will the recyclable coffee pods soft bottom fit in this?
524489
I have San Francisco bay pods in mine, but they are not recyclable, and have net bottoms.
524490
not sure what you mean, I put my k kups that fit in my keurig in it and i'm really happy with it
524491
They do but because they are not as deep as the plastic ones. They are unstable in the vertical position on a wall and can be bumped off easily. There fore I only put a few I'm the rack.
524492
No. I just checked. Because of the plastic lip on it, it's too big to fit correctly.
524493
That depends on how you are storing it. Standing up or hung on a wall, it will not hold the pods with the filter bottoms. But if laying flat, it will.
1708462
I don't think it will work well. These are designed for a different shape machine (that makes a much weaker cup of coffee). Instead, get one of the plastic coffee containers they sell in the grocery stores or online that is made for the Keurig. Note that Keurig now has two different sizes (there's a new model out that changes the dimensions) so make sure what you buy will fit your model.
436414
They may fit, but not the way Keurig style coffee cups do. The "pods" that San Francisco Bay uses have a hard round top and a soft coffee filter type material bottom. Therefore they don't stand up properly on a flat surface. By the way, I've gotten used to the coffee and it's not that bad.
1714146
I'm not sure if we care referring to the same coffee maker. Mine is the BUNN MY CAFE single cup multi-use brewer. If that is the coffee maker you are referring to, then yes! I place the pods in the drawer with the edges (where the pod is sealed) down rather than just lay the pod in the opening, because the entire pod needs to be in the pod cavity and they want to lay on top.
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Probably. It's made to fit Keurig coffee makers. You definitely have to turn it to orient it to snap into the Keurig pod well. But it is so much cheaper to use these reusable cups. I even use them for loose tea leaves. What I like to do too is mix a couple of different coffees like kona and breakfast blend ... Or a dash of macadamia cocoa blend with French roast. You can get creative mixing different ground coffees.
1202633
I love the filter coffee and don't know if it will fit for sure but think it might. I got my pot at Costco.
1211240
Unfortunately no. KCups are bigger than Nescafe ones and they wont fit in this machine
312906
The pod diameter is 2 5/8". My pod holder is 2 1/8" wide and 5/8" deep and these work nicely. Keep in mind most of the coffee in the pods will be in the middle of the pod and it will taper out to a thin layer at the outside edges of the pod so the fact that the diameter of the pods is wider then the pod holder makes no difference. The amount of coffee that you put in the pods will have the largest effect on how they fit. Hope this helps
1104644
There are 'reusable' pods things out of plastic that you can refill yourself, but I don't think you can just dump in coffee.
314107
Yes - If your Brew & Save Plastic ones fit, so will the metal version. The K-10 Mini takes all standard size K-Cups but not the OEM Keurig Re-useable Insert.
735698
Yes it fits. My sense, however, is that because the mesh screen is on the bottom of the filter as well as the sides, the coffee goes thru the filter a little faster than I'd like. I like my coffee a bit bolder, however, so that is a consideration as well.
2099442
Unfortunately not with the plush like pod liner as the dents are the parameter if the classic pod size . If you would remove the liner it would fit the new larger pods but... then they would probably slide around. hope this helps!
1297030
you will need to check the flat diameter of the pods compared to nespresso---if so it will fit since there is space for the height
294740
It should fit as my Keurig is about the same width and depth. The only problem you may have is the height because the pod holder is about 4 inches high. The flat surface of the top of the pod the Keurig sits on is about 11.5 inches wide so if there's no cabinet above it, you should be fine.
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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!
1261652
Yes the pods do fit you just have to stack them sideways, not flat the way they come packaged.
35517
I really don't know, I am using a Hamilton Beach, if you ask the seller they may be more helpful. I have receved very good answers by doing this. If there is a place that holds coffee pods it should work, I use to use seneo until they became impossible to find