Can i get mild or strong flavor weak
840683
yes, just select the amount of water you want, less water for a stronger cup and more water for a weaker cup.
840684
Yes ... there are five different settings which dpisenses from 4 to 12 ozs. of water. I like #4, wife likes her a little stronger and pushes #3
840685
It depends on the model Keurig you have. If you have the B70 then as other posters have mentioned, you change the cup size depending on the flavor you want. You cannot brew anything BUT a perfect (for you) cup of coffee with this brewer.
840686
Not really sure what you are asking but I will try to answer. You are able to buy mild coffee like light roast or breakfast blend and then you are able to buy stronger or bolder coffee like starbucks dark roast. If you want it to brew stronger you set it for the smaller cup size and if you want it weaker you set it for the larger cup size. Each Kcup has the same amount of coffee in it but changing the cup size on the brewer tells it how much water you want so more water is weaker and less water is stronger. When I do Iced coffee I put it on the smallest cup because when it brews some of the ice melts and waters it down a little. Hope this helps! I have to say this is the best invention ever! Not really sure what you are asking but I will try to answer. You are able to buy mild coffee like light roast or breakfast blend and then you are able to buy stronger or bolder coffee like starbucks dark roast. If you want it to brew stronger you set it for the smaller cup size and if you want it weaker you set it for the larger cup size. Each Kcup has the same amount of coffee in it but changing the cup size on the brewer tells it how much water you want so more water is weaker and less water is stronger. When I do Iced coffee I put it on the smallest cup because when it brews some of the... » Read More Not really sure what you are asking but I will try to answer. You are able to buy mild coffee like light roast or breakfast blend and then you are able to buy stronger or bolder coffee like starbucks dark roast. If you want it to brew stronger you set it for the smaller cup size and if you want it weaker you set it for the larger cup size. Each Kcup has the same amount of coffee in it but changing the cup size on the brewer tells it how much water you want so more water is weaker and less water is stronger. When I do Iced coffee I put it on the smallest cup because when it brews some of the ice melts and waters it down a little. Hope this helps! I have to say this is the best invention ever! « Show Less
840687
As with any coffee if you use little water, it's strong, as more water goes through the premeasred fixed capacity k-cup it gets progressively weaker. There are some "darker" blends that are stronger. Generally, I personally get one strong cup and one weak one per K-cup.
1989393
I can't nail down the flavor...its more like a nutty taste but not strong like peanut butter. Its mild and taste good. Sorry I couldn't give you something concrete .
15112
I drink it mixed in with smoothies so there isn't a strong taste. There's a slight flavor (slightly earthy or nutty) but it's not very noticeable mixed with other stuff.
2146108
Yes, anything you want. Beware that it may alter the taste depending on how much you put in. Tends to add a chalky flavor.
533852
I did because the herbs settle at the bottom but it does not make the flavor any stronger. The flavor is already infused. It's just a habit.
2082301
The first time i used mine i did taste that the coffee was weaker, but it has more to do with the distribution of the coffee grounds than anything. If you just dump your scoops of coffee in the middle without spreading them out you'll get weak coffee. I don't have this problem anymore, so just make sure you're using it right.
2257022
I make mine strong. I use a tea spoon I got from teavana. I measured and it is a teaspoon I use 1per 8 ounces. If I mix it with a flavor I use 2 spoon of Irish and 1 spoon of the flavor and mix it with 16 to 20 ounces of water.
482949
This has one of the mildest flavors if all the multi vitamins I have tried.
805865
This is going to be similar to the other respondents. I have found from personal preference that a 3:2 ratio was best for what I was wanting in flavor especially when I added a 1/4t of sea salt. The 1:1 ratio works but for flavor was weak. For the price of this product vs others, one can fiddle with the serving size to find what is appropriate.
1269961
No. Use only one k-cup. Larger cup size will be weaker brew. For stronger brew, purchase bold flavor k-cup.
1443448
Yea, that'll work. For flavor, I mix with herbal tea, but honey or something is fine too
10942
Absolutely. Go for as fine a ground as you can get without coffee dust flying out of the machine. A very fine setting and dark-roast beans will get you the strongest flavor -- because the more surface area that touches the water, the stronger the brew. I also use more coffee per cup than most instructions suggest: 1/4 cup of grounds per 8-oz mug of coffee. I prefer medium dark beans and less than espresso strength. You get more coffee flavor from beans that aren't dark roasted, in my opinion and that of many coffee roasters, baristas, buyers and growers. If you like the burnt bitterness of espresso, though, go for it. Absolutely. Go for as fine a ground as you can get without coffee dust flying out of the machine. A very fine setting and dark-roast beans will get you the strongest flavor -- because the more surface area that touches the water, the stronger the brew. I also use more coffee per cup than most instructions suggest: 1/4 cup of grounds per 8-oz mug of coffee. I prefer medium dark beans and less than espresso strength. You get more coffee flavor from beans that aren't dark roasted, in my opinion and that of many coffee roasters, baristas, buyers and growers. If you like the burnt bitterness of... » Read More Absolutely. Go for as fine a ground as you can get without coffee dust flying out of the machine. A very fine setting and dark-roast beans will get you the strongest flavor -- because the more surface area that touches the water, the stronger the brew. I also use more coffee per cup than most instructions suggest: 1/4 cup of grounds per 8-oz mug of coffee. I prefer medium dark beans and less than espresso strength. You get more coffee flavor from beans that aren't dark roasted, in my opinion and that of many coffee roasters, baristas, buyers and growers. If you like the burnt bitterness of espresso, though, go for it. « Show Less
447717
No not stronger. This brand is much better. You better keep it in stock. I love the aroma and the taste is heavenly!!!
1857507
Use good espresso beans for starters. Beyond that, adjust the grind (but only when the grinder is operating) to level 1-3 (finest is 1) and move the flavor control knob on the front of the unit to maximum.
2080819
Just stay away from the usual American blends and you'll be fine. I usually use Lavazza Roma or Prima Gusto but I heard Illy is even better. Lavazza Roma is a bit less intense compared to Gusto but its upto your taste requirements.
2187004
I usually mix it with thyme, that masks the flavor a bit. I use it medicinally so taste isn't an issue for me. I think making it a bit weaker and mixing it with another herbal tea might solve the problem. I, too, do not particularly like the flavor by itself.
1918184
It does not have a strong flavor, a pleasant mild flavor. More a supplement than flavor enhancer.