do you have to remove the original pod holder or does this fit into the same space as a k-cup?
1364957
Absolutely not. You simply insert the EZ-Cup just like a regular K-Cup. Read my recent (1/12/13) review to learn how to make a strong cup of coffee using the EZ-Cup.
1345153
No. It takes a "pillow like" pod. Not the little cup used in a kuerig. You will find many choices on Amazon. I have them shipped each month. This coffee maker makes great coffee. Is a quality pod brewer.
737815
I have had no problem with fitting all the K-cups into this holder. I had more than the 35 cups and was able to put 3more onto the top of the holder. They go in and out easily for me. Perhaps if your fingers were large you might have a problem, but I am very satisfied with my holder.
1328966
you can use the Keurig kit or get one here of the generic....the kit is like the original holder of a k-cup but it is the part you place the filter in, like the old school Mr. Coffee basket
1473156
I should think so. This is my second keurig and I have the extra adapter that you put the mesh holder in. It would have fit both and I used it in my Mr. Coffee as well. Same idea as the Keurig.
1730237
I have the KCM5WFP and I dont know if the pods will fit. The pods do fit in the original plastic 10 cup pod holder so I re-use that.
401945
Yes there's a plastic section of the holder that is removable. It has a piercing point which puts a small hole in the bottom of a kcup. If you have the instruction book, there is a picture and also instructions for removing this piece for cleaning. I believe they call it a funnel. If this is missing, the only way to use the plastic kcups is to poke a small hole in the bottom of the kcup. If returning is not an option, there are coffee pods available that I order from a company called san francisco bay through amazon which are not plastic. These have a mesh type pod which doesn't require piercing. They are also recyclable, so not so much waste plastic in the environment. The coffee is great too. I buy the fogchaser or breakfast blend. But if you like flavors those are also available. Hope this helps.
1000024
No. It is a little taller than the original cup and won't fit on the holder.
1046035
Yes it just fits under my Keurig, but you do have to take out the drainage basket at the bottom. Note: the "Large" cup setting on the Keurig only fills it about 2/3 the way (about 10 ounces). I just make another cup on the side fill the travel mug and drink the rest before I go. I love it! Coffee stays HOT for hours and does not spill on my paperwork. This makes the 3rd one I have purchased to give as gifts. My original is still going strong. Hint if you use cream in your coffee, be sure to occasionally soak the lid in a baking soda and water solution to keep it fresh.
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.
77716
This K-Cup Holder (Black), is and works the same as the original. I also bought the K-Cup Holder (Brown) that has a screen filter in it to use when I brew my Tea.I recommend that you do not use the same K-Cup Holder to brew your Coffee and Tea with, you may experience an awful taste.
700178
I'm not sure about the B40 as I have a different model, but yes, on mine you have to remove the part that you sit your k-cups in. It should snap out if you pinch it and pull up on it.
700175
Jill, there is a k_cup holder that needs to be removed first. To remove it you press down on the top 1/2 pulling towards you slightly and it will release the tabs to get it out. This is the part you remove - Generic K-Cup Holder
662680
Yes, it is. I never took into account how much room I have from counter to cupboard above; it does fit into the space on top of the pod holder but I have to pull it out to make coffee. Something else to consider is that it does not take as many pods as other holders. Hope this helps.
1681683
It did not fit my k45 it just sat in there lose. So when you take out a used k-cup the holder would come out to. I sent it back
699739
The cups are held in place by the cup. Since the San Francisco k-cups don't actually have a cup I don't believe they would work. I had a box of SF pods and stored them in a drawer, but didn't actually attempt to put them in the pad because it didn't seem they would fit.
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The K cups are smaller, so the should fit, but I would recommend getting one of the many K cup holders out there. Unless you have both machines to support.