Can the refillable coffee pods be used? How is the B155 different from the K155?
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yes and The newer version which is the K155 is NSF certified and therefore has some minor design changes. The functionality is the same, with changes happening more internally to make the brewer NSF certified (i.e. rounding corners to make cleaning easier.
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If you are looking to replace coffee pods, I would say no. If you are looking to replace K-cups, then the java jig filter plus it's holder will substitute for a K-cup. Not sure this answers your question tho'.
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I'm sorry you cannot. Most machines have their very own custom pod. Go to the website to get the best selection in coffee. I absolutely LOVE this machine and the coffee variations, especially the price! Makes coffee the way they do in Italy.
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I purchased the Coffee Duck refillable pods, and they worked marginally but made EXTREMELY weak coffee with no crema (the espresso foam) on top. We were so bummed! We have a custom grinder and played around with setting it to super fine, medium fine, etc. and nothing seemed to help. We tried packing the pods tight, leaving a little room, etc. and still the coffee sucked. Stick with the capsules; they're expensive up front, but worth it in the end. Plus, Nespresso's capsules are Rainforest-Alliance certified, which is the highest certification for both sustainability and fair-trade. You can also recycle your pods now by turning them into Sur La Table. Hope that helps!
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It sounds as if a K-cup is not designed for your machine. It would be a little extra work, but the only way I can see you being able to brew this coffee is to peal off the aluminum top then pour the coffee into a brew cup that fits your machine.
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You really can't, that is, the machine uses special aluminum pods that you buy from Nespresso. There are instructions online on how to re-use those specific pods. But, I use my Keurig machine for coffee. The nespresso is truly a wonderful espresso machine, that's function is incredible espresso, and cappuccino.
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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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I never tried to use it with K-cup reusable pod . However, I would guess it may not work effectively. Using it with the reusable Pod will be equivalent of using double filters which may dilute the coffee and also cause back pressure within the filter. The back pressure may slow down the rate of coffee output in addition it may reduce the amount of coffee filling your mug. I know it is not fun to clean the reusable K-cup pod, but if you want to avoid the clean up process, I recommend buying the EZ-cup to be used with the EZ-cup filters. I hope this helps!
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These filters are made for the ez cup plastic pod. It costs $20.00 for one. You should be able to use any refillable pod with I coffee. I he filters might work in those but are not necessary.I have used Cafe cup refillable pods in an older Keurig for years.
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The product is called the "My K-cup" and it works fine with my B30. It seems expensive, but if you consider the cost to the environment of using the wastefully convenient disposables, plus the advantage of being able to use your own choice of coffee, it's definitely worth it in my opinion!
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I ordered a B70 also but got a K75 which I think is a newer model. However, the new models seem not to come with sample coffee; however, I did get not only the three pager, but also a thick instruction book and a book of product offers.
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If you can take the coffee out of the k cup you can use it in the pod. Any coffee can work in the pod.
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There is an adapter so you may use K-Cups but I was not pleased with the results.There were grounds in the coffee after a few uses. I have gone back to the pods which are not as available as the K-Cups.I feel the pods work better.
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That's what I use. I had a different keurig and it was great, but this new Keurig B155 doesn't do so well with the my k cup. It fits in the machine, but the coffee goes all over the place as it pours out. You have to hold the cup right up to the spout and even then, some of the coffee runs to the wall of the keurig it goes down into the basket that catches the spilled coffee. For this reason, I would not get this machine...so frustrating! The other reason I don't ike this machine is that it smells like burning plastic when it's on, and the top of the machine gets pretty hot.
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Hi, Love the machine, great quality, durable and looks good. Use it many times a day. And yes, I can make my own coffee with this machine. I had to do some research beforehand, for only certain types of fill-able kcups work. The one I ended up buying works great: "Solofill K3 GOLD CUP 24K Plated Refillable Filter Cup" (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C3828WA/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1).
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I use both regular K Cups and the Reusable style (add your own ground coffee). Works great.
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I found a cute device on ebay that is used in place of the pod maker. Small, round metal holder that the pod fits in and then fill with coffee. Cover with lid and press iron on it to seal. Works great. Pods are so much cheaper that the K-cups. I could never figure out why the pods never really took off but the K-cups did. They are both single cup coffee servers but the pods are so much cheaper and don't take up so much space.