Is the top of this k cup concave or flat? I am looking for a concave lid so that coffee doesn't flow over the edges.
57232
This cup has a slight outside rim, and because the screen mesh is around lower edge and the bottom, I have never had the issue of coffee flowing over the top. I suppose if your coffee was ground extremely fine, this could be an issue.
57233
The top is flat. You have to be careful about not filling it past the line on the inside. If you overfill it, you'll have a mess. I believe Keurig will have one out soon.
9845
It is not flush flat on bottom; it has a slight lip. You can also see by the picture it is narrower at the bottom than the top. It is quite stable but make note of my original review that it doesn't have a very well designed spout and can dribble around the cover edges if the cover is not held firmly in place. It does well in the dishwasher though!
1752215
When the k-cups reach a certain level the lid gets stuck. You can not fill it with k-cups. Yet I find it convenient enough for that purpose.
637856
ours are flat. Hope you don't waste your money on these mugs.....they do NOT keep coffee any warmer any longer than any other plastic mug. Is a farce!
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It's cylindrical...about two inches high and almost 2 inches circumference. I wish I could show you a picture. I think it makes a nice, HOT cup of coffee full of flavor. Only hold about 1 1/2 c water, but I'm happy with it. I only drink one/day and my daughter only once in a while. I like it, just wish has disposable paper filters in that size so I don't get grinds in the sink. we buy the #2 cone papers, cut off about 1/2 inch, fold the ONE side straight at the bottom, open it and put it inside the filter. It works fine! Took a couple times to figure out, but hey, we're genius! I think for the money, you just can't beat it! It's cylindrical...about two inches high and almost 2 inches circumference. I wish I could show you a picture. I think it makes a nice, HOT cup of coffee full of flavor. Only hold about 1 1/2 c water, but I'm happy with it. I only drink one/day and my daughter only once in a while. I like it, just wish has disposable paper filters in that size so I don't get grinds in the sink. we buy the #2 cone papers, cut off about 1/2 inch, fold the ONE side straight at the bottom, open it and put it inside the filter. It works fine! Took a couple times to figure out, but hey, we're genius! I think for... » Read More It's cylindrical...about two inches high and almost 2 inches circumference. I wish I could show you a picture. I think it makes a nice, HOT cup of coffee full of flavor. Only hold about 1 1/2 c water, but I'm happy with it. I only drink one/day and my daughter only once in a while. I like it, just wish has disposable paper filters in that size so I don't get grinds in the sink. we buy the #2 cone papers, cut off about 1/2 inch, fold the ONE side straight at the bottom, open it and put it inside the filter. It works fine! Took a couple times to figure out, but hey, we're genius! I think for the money, you just can't beat it! « Show Less
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The edges are turned up but the inside part is flat. No indentation for a cup.
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It is cone shaped--rather steeply, in fact (more so than the Cuisinart I owned prior to this one). Not sure what that does to the coffee, the point of the cone has discolored over time but I am not noticing a large difference in the quality of the coffee.
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The bottom rims are flat on the mugs. The center circle is slightly concave. We really enjoy this mugs. Well worth the money.
912327
Not sure to be honest with you. I think it is a pop on top lid because the inside of cup is smooth and not threaded. I bought it as a gift for my niece.
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Agreed. It is a bit smaller than your cup. If you really like the collapsible design the Cuissential, then you might consider cutting out a piece of plastic, metal or hard rubber to hold this above your cup. All it needs is a hole for the coffee to run through into the cup. The holes the coffee drips through are about 1 -1/2 inch apart. The lid of a paint bucket or coffee can might work.
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The cup I just measured is 6 1/8", but to be safe I wouldn't want to put it in a space that was shorter than 6 1/4" and would be really happy if it was a little more. You don't want to have to tip it or risk bumping it when it is nearly full of a hot liquid - IMO. We have a Keurig B60 and it just fits under it when the k-cup holder is closed and without taking the drip tray out, but you do have to tip it slightly due to about an 1/8" of the k-cup holder - we normally take the drip tray out for these and tall travel mugs.
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The lid fits as it should. Common sense pouring hot coffee from any pot is to tilt the pot slowly, not to dump it in to the cup. I have had no problem with the lid ever opening up while pouring the coffee. And I use it all day long. Works great.
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It is flat, but it is not smooth. The bottom is made up of what is meant to look like individual sticks pressed together. The "ridges and valleys" are about an eighth of an inch. We set glasses on it all the time with no risk of spill. We are very pleased with the quality of ours for the price.
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When the lid is removed, the top of the carafe is flat. I have never done that but is looks like it would work. The opening is about 2 1/2 ".
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Not sure. It looks like the same type mesh that is inside a regular K-cup. It isn't surrounded by that exterior plastic cup.
213842
It is not perfectly flat like say a glass beaker. But it isn't convex either. It is flat with a slightly raised rim on the bottom, similar to the bottom of a glass beer bottle. Hope this helps.
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2 yes' and 2 no's. Interesting. I didn't know they made a "spill proof" lid for ANY coffee pot. However, I do not have any trouble with this one. And, as someone else said, you can sneak a cup while it is still brewing.