Are these Keurig approved K-cups?
1079581
I have seen this coffee offered on the Keurig website. However I bought this coffee from Amazon. This coffee (kcups) works just fine in my Keurig.
1079582
Yes, these k cups are for use with the Keurig, I have 2 Keurig coffee makers and they work with both.
1079583
I have been using this brand in both Keurig units that I use without a problem. It says on the box the cofffed pods are for the Keurig units. It appears to be even a better constructed pod than others I have used. Never had any plug ups or overflows with PEET'S like you might have with other brands of pods.
740474
I honestly don't know, Keurig is doing some different stuff with their new line of k-cup brewers, best I can say is try it and find out.
1349158
No. You can use any K-cup. There are many products on the market to choose from.
2092877
No, it isn't. Keurig won't sell the K-cup holders separately. Even if you call them directly. That is because a Keurig owner has to send the K-cup holder back to Keurig if they are invoking the warranty. Then Keurig has them throw the machine away and sends them a totally new machine. They won't sell the K-cup holders to anyone.This K-cup holder works great in my Keurig. No need to "get an official one" in my opinion.
1968462
They do. I have the Keurig licensed Mr. Coffee 40 oz. and they work perfectly.
1998335
Not if you have a Keurig 2.0. Keurig has implemented DRM technology to read the kcups.So if your kcup does not bear the Keurig Brewed seal it won't work. This is Keurig's attempt to monopolize the market.
1349159
Keurig says you do but I tried several nonbrand items. Some taste OK others taste flat or bad so if you can try a sample size first before buying any large quantity to see if it is to your taste. Mechanically they worked OK with no problems.
1797119
Yes. These work with anything that takes a k cup. It is so much nicer than the one made by keurig
1307309
You cannot use these in a Keurig. They are for the Sanseo coffee maker only.
99154
Yes, you can purchase those through Amazon and directly through the Nespresso website. Those pods (called "capsules") are compatible with the nespresso machines & are only sold under the Nespresso brand. K-cups (San Francisco Bay Coffee & others) are larger & don't fit into that machine.
210447
Not all of them. If the box says you have to use Keurig brand K cups then NO only Keurig brand will work. This is the case with the new keurig 2.0
545760
No. These are specially designed to fit the Keurig K-Cup machines. Hawaii Roasters may have a nespresso version, but you either have to go to their website or call them.
114041
Yes that is correct. Also, I had a problem with them making a mess because they are not standard k-cups.
29517
I'm pretty sure they don't. I'm almost positive that Keurig uses the K-Cups exclusively. Pods are round little pods of coffee encased in a tissue-like material as opposed to K-Cups that you are perhaps familiar with, the plastic cup filled with coffee, protected by a thin aluminum foil-type lid that, when you close the coffeemaker lid onto it, punctures the aluminum ... etc.So finally pods are pods as I described them the best I can, K-Cups, are the coffee portions in plastic cups etc NO these will not work with a Keurig CoffeeMaker unless they've invented something very recently that I don't know about. MOST LIKELY, 'No" these won't work with Keurig Coffeemakers. I'm pretty sure they don't. I'm almost positive that Keurig uses the K-Cups exclusively. Pods are round little pods of coffee encased in a tissue-like material as opposed to K-Cups that you are perhaps familiar with, the plastic cup filled with coffee, protected by a thin aluminum foil-type lid that, when you close the coffeemaker lid onto it, punctures the aluminum ... etc.So finally pods are pods as I described them the best I can, K-Cups, are the coffee portions in plastic cups etc NO these will not work with a Keurig CoffeeMaker unless they've invented something very... » Read More I'm pretty sure they don't. I'm almost positive that Keurig uses the K-Cups exclusively. Pods are round little pods of coffee encased in a tissue-like material as opposed to K-Cups that you are perhaps familiar with, the plastic cup filled with coffee, protected by a thin aluminum foil-type lid that, when you close the coffeemaker lid onto it, punctures the aluminum ... etc.So finally pods are pods as I described them the best I can, K-Cups, are the coffee portions in plastic cups etc NO these will not work with a Keurig CoffeeMaker unless they've invented something very recently that I don't know about. MOST LIKELY, 'No" these won't work with Keurig Coffeemakers. « Show Less
2049022
The K-Cups are made to fit all keurigs. I don't think they even make a model that is not a single serve.This is a great deal by the way!
998673
I don't know what number my keurig is, but these are soft so I don't see why not. Why don't you get that info from Keurig?
1685011
These are K-Cups very similar to the ones endorsed by Keurig. One time use and throw it it out.