can a k-cup also be used in this replacement?
2030796
No you can not use a K-cup inside this replacement. It's only for grounded coffee of your choice.
2030797
I doubt that - because this product only holds filter cups as you can see. Try an alternate method of disposable filter cups from the Amazon web site - good luck!
1243266
I am not sure. I believe all Keurig machines take k cups, but I would check with the company just to be sure.
1164527
You can get the reusable filters - I got some at Target, you add your own coffee and it works fine. It says on the package something about "Works with K-Cup...."
12715
I just received mine and you cannot use the re-usable cups that I have. They changed the inside of the k-cup holder. Extremely irritating because it can no longer accept reusable k-cups! Really Keurig at a time when you are being criticized for excess nonrecyclable waste created by k-cups filling up landfills- you actually decided to make this environmentally unfriendly change?????
529211
I am not sure about the different Keurig models but the cups work great in my machine. They are the same size as the prepackaged kcups so if you can use those, I don't see why these wouldn't work.
903354
Yes you can but you have to hack the Keurig. There are youtube videos on how to do it. You can also get a DRM freedom clip for free that tricks the sensor and allows you to use any kcup you want, even the refillable ones. Everyone should realize by now, that eventually, someone will find a hack to counteract companies that try to limit us into just using their products. :)
1799064
yes. the other one (for the Keurig "vue") has a different style and mentions that it's for the vue. This one with the round netted bottom is for the keurig which also would take the typical plastic k-cups. Makes it easy to slice the netting and add the used coffee grounds to gardens.
737812
I suggest that you look up the fitting measurements of K-cups to find out about the limitations. Good luck now!
1364957
Absolutely not. You simply insert the EZ-Cup just like a regular K-Cup. Read my recent (1/12/13) review to learn how to make a strong cup of coffee using the EZ-Cup.
2123558
If you're talking about the take-and-go cup, I don't know. If you're talking about using the k-cup single serve coffee to make a cup, yes.
1002320
Perhaps if you want to use your own ingredients and pre-fill multiple Cups. Re-usable K-Cups appear to be the cheapest route costing about 10 or 15 cents per cup for coffee ingredients. The Ekobrew Stainless appears to be a highly rated option (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00859FH7O/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1).
1721482
Not a hundred % sure,I think Starbucks uses a smaller pod than a regular K-cup. If your maker uses the regular sized K-kups then yes. If not sure ask star bucks if their machine uses regular sized K-cups.
1167032
Yes, I have a plastic filter that can be reused. You only need to remove the holder for the k-cups to fit the bigger filter.
170239
No, it cannot. The receptacle in Hamilton is not deep enough to use a K-cup.It uses coffee PODS, of which many are available (Senseo, Wolfgang Puck, Baronet).
1423942
You can if you purchase a reusable coffee filter such as one from Solofil. They are worth every penny and make this Keurig that much more valuable!!
1425767
Any K-cup(Keurig branded or not) will work in keurig 2.0 with a very simple workaround. Google it.
1001916
You CAN, but you'll have to buy a refillable pod like the Ekobrew Cup Ekobrew Refillable K-cup for Keurig Brewers, 1-Count . I have one and it works just fine!