I'm confused. Can you put your favorite coffee in this to make your coffee or do you still use a pod?
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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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Yes, you may put your favorite coffee. I don't fill it to the brim. I use the scoop that came with the keurig and the grounds stay in the filter and not in my coffee. This filter is better than the cheaper ones because when I use the cheap ones there is a lot of sediment at the bottom of my coffee cup.
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You can put your coffee in it. But the pressure of the water puts grounds everywhere and you have to clean it out. I use it with a tea bag in it. And it works great!!!! Anything loose is useless
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No, you cannot use K-Cups with this coffee maker. However, you can use "single serve pods" or coffee grounds. We found that the coffee maker tended to run over and get water/coffee everywhere when you try to use the grounds, and the pods worked much better. You can buy the pods at pretty much any grocery store.
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If you can take the coffee out of the k cup you can use it in the pod. Any coffee can work in the pod.
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I use both regular K Cups and the Reusable style (add your own ground coffee). Works great.
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We recommend using a pod only once to get the max amount of coffee for 1 cup. There may be a little left after the first cup, but using it more than once can result in the 2nd cup coming out weak.
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You can seal the pod with a hot iron. you will need to have a holder for the pod as you apply heat. I suggest you go back to the drip pod, it makes better (stronger) coffee, hotter process. Or just add the grounds in the devise close cover and hope for the best.
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My understanding is that pods can be used, but I'm old school (and cheap!) so I use ground beans and a tamper.
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You can get a separate filter basket (it's a metal mesh filter, no paper involved) and put your own coffee in that. To me, it's never as satisfying as the pods, however.
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Hello, No you CAN NOT use double sized pods in this machine, it states using standard size pods only. It is a shame, though, Thank you for your inquiry, if I can assist you further please contact me, Kimberly nGAP Customer Support Direct Line - 760.477.8713
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There are 'reusable' pods things out of plastic that you can refill yourself, but I don't think you can just dump in coffee.
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Not entirely sure of the question, but only pods can be used in the machine. I have seen one refillable pod; have not tried them because I'm afraid they may damage machine.
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You can also make your own pod with small coffee filters and a 1/4 cup measuring cup for the Senseo. We've been doing it for several years now with any coffee we choose. The directions can be googled.
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No you cannot "put any pod". You can remove the old pod--and have hot water for your "tea leaves" that have been placed in the "tea ball" which you brew in your cup. No other "pod" will fit into the brewing machine.
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You really can't, that is, the machine uses special aluminum pods that you buy from Nespresso. There are instructions online on how to re-use those specific pods. But, I use my Keurig machine for coffee. The nespresso is truly a wonderful espresso machine, that's function is incredible espresso, and cappuccino.
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Yes, it is. I never took into account how much room I have from counter to cupboard above; it does fit into the space on top of the pod holder but I have to pull it out to make coffee. Something else to consider is that it does not take as many pods as other holders. Hope this helps.
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I understand the issue you are having, I happen to have a pod maker myself from about 3 years ago and it is no longer available. If you get these filters you could use this little gadget I searched out for you. You would put the pre-formed filter in this, add your coffee, fold down the flap and iron over the top. It will work very well for you. I sure hope this helps you and if you get a chance, let me know what you decided to do. http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Coffee-Pod-Fixture-DIY-Coffee-Pod-Maker-for-Senseo-easy-pack-pods-/301180687702?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item461fc49556
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I place the filter in the pod, fill the filter with coffee and snap the lid on. I use the larger cup setting and it makes the coffee perfectly every time!