What type of coffee pods should I get? The coffee maker does not show me a picture of a single pod style to purchase.
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When I had this coffee maker I used the Senseo pods or generic ones that are just like it. They are soft and kinda flat.
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Every type of pod I used worked fine. I have heard that some extra large ones have been made, but I never had a chance to try them.
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My question for you is why you would want to buy this coffeemaker? It has poor ergonomics and makes a less than mediocre cup of coffee. It would be a terribly disappointing device for half the price they are trying to extort from you. Don't worry about the overpriced filters, find a coffeemaker that will deliver a decent cup of coffee first.
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Just brewed three cups of coffee with our new Suncana and with the 10g Baronet pod - a little foam. With the Senseo 7g pod - a little foam. Nothing compared to the old broken Senseo. So how are people raving about "It's like a latte"? "Great crema." Not ours. Called the company and they mentioned another pod holder, an espresso pod holder, thatis on their store site for $9.99. They readily admitted that the standard pod holder produces only a little foam (the one that comes with the machine). So it is disappointing.
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I have the Hamilton Beach single cup coffee maker and it uses the Senseo coffee pods or these. You have to put one in the bottom of the holder then flip the top closed and set the second on top of that. Works great for two of these pods. I wish I could attach a picture. If you look at the Hamilton Beach coffee maker it shows the pod holder that is supposed to work with the Senseo coffee maker too.
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I don't know, but in looking up the type of coffee maker, it says you just put the coffee in, no pods needed, although I note there is also an option to purchas 350 filters so it appears that the pressure used to make the coffee may push through some of the coffee grounds. I'm thinking that I'd need to see the part of the coffee maker that you place coffee in to see if the pod filters would work. Sorry I couldn't be more help, good luck finding a resolution.
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you have to buy the pod maker and pod filters. then any coffee Will work. revcocupcoffee.com. has a good expresso.called genesis.
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The only place I was able to find and purchase the coffee pods was at the Fairway supermarket in Plainview, New York. The only other thing would be to order directly from the maker. Good luck. After going thru two Inventrm makers I gave up and purchased a Nespresso machine. I love it and I love the foam on the coffee.
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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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How do I know what my Keurig brewer is- B30,B130, etc. is there a number on the brewer? I would like to buy a reusable pod but without having a number how do I know if, andd which reuseable pod will work?
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I concur with other responses... looking at the Suncana brewer specs. We are big coffee drinkers, and use the Perfect Pod Maker to make pods for our Grind Master brewer. It works great. However, like us, you will need to experiment a bit to find the ideal coffee grind and measurement that works for your tastes and brewer. We find two tablespoons of medium-course grind works for us. Also, of the pods we've tried, we find the EasyPack pods to be the best and most consistent.
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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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You need to buy the Nespresso brand of pods. I had one of these machines but it did not keep the coffee hot enough. It was just sort of warm... I sent it back.
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To follow-up on my December 26 post, I just heard back from Morphy Richards via email. They write, "There is not a pod filter listed for this model and therefore I regret we are unable to assist you further in this instance." I'm disappointed to confirm that this machine is NOT e.s.e. pod compatible, both from Morphy Richards and personal experience. I will have to stick with the ground espresso beans and give away the tons of pods that I already purchased.
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dannette is right. the melitta pods go with the philips senseo coffee maker, not with the keurig k-cup models.
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I purchased both the pod maker (which comes with some filters) and the replacement filters you have shown here. The pod maker heats and seals the pods all in one press. It works really well This is the pod maker I purchased... Perfect Pod Maker Deluxe Coffee and Tea Pod Maker ( New Upgraded Model)
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I am receiving my new coffee maker today, and i was wondering what kind of coffee beans to use, I came accross Kirkland Signature beans at outlet store for $3 for 2 lbs. and they are def. I mix with French Roast, and this makes a good cup, but the good buy at $3 is no more.
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I think you probably want the YouCopia PodStack...(http://www.amazon.com/YouCopia-PodStack-Single-Coffee-Organizer/dp/B00CSTS4FY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1441955764&sr;=8-2&keywords;=youcopia+coffee+pod+storage). This version is the YouCopia CoffeeStack for K-Cup style single serve.