Will these fit in my new Hamilton Beach One-Cup Brewer? it came with 18 senseo pods, but what do i do when those run out?
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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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We are using them with a Hamilton Beach coffee maker. .. as long as your machine uses pods they should work.
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I don't have a Senseo machine. I have a Hamilton Beach which can use the Senseo pods. With this in mind, I would think the eco pads would be fine.
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I'm looking into this one http://www.amazon.de/Melitta-Permanent-Kaffeefilter-f%C3%BCr-Senseo/dp/B000QDNIKU/ref=pd_ybh_7 but as far as I know it's only availabe in Europe. They make one for the new generation Senseo. Not sure if either will fit the Bunn. I'm holding off on buying the Bunn until I can find a refillable pod...I have a lot of whole bean and ground coffee to use up. Plus, I want to buy some Melitta pods that are ony available from Germany and want to be sure they'll fit the Bunn too. I'm having a really hard time finding information on what size pods will fit the Bunn.
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I have only used the senseo pods in my senso coffee maker. Do not know about the Bunn My Cafe.
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They're worthless. Not made for anything except taking pods - such as Senseo pods - and shoving them into it so you can use it in Keurig. That's what they were initially made for. I use Solofil and Ekobrew, which are way better than the K-cup, which has a tendency to leak.
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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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Sorry I have no idea I own a Bunn My Café and the pod maker. I put them in upside down for better brew. I guess checkout the Bunn and you will see what it goes into and that may answer your question. They are well worth the money verses buying from the store.
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You can also make your own pod with small coffee filters and a 1/4 cup measuring cup for the Senseo. We've been doing it for several years now with any coffee we choose. The directions can be googled.
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I have no direct experience with this machine (i use a bunn my cafe), but I think the answer is probably yes.The machine makes standard size pods - about 2.25 inches in diameter - matches senseo pods.
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I think you are probably fine with these. However, I no longer have my Keurig. It broke. I now have a Hamilton Beach Single Serve Coffee Brewer and Full Pot Coffee Maker, 2-Way (49980A) I own other mugs larger than those that fit under my Keurig when I had it.
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Senseo Coffee Pods, Dark Roast,18 Count (Count of 6), 26.46 oz.Senseo or similar type. Or you can use regular ground coffee.
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I don't believe so. I haven't bought any. The pods look like they are different sizes. This is the primary reason I'm sending mine back to amazon to have them sell mine for me.
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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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Don't know, I did finally figure out how to fill them for my One:One single serve coffeemaker and it works pretty well. I just fill them as full as possible and then fold down the flap & close the lid . Sometimes if I don't get them full enough & a few of the coffee grounds gets out of the pod but hasn't caused a problem. Other than having a few coffee grounds in my cup.
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I get my pods from Target, however, I also bought a permanent pod from Amazon and a pod maker and filters that you can make your own favorite coffees when you can't get senseo at a reasonable price. Love both items. Love my Senseo, too.
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I understand the issue you are having, I happen to have a pod maker myself from about 3 years ago and it is no longer available. If you get these filters you could use this little gadget I searched out for you. You would put the pre-formed filter in this, add your coffee, fold down the flap and iron over the top. It will work very well for you. I sure hope this helps you and if you get a chance, let me know what you decided to do. http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Coffee-Pod-Fixture-DIY-Coffee-Pod-Maker-for-Senseo-easy-pack-pods-/301180687702?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash;=item461fc49556 I understand the issue you are having, I happen to have a pod maker myself from about 3 years ago and it is no longer available. If you get these filters you could use this little gadget I searched out for you. You would put the pre-formed filter in this, add your coffee, fold down the flap and iron over the top. It will work very well for you. I sure hope this helps you and if you get a chance, let me know what you decided to do.... » Read More I understand the issue you are having, I happen to have a pod maker myself from about 3 years ago and it is no longer available. If you get these filters you could use this little gadget I searched out for you. You would put the pre-formed filter in this, add your coffee, fold down the flap and iron over the top. It will work very well for you. I sure hope this helps you and if you get a chance, let me know what you decided to do. http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Coffee-Pod-Fixture-DIY-Coffee-Pod-Maker-for-Senseo-easy-pack-pods-/301180687702?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash;=item461fc49556 « Show Less