Do you have to use their coffee packs only? Is it possible to brew by adding ground coffee in a filter accessory?
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No you don't have to use their coffee packs only. Yes you can use ground coffee in a filter aaccessory. With regard to tea, I use regular tea bags.
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You can get the reusable filters - I got some at Target, you add your own coffee and it works fine. It says on the package something about "Works with K-Cup...."
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yes, you can fill these filters with any brand coffee. it tends to be a little weaker, just put more grinds but don't overfill!
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You do not need coffee filters for this coffee maker. It has a coffee basket which you just put your coffee grinds in.
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Yes - you have to purchase a separate little filter and take out the K-cup holder in the Keurig itself, but you can use your own grounds. The 2.0 versions of Keurig which are the newest models on the market will not allow this. So if you want to brew your own, then you will have to purchase a model number that precedes the 2.0 - which is why I bought this one
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Brew any coffee you want with single-cup convenience! Simply use your own gourmet ground coffee in your Keurig® K-Cup® System with the MY K-CUP® reusable filter. Filter basket, filter holder and lid are included. The MY K-CUP® is compatible with all Keurig® K-Cup® brewers except OfficePRO™, B155, and all other commercial brewers. It is not compatible with the Vue® System or the Rivo™ System. I also want to say, I like my coffee a little on the strong side. Coffee seemed to be a little weak using this. Hope I was a help. Marylou
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I use paper filters with the basket because if you didn't the coffee grounds would pour through with the coffee. I prefer not to drink the grounds! :)
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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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I just buy Folgers or Maxwell House or whatever Ground coffee. There is a metal filter basket. I do not buy the paper filters but there are some available, I just throw the coffee out when it gets to the dregs.
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This is for ground coffee, NOT pods! The filters work great...and it's far less costly to grind your own beans (or use pre-ground coffee) than buying pods!
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I don't think you have to use a filter but I do. I don't like those little grinds at the bottom of my cup. I'm not the biggest coffee drinker but I use Folgers.
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Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to make coffee but I push it about three times. For some reason the coffee comes out stronger that way. Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to... » Read More Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to make coffee but I push it about three times. For some reason the coffee comes out stronger that way. « Show Less
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I use the paper commercical filters from sam's club, 1000 to the box,less than$10.00 and I have no grounds in my coffee. The only thing I've found that works with these pots, probably get the same thing at walmarts. I have all these screens and not a nare one works folks.
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None. There is a plastic basket inside where you can put your coffee. I never used a filter but suppose if you get a really small one it might help if some of the grounds, if small, escape into the coffee pot.
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Mine didn't come with a mesh basket. I'm not sure if you could use a paper filter and loose coffee grounds. It's possible that it could overflow if the filter and grounds didn't allow the water to flow through at a quick enough pace. I have only used pods. They worked well. I think you can buy a mesh pod to use your own coffee grounds, but I haven't tried that either.
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I use Melita single serve coffee filters for Javajig. They are not reusable and tiny little paper filters like the big ones used is large coffee makers for ground coffee. I find it much easier to dump out and it does catch most of the grounds. I found at grocery store a small red & green box of 60 filters and they have them on Amazon. I've also used the paper filters people use who make their own coffee pods and they are on amazon as well and called Coffee Pod Replacement filters by Easy Pack. They are a little paper filter with a connected lid that opens and closes. I have found both these type of paper filters work great for ground coffee in the Bunn My Caf MCU. I use both types .
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Yes but manually. You can't put ground coffee in the hopper but for a single pot you can measure ground coffee into the filter basket then hit the "don't grind" button, fill with water and set the timer. The coffee will brew without grinding
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Yes. For example, you can use Coffee Pod Replacement Filters for Coffee Pod Brewers 200 Pack By Simple Cups