Will this work in a pod brewer or is it k-cup brewer only?
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The pod brewers I've seen use a flat pod - this has structure and fits the Keurig type brewers. Their packaging lists single serve brewers Keurig, Jaimbria, Breville BKC700, Cuisinart SS700, Mr. Coffee BVMC-KG1. The pictures of pods are much thinner. So I doubt these will work.
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I have the platinum and it works with that. The filter is not big, so it doesn't get poked by the bottom needle. Hope that helps.
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It has a soft bottom like a pod, but the top is foil like a k-cup. Not sure how a pod brewer works, but if the pod had to be porous on all sides, I don't think this would work.
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I use it in the k-cup, not sure if it would work with the pod brewer or not. Sorry I couldn't answer more precisely.
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I have a Mr coffee brewer and these work with no problem. I love the packaging and the flavor is wonderful
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It will work in all original Keurig machines. However the new 2.0 machines look for some type of bar code on top the coffe pod as a copy protection scheme. There are hacks to be found on the Internet if necessary.
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I concur with other responses... looking at the Suncana brewer specs. We are big coffee drinkers, and use the Perfect Pod Maker to make pods for our Grind Master brewer. It works great. However, like us, you will need to experiment a bit to find the ideal coffee grind and measurement that works for your tastes and brewer. We find two tablespoons of medium-course grind works for us. Also, of the pods we've tried, we find the EasyPack pods to be the best and most consistent.
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I have the Hamilton Beach single cup coffee maker and it uses the Senseo coffee pods or these. You have to put one in the bottom of the holder then flip the top closed and set the second on top of that. Works great for two of these pods. I wish I could attach a picture. If you look at the Hamilton Beach coffee maker it shows the pod holder that is supposed to work with the Senseo coffee maker too.
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We only make pods for the Keurig brewer we use whatever coffee we like. I don't know how it would do in other brewers. The pods do seal with heat and we had an old sealer that broke and they replaced, but before they replaced it we sealed them with an old iron. A travel iron would be great also.
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Sure. Just don't put a K-Cup in the brewer, select your cup size and press "brew."
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Lori, I have never taken the coffee out of a Keurig K-cup and put the coffee in the coffee pods filters, but I can't see why not. I use a lot different brands of coffee in the pods for the Hamilton Beach coffee maker and I have had no problems at all. You should be OK.
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Sorry, Goodight, but we returned the coffee maker; we couldn't find the correct pods to fit in the coffee maker and decided to try something else. Hope someone CAN answer your question for you though.
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There is an adapter so you may use K-Cups but I was not pleased with the results.There were grounds in the coffee after a few uses. I have gone back to the pods which are not as available as the K-Cups.I feel the pods work better.
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I see no way to make pods without a pod maker which has a very hot "flange" to match the flange on the filters. The manufacturer or original distributor stamped on the back of mine is "Arm Enterprises, Inc." Maybe they could help. The name on the tag is "Coffee Pod Maker", "Perfect Pod Maker", Model EP2122, Date Code 5111. I'll swap you my pod maker for a new Keurig coffee maker. :)
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Don't see why not. I use pods in my keurig, just get either the E-Z cup or the Pod Holster. I put about 1 tbl of drip grind coffee in the pod. Be sure to follow the instructions on the Pod holster on how to fit the pod in. Makes a great cup of coffee and much cheaper than buying the prefilled pods or k-cups. I like the fact that I can make a bunch of pods up ahead of time, then just pull one from the fridge, stick it in the E-Z Cup and brew away. (I have both the Hamilton Beach single serve and a Keurig and wanted something I could use in both.)
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I don't think so, the pods that fit this Pod Maker need to be filled with coffee then place in the Pod Maker to be sealed with heat. I have used this for years for my Senseo single serve coffee machine made by Phillips. I can then use the coffee I prefer.
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As far as I have experienced, it does accept all brands of regular K-cups, and also reusable refill style cups. I don't like the refill one that Keurig makes, because you have to take out the pod cartridge inside the machine and replace it with the refillable one, which is a hassle. I like the one I bought at Bed Bath and Beyond that is a little plastic pod that fits right in the space where a disposable pod would fit, and comes with tiny little paper filters so you can use your own coffee instead of buying the expensive Keurig pods all the time.
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If your coffee maker uses the K-cup refillable pod these filters will work. They fit inside the plastic cup, you fill it with grounds and make a cup of coffee as usual.
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I found a cute device on ebay that is used in place of the pod maker. Small, round metal holder that the pod fits in and then fill with coffee. Cover with lid and press iron on it to seal. Works great. Pods are so much cheaper that the K-cups. I could never figure out why the pods never really took off but the K-cups did. They are both single cup coffee servers but the pods are so much cheaper and don't take up so much space.
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As long as they are the softpods it should work. It WON'T work with K-cups.
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No - The unit is designed to use only pods and can't be modified ( according to the company ) to accept ground coffee.