, but not too. When I put the pod in the My K Cup I put the pod seam to the sides, then I cut an "X" in the pod so the water can penetrate the pod and get to the grinds faster. Sounds complicated but it's really not at all. With pods, you can run them under water before inserting in the holder too [before cutting the "X" that is]. This will get the grinds lubed so when the water hits the coffee it's more ready to release it's flavor. Make sense? Pods are about 1/2 the price of the K Cups too, and the coffee selection is excellent.
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no! They have two lines of machines, and the pods aren't interchangeable. The VirtuoLine is the newer line of machines (which make coffee as well as espresso), and they now call the original machines the OriginalLine.
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The pod brewers I've seen use a flat pod - this has structure and fits the Keurig type brewers. Their packaging lists single serve brewers Keurig, Jaimbria, Breville BKC700, Cuisinart SS700, Mr. Coffee BVMC-KG1. The pictures of pods are much thinner. So I doubt these will work.
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I have never tried, however looking at the Nespresso pods, these are a slightly different size, so I would say no.
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I've been looking at that this morning. It looks like the Keurig models that don't allow you to use the refillable pods are the new machines that are listed as a 2.0 version. 'read that on the Consumer Reports site.