can you use the single/KC cup coffee or do you have to use the scoop coffee
1448984
It comes with its own filter and use I regular coffee not the single cup coffee.
2083497
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.
2088489
Yes you can use any brand of K cups. I have even purchased and use a reusable K cup which I fill with my regular grind coffee.
571824
What kind of grind are you using? I have made mine with 6 scoops and didn't have a problem until I used the finer grind-like the kind you use for a pour-through Melita coffee maker or a Keurig K-cup. Try a coarse grind of coffee and see if that helps.
1937837
You can use any size cup you want, just adjust your coffee for the right strength
2049019
We have a Cuisinart that we use the k-cups,. Before we got this coffeeemaker, we had the standard Keurig using the same cups.
863216
you can use any coffee you want, my wife uses 8oz of water and 2tbs coffee. originally she used the k-cups, but you have to tear the lid off of them and that got to be a pain for her. she is using folgers now!
2088815
No i bought a coffee maker single serve kcup compatible, and it se.t me the wrong model, single serve only ground coffee compatible.
1050873
I haven't particularly measured the size of my scoops to determine how may grams, but I generally use one of the generic "coffee scoopers" I've accumulated over the years. I do a scoop per cup and try not to overfill the scoop because that results in the coffee being too strong (and I think I tend to like it on the stronger end). Is your grind the right consistency? I get mine ground for auto-drip, resulting in a pretty fine grind that produces stronger coffee.
574291
Kv2.0 works off sensing the paten design on the new kcups. Cut the top off a new version of the k-cups... Tape it on top of an old style or my kcup... 30 seconds you'll have your cup of coffee.
344263
I haven't even used it:( I thought I was buying a traditional single serve coffee maker that uses ground coffee. This machine uses coffee pods, but the Keurig style pods, are too big. I'm not sure where to buy the slimmer style pods that this machine uses, but I honestly haven't looked either.
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No, you can only use one at a time. I like strong coffee, so I use larger pods - Baronet has good coffee in 10 and 12 gram pods that you can use one at a time and still get a strong brew when you use the 5 oz setting per pod/brew. So, I end up using a mug for a 10 oz cup so I have to brew twice. I think it's hotter than the Senseo, so you don't end up with cold coffee though.
752415
The one I used had to be brewed in a normal coffee maker. I use Krups coffee maker and used my adapter for coffee not in a K Cup.
1729899
Yes you can but why if you are going to brew multiple cups why use a one cup coffee maker?????
1269962
No, I never use more than one K-Cup...it all just depends on how strong you like your coffee to be. If you have a super big mug though, I might double up. Sometimes I do combine flavors though. Keeps things interesting! Enjoy your Keurig!
631161
I would use around 18 scoops but I don't like very strong coffee. I also count out the scoops into a bowl, not directly into the basket in case I lose count.
1441533
The 8 cup measure is a little confusing, it actually produces 34 ounces of coffee, which to my taste is equal to 2 of the scoops. You can make half that amount with one scoop. You could make almost any amount if you experiment with the coffee water ratio.