I am very pleased with my Keurig My K-Cupt Reusable Coffee Filter. The ability to make coffee from my own beans not only saves money and waste but it also allows for more variety on the coffee I make. Using the My K-Cup Filter is simple. You remove the assembly from the pod door and drop the machine-washable filter assembly in. Fill the coffee filter up with grounds. Drop it in just like you would a pod, and then screw on the included lid. Then brew and enjoy.
Using your own beans compared to the self-contained K-Cups is obviously a little more messy and time consuming. I recommend filling the filter over the sink because inevitably a few grounds will fall out. Cleaning it is simple; just shake out the grounds and then rinse it quickly in the sink and its ready to go again. Just be aware of the inevitable potential for messiness and you won't be disappointed.
Also, the filter has the potential to make a weak cup of coffee. The filter can hold about 2.5 tablespoons of coffee grounds. There are markings on it for 1 and 2 tablespoons. If you fill it up to either of those locations, the coffee will be pretty weak. This is fine if, like my dad, you like weak coffee. However, if, like me, you like your coffee strong, you're gonna have to fill it all the way to the top. The instructions say not to compact the coffee into the filter; however, I recommend that you make sure that the coffee is nice and snug and to the top. I press it down pretty good with the spoon. Basically, if you don't have it filled to the top, the water leaks around the side before it goes through the beans and it seriously dilutes down your coffee. But if you do it right, you'll easily get a pretty strong and good-tasting cup of coffee.
The Keurig M K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter does what it advertises: It allows you to use your Keurig brewer on your own beans...and it does it pretty well.
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Brew your favorite ground coffee your way with the original My K-Cup reusable coffee filter, one of the few reusable coffee filters approved for Keurig K-Cup brewers.
This My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter is not compatible with Keurig 2.0, Vue, Rivo or Commercial brewers.
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| Sold By | Newhope Dreams | AOSIHUI US | Fanativita | Noalto Direct | Noalto Direct | Yongyao Flagship Store |
| compatible devices | Keurig 2 | Keurig home brewers B30 B40 B50 B60 B70 Series | All Reusable K-Cup Filters | Coffee Maker | Mr. Coffee, Keurig K-Classic, Keurig 2.0, Keurig K Compact, Breville | Keurig K-Mini, K-Mini Plus, K-Classic, K-Express, K-Select, B30 B40 B50 B60 B70, The 1.0 version of Keurig, K10, K15, K40, K45, K50, K55, K60, K70, K75, K79, SS-10p1, SS-15p1 |
| material | Plastic | Stainless Steel | Paper | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| number of pieces | 1 | 3 | 100 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| shape | Basket | Cone | Cup | Basket | Basket | Basket |
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Dark, Smooth, Rich Coffee - Some Coffee Grounds in the Cup, But No Mess left in or on My Coffee Brewer
I am pleased to report that this K-Cup reusable filter fits into my new Keurig K15 coffee brewer. The little instruction manual was very helpful, and successfully guided me on how to remove the housing within my Keurig, which only took me a few seconds.I drink a medium roast blend, I like my coffee dark and rich, and after many trial and errors, this is my report.I receive the best brew from fine ground coffee, my coffee is rich and delicious, and tastes as good as brewed from a French Press. Unfortunately, when I used fine ground coffee in this filter, it left an awful lot of coffee grounds in the bottom of my cup.This filter used with coarse grounds, produced a tiny amount of left over grounds in my cup, but the coffee color was light, and my coffee was weak, and tasteless.I receive the best results when I grind my own beans. For an individual serving, I use two heaping scoops of beans and grind them to a medium/fine texture. I fill the filter almost to the top, and after I lightly tamp down the grounds, I don’t add any extra, because when the mesh filter is overfilled, the coffee grounds will spill and leak all over. For this amount of coffee grinds, I use 8 oz. of water.My coffee is nice and dark with a rich and smooth flavor, and although I do have a few coffee grounds in the bottom of my cup, the coffee is delicious.In addition, all coffee grounds remain in the mesh filter and therefore clean up takes a few seconds, because there are NO coffee grounds left in or on my Keurig brewer. The My K-Cup reusable filter is virtually mess free.
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