Can you use K-Cups for this and how?
1357328
No, you cannot use K-Cups with this coffee maker. However, you can use "single serve pods" or coffee grounds. We found that the coffee maker tended to run over and get water/coffee everywhere when you try to use the grounds, and the pods worked much better. You can buy the pods at pretty much any grocery store.
1357329
I think you could if you just used the coffee out of the cup but it is easier to just use ground coffee.
1357330
I haven't used K-Cups but judging from the basket in the coffee maker, you could. I think the literature on the coffee maker says you can use K-Cups. I didn't pay much attention to that because I'm not planning to use them. I love my coffee pot!
1357331
The directions say you can but I have never tried. I would just sit the K cup in the little basket where I put the coffee grounds. It has been a great little machine. My mom saw it on the ocunter at my house and bought one too. S he and my son love it!
1814254
The k cups do not work. However, you can open them up and empty the k cup into the solofill v1 gold filter as you would do any regular coffee you use with the filter. I did that with a couple of k cup flavors I wanted to try. Hope that helps.
1273108
Yes you can. Unit comes with reusable pod holder (uses K cups) and several other different coffee/tea holders. Coffee is hotter than Keurig and does not burn out after a year or two like most Keurig. This is a single cup server and does not store water for later. Fills my 14 oz mug. Best buy in this type of coffee maker.
1845159
Yes you can use K-cups as well as other types of coffee pods or your own ground coffee with the Solofill V2 cup/adapter. Here is the link to the item http://www.amazon.com/Solofill-V2GOLDCUP-V2-Gold-Cup/dp/B00DU1ATCU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386166177&sr=8-1&keywords=solofill+v2
863220
any coffee can be used. That is what I don't like about Keurig as you have to use the premade pod or use the contraption to make your own pod which is messy. It says no filter is necessary but I use filters size #2. Otherwise it will have some sediment.
1958948
Fill the basket with ground coffee, insert into big piece, cover with cap and turn to secure. Remove the k'cup holder from the Keurig that has the arrow pointing up. Jiggle and pull. Insert the filled basket holder into that opening and brew coffee. Make sure to test the grinds on the coffee you're using if grinding your own. If using already ground coffee, just fill the little basket up to top. Also, it holds more than 2 tbs. Don't pack the coffee too tightly or the water stream will not work properly.
1902122
There is some misinformation in the answers posted so far. This unit is not designed to use K-cups or any other kind of pod or disk. It comes with a included coffee filter, and you simply fill the filter with however much coffee (grounds) that suits your taste. When done, you simple rinse the filter. OR, you can purchase disposable filters (#2 Paper Cone) and just toss them.
2048197
No, it does not use K-cups. It is a big jip. Don't buy or send it back and get the Platinum K75 K-Cup maker. Both have visible water reservoirs and look almost the same. Everybody sells K-Cups coffee, no-one sells the other type!
2147509
Not sure what you are asking. This is a Keurig. It is designed to use K-cups.If you want to use regular coffee you would need to buy the solofill k3 K-cup containers. They say they are not compatible with this unit, however, they are. I have them and they work just fine. Make sure you get the K3.
1327399
It is not made for k-cups unless you open them up and dump the grounds into the receptacle. Single serve paper pods would probably work, as long as they fit in the little oval basket.
1556165
It's like a regular coffee maker but drips into a travel cup. I don't think it will work with a k-cup, unless you already know a way to rig it to work with a coffee maker now.
2088489
Yes you can use any brand of K cups. I have even purchased and use a reusable K cup which I fill with my regular grind coffee.
1384093
Yes, just don't put a K-cup in . Just put the holder down and run it as if you were running a cup of coffee.
927505
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.
1362078
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.
2182354
No, K-cups will not work. There are 3rd party refillable cups you can purchase, but otherwise you are limited to Nespresso cups. A razor/razor blade relationship.
1048143
You could take it out of the K cup. I would buy the coffee beans and grind them. The same coffee is sold in a bag of whole beans.