Will this work with drygranulated coffee creamers?
1381659
I haven't used it for any dry coffee creamers, but I imagine it would work just fine. They're usually made of finer granules anyway, so it shouldn't be a problem.
1381660
I don't see why it wouldn't. The little white spout flips out and you can probably put anything (dry) in there. I LOVE this. No more spilled sugar!
1381661
I've used it for regular sugar, splenda and sugar on the raw and it worked well for all 3. So I would say "yes" it should.
704824
Sorry, I don't know. I have a Keurig, so if your machine uses k-cups it would work. If you're not sure you can buy a small box of k-cup coffee for about $8 at a grocery store or dollar store before investing in a big box. Good luck!
611214
Yes. It works much better with ground coffee than with whole coffee beans. Much better and stronger taste.
1271393
This coffee maker works with a flat bottom filter. It is compatible with the Mr. Coffee GTF2-1 Basket-Style Gold Tone Permanent Filter
1177652
I use the peppermint my breakfast/protein shakes, it is a low calorie alternative to creamer. It should not change the consistency of the coffee.
1673699
If the basket holder in your coffee is flat bottomed this should fit. One thing you need to do is rinse the grounds out of the filter quickly so they will not ruin the basket. The coffee drinkers in my house prefer the basket to paper filters.
1797119
Yes. These work with anything that takes a k cup. It is so much nicer than the one made by keurig
262041
I don't see why not but I'm real dissapointed cause it wouldn't dispense powdered creamer cause I bought two of them one for sugar and one for creamer.
1368665
If the pod is the same size and shape as the Kcup, I don't see why not. I keep the little plastic cups to use my own coffee in there as well as the teaspoon. Hope this helps.
1592363
I cannot tell you - you should ask the producer. Know that the machine is not tight - you would have to get used to have little coffee powder in your coffee.
2113109
Yes, it will grind roasted coffee beans as fine as talcum powder if you want it that fine, or more coarse if that is your preference. I have even used it to grind green coffee beans (which are very hard, and thus extremely difficult to grind) to a fine powder. It does heat up a little during the grinding, and the thermal switch may cut in before you get the beans fully ground. To reduce the risk of that happening, I freeze the beans before grinding them, by placing them in the fast freeze section of my freezer about an hour before grinding.
1749402
I have not used this product for ground coffee so I'm not sure if it would work well.
820782
Yes, it will work. Any finely ground beans will leave some residual ground inside the grinder, however. Oilly beans may be less likely to build up static in the glass receptacle.
123335
It works with powdered substances like coffee creamer, However; the rising steam from hot brew gums up the mechanism quicker, a quick sweep with a small sharp instrument to dislodge clumps works for me.
1583426
I don't see why not. I just tried it in my coffee (which has creamer though) and it showed a PH of 7...which seems about right since I added creamer and stuff.
595679
It will work IF you have to Pod holder. Your machine should come with 1 single esspresso holder (used for gound beans) , 1 double esspresso holder (for ground beans) and 1 pod holder for pouch type pods. I should mention, these holders I identified fit in the portifilter. I have the Cuisinart EM-200 and I mine came with the pouch holder and I am able to use these LaVazza pouches.I hope this helps
1833577
I would think that it would depend on the grind of your coffee. I found that too fine of spice did not work in this.