can you get cups for your own coffee
1335563
yes, I've bought them on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005K0L2U2/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc;=1works fine.
1335564
yes, I've bought them on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005K0L2U2/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 works fine.
1335565
short answer is no. however, kuerig made a self-fill adapter for an earlier model of their non-commercial brewers which can be modified with sharp file & patience.
1216169
It doesn't come with anything that would "translate" to using your own coffee, but that wasn't a concern of mine when I bought it. If you contact their web site, they might have an answer for you.
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Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to make coffee but I push it about three times. For some reason the coffee comes out stronger that way. Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to... » Read More Not on the market but you can reuse the ones you have... I do and have. Peel off the foil top and carefully remove the plastic bit on top. clean out the grounds but also look for another plastic bit on the bottom. rinse all parts out. Then put the bottom but back in as you found it, pack your own fine ground coffee in the cup, about a tablespoon or a bit more and be sure to pack it down. Then cover the top with aluminium foil and fold the edges as tight as you can. Basically just imitate the original construction. The pod should slip in and it works just fine. I use the expresso button to make coffee but I push it about three times. For some reason the coffee comes out stronger that way. « Show Less
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These are normal side keurig cups, only different is you fill them yourself.
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You can if you purchase a reusable coffee filter such as one from Solofil. They are worth every penny and make this Keurig that much more valuable!!
644184
I don't think it is possible to buy one cup. You might find something similar at Pottery Barn that can be bought individually. Good luck.
1251095
You don't need cups. I'm sure you can find some to put in if you prefer them, but they don't come with them. Hope that helps.
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You can get the reusable filters - I got some at Target, you add your own coffee and it works fine. It says on the package something about "Works with K-Cup...."
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You can but it won't be as strong unless you put in another little individual coffee. You can set it up however you want.
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No. But I find that it has always come out tasting good whether I make a small cup or large cup. You can also buy your own Keurig cup to fill with your own coffee. This might be what you want if coffee strength is an issue. Hoping this helps.
2104003
I've not seen individual cups for sale here, only this set. But, perhaps someone else has?
1273114
I have never tried to use my own coffee with my pod maker. Not sure if you can or not. To use my own coffee, I use myKeurig.
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This machine accepts only ground coffee. You can grind your own or buy pre-ground coffee. I highly suggest grinding your own as it will be much fresher.
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It comes with its own filter and use I regular coffee not the single cup coffee.
1434643
Yes, you can brew one cup into your own mug. We elevate the mug using a ramekin to prevent splashing.
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Yes, and there are plastic cups found in the coffee isles in most supermarkets. The cups are designed to go into the Keurig achines. I don't care for them because they are a pain to clean as you have to get the grounds out of these cups to reuse the cups again. Not a big deal, but there you are.
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You amy be able to use your own that is comparable in size. Or you may be able to contact the manufacturer and see if they ship just the mugs. They may be able to tell you where to buy the mug. Not sure. But I use my own mug.