Can this be used to dispense ground coffee?
262040
I haven't used it to dispense coffee, but i think technically it's possible. the problem is it's too small for coffee, and you need to dispense may be 4-5 times to get enough coffee, which will result to more frequent filling of the dispenser itself. I use a Zevro Indispensable Coffee Dispensers and it works great. try one of those.
262041
I don't see why not but I'm real dissapointed cause it wouldn't dispense powdered creamer cause I bought two of them one for sugar and one for creamer.
262042
yes don't know much about coffee grind but finer would be best. I could see it working well for instant coffee and would be useful when filling a "my k cup"
262043
I don't see why not. I don't use it much. I had to fill it up too many times. I need something that can hold mare.
1605774
I don't see why not. I use them in a machine that is supposed to be coffee grounds for an individual cup. It works just fine. (I have a pod machine in the bathroom at my house, and the coffee ground one at work, so I use at both).
1837034
I don't think it's suitable as a receptacle for the coffee brewed via the AeroPress. The opening is too small to do this conveniently, probably less than 1 inch across.
1846279
We only use the Illy pods and these work very well. I do not think you could use ground coffee with a "home made" filter since everything would become very messy and the machine would not work correctly.
1308615
Coffee grounds can get pretty fine. My guess would be no. I think you'd have to get one made specifically for coffee. This would strain out some of the grounds but probably not all. Don't get me wrong, it's a fine mesh strainer, but fine coffee grounds are too much for any strainer.
1896095
Yes, this will strain out finely ground coffee. This is a fine mesh like a pair of panty hose to give you an idea.
146369
Well, technically you could do that. However, it would not taste as delicious as pouring freshly boiled water on freshly ground beans. You would have to give it a stir to ensure it all mixed in and it would just not be the same. However, in a pinch, it would totally work. Please don't tell any coffee lovers you did it though. ;) Just be sure the water temp isn't super high.
904081
This drip coffee maker does not have an integral grinder. You must supply your own source of ground coffee.
1038599
Yes, you can use ground coffee. There is a place at the top of the machine where you put the ground coffee and press a button to switch to ground coffee. It doesn't store the ground coffee like it does the whole bean.
1692546
I can't tell you that it would work for sure. The coffee duck must fit snugly enough so that the grounds don't leak out of it. I have a senseo coffemaker so it's a good fit. I suggest you contact the coffee duck people. They should be able to give you a definitive answer. good luck!
128035
I'm not sure, because I did not try it. I have ground my coffee more than usual, and it seemed okay, but over the long term, it might gather inside the filter. Try it. If it seems to get clogged, then switch to a coarser grind.
264876
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
313263
It is ground too fine for regular coffee makers, It will probably clog the filter before it would drip through.
1612439
The basic answer is 'no'. It didn't work when I ground my coffee at 'fine' on the Bunn Commercial coffee grinder. It overflowed the basket almost every time. The finer coffee will just make it worse. The problem is the bottom which is solid plastic with no holes and the coffee just plugs the screening. Sorry, that is my finding.
1914283
It has a water reservoir that can be removed for filling in water. Giving this is a commercial machine, it's likely possible but I've never checked to see if the coffee machine can be hooked up to plumbing.
1750628
Yes. I believe the company is called Solo, they make an adapter for K cups. You can find them at Bed Bath and Beyond. The adapter can also brew ground coffee as well. I think they are $20.
1772371
I am not sure of this problem - as I only purchased it to use K-Cups vs. Vue Cups. Although I have the insert with it for ground coffee- I was not planning on doing so as it seemed too labor intensive to use and clean after- which defeats the goal of the quick 1cup machine.