Can you use these in a Keurig Brewer? With or without the separate brew basket?
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I would assume not, because the way a Keurig works, it might tear open the bag with the force of th water, etc., so I would not even try. Its just as easy to put the coffee bag in a mug full of water and heat in the microwave. I do believe that Folger's makes a line of coffees for Keurig brewers.
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I don't know but a friend of mine has a Keurig and she doesn't think so. The pod is designed for the brewer and there is a compartment for loose coffee. She said if the coffee bag is like a tea bag (which it is) she can't see where it could be placed.
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I don't know - I don't have a Keurig, I make single servings in the microwave!
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Michael,This coffee comes in what looks like a tea bag. I don't have a Keurig, but if you can put a tea bag in it then yes.
1406849
They did not work in my Keurig K75 Platinum Brewing System. The top would not close. Removing the insert did not help
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No experience in that subject, but just reviewing the coffee maker my answere is no. The bottom of the filter basketis designed to not only activate brewing but provides the ability to remove the coffee pot during brewing and stop thebewing procedure. Without the basket in place; a mess at worst, no colffee at all in the least.
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Yes - these just fit in my Keurig (without the lid). I also had the height trouble and didn't want to remove the "liquid catcher" platform each time a brewed a cup. These cups solve that issue.
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no. I purchased them for my keurig and they are too big for our coffee maker. Sad to say
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Unlike what J. George said, they do NOT clean from the Reservoir. You have to use Water & Vinegar for that, and go through "Normal" Brewing Cycles.These Tablets are used to clean the Porta-Filter, and are used in conjunction with a Special Silicone Holder. I doubt they might work as intended in another machine, although I doubt it would hurt it either...
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I have a Keurig 1 cup brewer. I use only the screen/mesh part...if the little cup of coffee/tea doesn't fit into the screen then pour contents into screen and use that...it seems like the grey part is simply a container to hold the mesh/screen part, but maybe it fits into a different type of machine. I only use mesh/screen part
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I had a small stainless steel 4-cup percolator and these worked fine. Depending on how much coffee you put in the brew basket, you may need to tamp down the ends of the filters for the basket cap to fit. Otherwise OK.
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No, unfortunately. Illy made these specifically to fit their own espresso machines and they are to small for Keurig.
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I don't think so; I accidentally bought the Keurig ones because I thought the same thing. These are a little smaller. I tried the Keurig filter in mine (had to stuff it in) and my machine stopped brewing. Buy the right ones.
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Yes if you have the filter housing for the reusable filter basket. They will not fit in the standard K-cup holder.
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Unless you mod your brewer only official Keurig pods will work. There are various methods you can try at home or you can purchase one of several devices that will allow you to use non-keurig pods. But this product will not be usable on it's own.
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Yes. They are perfect for keurig machines when you want to use your own coffee rather than buy the individual coffee cups. We use them all the time and will be reordering soon.
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These only work with a Keurig. Keurig's are wonderful if you can afford one.
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I really don't think so unless your home system has a deeper basket holder. These are for the commercial brewers.
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I use these with a Krups Espresso Maker which uses the E.S.E pods. Sorry, I don't have the model number of the machine available. I have ordered several times, they make delicious coffee.
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I use a filter that is made for the basket. Look for them at Giant if you have one,but Amazon also sells them. Look for Mallitta Wrap Around Filters or Brew Rite Wrap Around Filters. These fit in the basket with a little adjusting and after putting your grounds( I recommend using a spoon to push grounds down) in, you just fold over the corners. They have a hole in the bottom and on the four corners to fold over the grounds. It takes a few times to master, but it is worth it, because I have no problem with grounds in my coffee.