what type of pods does this take?
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Senseo Coffee Pods, Dark Roast,18 Count (Count of 6), 26.46 oz.Senseo or similar type. Or you can use regular ground coffee.
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http://www.amazon.com/Senseo-Coffee-Roast-Count-26-46/dp/B000UBD88A/ref=pd_bxgy_k_img_z Senseo or similar type. Or you can use regular ground coffee.
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I don't know, but in looking up the type of coffee maker, it says you just put the coffee in, no pods needed, although I note there is also an option to purchas 350 filters so it appears that the pressure used to make the coffee may push through some of the coffee grounds. I'm thinking that I'd need to see the part of the coffee maker that you place coffee in to see if the pod filters would work. Sorry I couldn't be more help, good luck finding a resolution.
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No it takes the pods I have a problem finding them the storesI bought the filler pods so I can use regular ground coffee.
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Any pan will do, I have found that the pods just need to float a bit. Make sure you have a good tight cover for the steaming process. I wouldn't try the microwave as the pods tip easily.
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I honestly don't know, as i don't have any other kind of pods to compare... but these pods do seem very specific to this machine or at least Nescafe machines... hope this helps...
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Unless you mod your brewer only official Keurig pods will work. There are various methods you can try at home or you can purchase one of several devices that will allow you to use non-keurig pods. But this product will not be usable on it's own.
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No, it is terrible. I have seen some emails that made me think it works but if it does I don't know what they are doing. I tried using one pod, then two pods and even just the loose coffee and each time it is terrible. It was a waste of money in what I ordered.
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A small supply of free pods came with my podmaker, but I ordered the large box of pods at the same time as the maker. So, yes, you have to eventually buy pods,but they are very reasonable in price. I'd suggest ordering at the sametime as ordering the podmaker and get it over with.
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No it is pod only. You can use a pod attachment and make your own pods though.
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Your Illy machine needs to accept ESE-type pods. If it does, then you'll be rewarded with a smooth cup of coffee. Enjoy!
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No, sorry, I don't have any suggestions. I used the duck pods once only, and finding them to be too fiddly to fill, use and then clean out again, I gave up. They are more burdensome than useful.
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Yes a sample set of pods comes with the system (one of every flavor). I also recommend looking up HiLine Coffee for inexpensive pods that work with this system.
750673
I too have the Dolce Gusto, and have been searching for other pods that will fit--Does anyone have any suggestions?
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You need to buy the Nespresso brand of pods. I had one of these machines but it did not keep the coffee hot enough. It was just sort of warm... I sent it back.
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The great thing about the Krups KP1010 is that it's not fussy about pods. Unless a specific coffee maker is recommended (Givalia,Tissamo, etc.) most any standard pod will work. I've ordered various brands online from Coffee.com, Coffeewhiz.com and others with no problems. Mostly, I purchase the ready-cut filters and make my own pods filling with any ground coffee. This is the most economical costing less than $0.20 per pod. Search for: www.yourcoffeepod.com Hope this response is helpful to you -- enjoy your Krups
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Thanks for the info, I'll give that brand a try next. Do report back how the pod maker goes, I read online about people just saying to use a standard filter and then trim the top and fold it over and wet it, I tried but in order to get a tight enough fold I couldn't use enough grounds to get a decent cup, and using enough grounds meant it wouldn't fit in the chamber right.
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Not being familiar with the pods used in the new Keurig machines, my suggestion to you would be to to contact Keurig on line and ask them.