No one has mentioned that they use this with the Keurig coffee pots. Are these deep or shallow? I am looking for the K-cup style with the hinged lid
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No. I do not use these with the Keurig coffee maker. I bought these for my Senseo coffee maker and it's great for it. These pods are somewhat flat, like a tea bag. Not a K-cup.
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You cannot use these in a Keurig. They are for the Sanseo coffee maker only.
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I use mine with our Hamilton-Beach and they are great. They do NOT leak...if you make them correctly! They are kind of like a tea bag without a string. I'm quite sure they will not work in a Keurig.
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try target, but they will not work in a keurig, and they don't work well in any other machine. they tend to leak coffee grounds into your cup.
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I'm sorry my original answer was incorrect. I thought this was the other piece I bought. This piece just holds the kcups in place in your keurig.
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Hi Tracy, I really enjoy the cups, the have nice smooth lines and are pretty durable. I use them with a breville, they fit right under the spout no problem. Hope this helps. Greg.
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I also use a Keurig Platinum and I have no problem using it with the Handy Caddy. I feel that it works well for this coffee maker.
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I use mine with a Keurig just fine. I use the middle brew cup and still have plenty of room for my creamer. You can also get lids to put on these mugs. I take mine in the car with me with a lid on.
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The literature with the Ekobrew States NOT COMPATABLE WITH MR.COFFEE K5 PLUS SOME OF KEURIG BRAND. LID CAN BE FORCED CLOSED. BAD IDEA
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I'm in the same boat here. Bought a "Brew & Save" but it doesn't fit in the commercial K-cup holder (there are 2 tabs in there that make it too tight and cause it to misalign with the needle in the bottom). Anyone know if a standard K-cup holder will fit in a commercial model? Mine is the K140.
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I can't tell you from experience, but you should be able to use one of those reusable containers for the Keurig and have it work Ok. Again, I don't know, but, if it is unsatisfactory through the Keurig, Amazon has a stainless steel loose tea holder that works very well.
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Diane,Yes. In fact, that is what ours was bought for. And I bought my daughter one for her Keurig for Christmas. It is great for pulling the maker out to clear the cabinets above for making a cup of coffee and for filling the water reservoir. Keurig fits so that the "lip" in front makes an easy "handle" for pulling it out and pushing it back.
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I bought these pods because I could not find the coffee filled ones in my area. The site states which coffee makers they are compatible with. I have a Senseo, it was listed. Each pod is a touch over 2 1/4" across and 1/2 inch deep. The directions for filling are included and if followed works perfectly. I found they also work well for loose leaf tea and hot chocolate.
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no. I purchased them for my keurig and they are too big for our coffee maker. Sad to say
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Having read the other answers to your question, I thought I would tell you my story. They are all correct about the legs and the knobs on the top. However, with that being said, it IS possible with a little ingenuity. I had purchased some metal shelving units a while ago, and since I am a certifiable packrat, I saved the small plastic circular pieces they used for packing. They are flat with raised rims on both sides, with one side being as if it was originally solid and had a hole made in the middle. The other side is completely open. It was easy to unscrew the metal top knob, drop it through the plastic circle and reinstall the knob. Now the knob sits inside the plastic piece, and there is room for the bottom of the second unit's leg to sit within the raised sides of the plastic. It keeps the units aligned and securely stacked. I have the Keurig K79, which is the big one, and it sits on top just fine. Honestly, I don't think they would move around anyway, given the weight of each of them and the Keurig, but why take chances? The only caveat is to remember that while the top of the leg unit is round, the bottoms are oval, like the legs themselves, so be sure your "connector" will fit the bottom of the legs, too. Overall, I LOVE the stack and the extra storage it gives me. Just don't forget about the additional height if you are putting them under a cabinet. Good luck!
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Hi Dawn. If you mean can you turn the K-cups upside down, the response is no because they fit snuggly when I placed them right side up and since the top of the K-cups are wider than their bottom, it won't fit upside down. I've had this for maybe two weeks now though and haven't experienced the cups catching in the drawers or the drawers not able to close well. It's been great and so easy to organize. I hope this helps.
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I can say that the "As Seen on TV Cafe Cups" do work well my new Keurig K155 (formerly known as the B155). I found mine at Target. And I DO think the "My K-cup" would also work because the K-cup holder does actually pop out, as mine did, when removing one of the Cafe Cups that was wedged in a little too tight. No harm at all, the K-cup holder just pops back in! I guess I didn't have to return the "My K-cup" after all, except that the Cafe Cups were a MUCH better value!!
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Yes. Double sided tape didn't last long. It's advisable to use the tiny screws which WON'T penetrate all the way through creating a hole. So no worries either. But then, if you place the Keurig underneath it, you won't be able to open the top part of the Keurig to put in the k-cup coz' it'll bump on to the k-cups in the k-cup holder. Unless of course your cabinets are installed high enough to make clearance.
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It fits a standard sized kcup. The 2,0 I am not sure of as I have not seen the holder for that pot. It works well but hold the handle down when brewing to ensure a good seal and to prevent spillage where the water goes in at the top. I added a paper filter for best results. No coffee mud that way even from a finer grind.
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I've only ever used the Senseo ones. They're 2-1/2" across and the holster is about 1-1/2" across, so I fluff the pod like a little pillow and stuff it down in the holster, making sure there is a flat surface at the hole on the lid so the needle on the Keurig can pierce it.