Do your shots look like regular coffee? Mine do
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This piece of crap stop working 15 days after using it, now AMAZON is using the purchase cart date as the date of purchase, not the day I received it. Stop buying from AMAZON!
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Not really. Espresso grind is as fine as it gets, and even that is a little grainy.
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It doesn't turn as brown as when you use creamer. It also has little coconut pieces (pulp like)that float in the coffee. If this doesn't bother you then it does have a good flavor. I didn't care for the pulp.
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You would pop in the basket from your dual spout and pull a shot like you normally do. The difference is you will see the whole process in action as it saturates and extracts the puck. Look on YouTube and search for bottomless portafilter o naked espresso shot. I think the coffee has a more intense flavor since it doesn't hit another piece of metal and get divided. It will go straight into your shot glass. The other thing is you can understand by how the stream flows if it's over or under extracting. It should look syrupy and smooth with a tapering effect at the bottom of the stream. It's the only way I pull shots on my machine since I got it!
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Not sure what happened with order but when I ordered I received regular caffeinated.
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I know what you are talking about -- I get a smell from mine. It is almost like a burnt plastic smell. It notice it when I clean up after making the coffee. It seems to be coming from the area where the filter and water is stored. It still makes a great cup of coffee so I tend to ignore the odor. I'm hoping it lessens overtime.
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The capsules work great! But for me, I have not found a coffee I like as well as the Apreggio I got hooked on.
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I have not noticed any difference myself, unless you are accustomed to grounding your own coffee? It may be the grounding process?
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I think, they are not real keurig. I made a comparison to a real one and they are slightly different. Enough to leak some liquid.
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You would pop in the basket from your dual spout and pull a shot like you normally do. The difference is you will see the whole process in action as it saturates and extracts the puck. Look on YouTube and search for bottomless portafilter o naked espresso shot. I think the coffee has a more intense flavor since it doesn't hit another piece of metal and get divided. It will go straight into your shot glass. The other thing is you can understand by how the stream flows if it's over or under extracting. It should look syrupy and smooth with a tapering effect at the bottom of the stream. It's the only way I pull shots on my machine since I got it! You would pop in the basket from your dual spout and pull a shot like you normally do. The difference is you will see the whole process in action as it saturates and extracts the puck. Look on YouTube and search for bottomless portafilter o naked espresso shot. I think the coffee has a more intense flavor since it doesn't hit another piece of metal and get divided. It will go straight into your shot glass. The other thing is you can understand by how the stream flows if it's over or under extracting. It should look syrupy and smooth with a tapering effect at the bottom of the stream. It's... » Read More You would pop in the basket from your dual spout and pull a shot like you normally do. The difference is you will see the whole process in action as it saturates and extracts the puck. Look on YouTube and search for bottomless portafilter o naked espresso shot. I think the coffee has a more intense flavor since it doesn't hit another piece of metal and get divided. It will go straight into your shot glass. The other thing is you can understand by how the stream flows if it's over or under extracting. It should look syrupy and smooth with a tapering effect at the bottom of the stream. It's the only way I pull shots on my machine since I got it! « Show Less
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I use regular ground coffee in mine, like Folgers and etc with no problem. Are you using instant coffee? That would happen if you use instant.
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I did, because mine was a coffee color but you just mix it till it matches. I also applied it with a Qtip because the thing they provide didn't work to well.
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we do add a bit more coffee but not too much. I do see what you mean. But we have had other brands and they all seem to be the same
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No, I really like the coffee. The only thing I can tell you is set it on the bold setting and see if you like it better.
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No. In fact I have noticed that the coffee tastes better than the drip machines. Try it and see how your coffee tastes!
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I see the same thing and expect Keurig to clue us. The taste and flavor are different but pleasant so I probably reorder once more.I fault Keurig for switching without prior notice.AHR
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I think it is true, yes. I prefer my coffee fairly strong, so maybe I'm more likely to notice when the coffee is a bit weaker. I tried alternating between the permanent filter on some days and paper filters on other days. I could always taste a difference, so I put the permanent filter away and use only paper filters now.