Works for Krups Moka Brew
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These work well for the Krups Moka Brew coffee maker. Krups apparently no longer makes filters for their own machine.
3511815
Requires some modification to work with the K-200 but does a good job otherwise.  You will need to peel the label from a previously used pod to place on top of it to make it work.  This is not a defect in the perfect pod, rather a trademark issue with Keurig to make you buy their pods.  While it isn't perfect, I am pleased with the pod.
3131780
Despite what some sites say, THIS FITS THE K155.  I used the same fitting on the back as other reviewers have pictured.  At Lowe's it is item 645824 which is the 3/4 threaded x 1/4 od tube adapter fitting.  My knowledge of plumbing is minimal at best and this was still a very simple install.

While the K150/155 has a big water reservoir, it is really nice to not have to deal with refilling, cleaning and lugging around the tank.  As I see it, I've already spent a couple hundred dollars on a nice Keurig brewer.  Why not spend a couple more $ to include what is probably the best feature you can add to it?
3253664
If you're looking for a solid replacement with a sturdy Cobra tap, this will work good for you.  I was a bit leery of the price vs quality as many home brew supply sites cost twice as much, but this works fine.  I use it as a spare for a small 1.75 keg when I take it on the move...
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No longer will I add to the plastic debris fouling our ocean and landfills or struggle with cleaning a multi use k-cup. The Hamilton Beach has an easy to use strainer in which you put your favorite coffee. I use plain old French Roast or Colombian from generic inexpensive store brand coffee and the taste is fine for me. You just add water, the strainer with a single scoop of coffee, put your travel cup (or turn the base upside down and your favorite ceramic or glass cup) on the base and press the brew button. You have to be a little patient because it does take a minute or longer to get your brew but it is worth the wait. I have to rate this brewer as one of the top items purchased this year.
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We like this coffeemaker so much, this is our second model*  We bought a Krups Moka Brew about 5 years ago after researching 'How to Make Excellent Coffee at Home.' As long as you have filtered water, and fresh whole beans - not stale - freshly ground with a burr grinder (try Blue Bottle or Heart Coffee Roasters mail order if you don't have access to good local coffee beans) you can make coffee at home that tastes as good as the coffee houses, and much cheaper.

As other reviewers said:
This machine is basic, no timer or built-in grinder. It tales up a small space and only makes one (64 fluid ounces) pot of coffee (or less if you choose)

This newer model has auto-time out. While I am happy I won't be burning down the house, I am not happy that the coffee is cold after about a half hour to 45 mins.

Also - use a the paper filter WITH the permanent filter that comes with the machine

I recommend that after you brew coffee, while you're cleaning the filter, get ALL of the water out of the bottom - where the heating element is, (I just turn it up side down into the sink). There is always a little bit of water left, and I think it's just better to start with fresh water that hasn't been sitting around.

The whole concept of the water boiling and then pushing up the sides to steam down into the grounds makes an excellent pot of coffee.  You can also control how strong the taste is - add more ground coffee, less water for a stronger taste.

*After a few years of daily use,  I broke the lock on our first Moka (older model) Brew Coffeemaker - this new design is MUCH easier to open and close when you lock the filter and carafe to the heating unit.
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I've been using the Ekobrew K-cup Brewers for about two weeks now. They work perfectly and as advertised. I grind my own beans at slightly more corse than the medium grind setting (the setting for funnel-cone filters). This is still a fairly fine grind. Filling the cups about 80% full with the ground coffee seems to give the best results, and with this grind there are almost no coffee grounds getting into my cup. I was surprised at how well my favorite brew tasted out of a Keurig machine! I use a teaspoon to scoop the ground coffee out of my grinder's hopper and into the Ekobrew which seems to be a more precise method than shaking it directly out of the hopper. At 80% fill it holds about 2 heaping teaspoons of ground coffee. A quick brush around the rim before closing the lid will ensure the lid closes and seals. Placing the Ekobrew into the machine is simple as the indentations in the bottom of the cup fit right over the needle. For cleanup, a quick rap on the side of the trash can dislodges most of the grounds and a quick rinse in the sink easily removes the rest. I am very pleased with this purchase and highly recommend the Ekobrew K-Cup Refillables.
3415161
Works perfectly with our Keurig k-cup/carafe coffee brewer. Machine accepts the pod perfectly and with no issues. Mesh is easy to clean and rinses well. Plastic is heavyweight sturdy and lid comes off when needed.
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We brew, on average, 8 cups a day, 7/365.  Eventually Keurig's fail due to scaling and coffee grounds even with regular cleaning using vinegar which Keurig recommends and their needle cleaning gizmo along with a paperclip (this is our 3rd machine).  Although I am personally convinced that some K-cups are at fault (I can get all bad brews from one box and good ones from another box of the same product).  After using this kit, we immediately saw improvement in the flow rate and percentage of successful brews (no errors, exploding pods or grounds in the cup).  This is a three step system.  You run 2 brews with the provided K-cup, then you add the tablets to the water tank and brew, then allow the machine to sit undisturbed for 30 minutes.  Finally you run plain water thru to flush solution out.  I don't know what's in the K-cup, but I believe the tablets that you dissolve in the tank and then allow to sit are just effervescent denture cleaning tablets and those are cheap.  I remember hearing many years ago that those things were good at cleaning.  I'm going to buy some, run a regular cycle with them frequently and see if that does the same thing!
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Needed to brew kcups in the motorhome & wanted a unit to be very compact. This does the job. I would give 5 stars if I could pour water into it directly from a ceramic mug without spilling. I use a separate cup that I can pinch to fill the brewer.
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Step 1 - figure out what size Moka pot you have
Step 2 - order that size!

My original gasket wore out for my 3 cup Moka pot so after a couple years of daily use, it was time to order a replacement. I wasn't sure what size I had, but after a quick search online, it was obvious I had the 3 cup model. These gaskets and the replacement filter are legit Bialeiti items. Figure out what size you need and you will not be steered wrong!

Worth noting for those of you having trouble with coffee leaking during the brew process, make sure you don't overfill it with coffee as in my experience, grounds will overflow and compromise the seal. Make sure the grooves of the bottom and top piece are totally clean and then screw it in tight!
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Works great. If using for a mash tun for home brew you will most likely need a nipple and coppler.
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The filter is little small for the Bialetti Moka express (3 cups). The Gaskets that came along was little small as well. Once it was stretched it did fit into the zone. Will continue to use to see if it works any better with the filter possibly.
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Great full bodied taste.  Works well in my Moka Pot.
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I've used this for several months and have had no issues with it. The clip itself was simple to place and hasn't fallen off since. Any K-Cup style cups now work - 2.0, 1.0, or supermarket, etc. brands. Essentially the brewer (I have a K200) is just set to think there is always a valid K-Cup in the holder, prompting the user for 6, 8, 10, or 12 oz pour options.
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I bought the 3-pack of Ekobrew Refillable Cups, from another on-line deal, as soon as I bought my Keuring Cup Brewer a couple months ago. I love these because I can buy specialty coffees I enjoy, but they're not available in K-cups and the cost is cheaper than already packaged and ready-to-use K-cups.  You just fill the Eckbrew Cup about 3/4 full with ground coffee, snap the top closed, put it in the K-cup spot in coffee brewer, and push brew.  They work great, and there's little clean-up.  Just empty the used coffee grounds and rinse the Ecobrew cup for many more uses.  They seem durable to last a while.
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Just what I needed for the price! Small makes about 1 shot size espresso which is what I wanted. I have never owned a Moka pot before and needed something not to pricey to try and this one has been working well for me.