Stainless Steel Reusable K Cups for Keurig 1.0 & 2.0 Brewers – Eco-Friendly Coffee Pods (Pack of 4) Review

they work perfectly. I modestly squeeze the thickness into the filter, flatten it and close the lid a few times until it holds. My Keurig will resist if I overpress the ground coffee, so there's a learning curve, but I love strong coffee and it was worth getting it right. This is my second batch from this seller.

I was amazed after reading the reviews as I JUST bought it! When they arrived I didn't expect them to work on my Keurig 2.0 BUT THEY DID IT! They are so cute and very easy to clean! Very handy when we run out of K-Pods or just want to take a break and try other mixes! Coffee has no unpleasant taste and traces of grinding!

The reusable coffee filters work well with the Keurig 2.0 and what I like best is that they don't have to fit into the machine a specific way like some of the more expensive filters I've had. People unfamiliar with them have confused them when they weren't placed in a specific way with a needle piercing the web. They work well because they have a long enough plastic lip at the bottom to protect the mesh from the needle. I would recommend showing a picture of the bottom of these mugs for people…

I love my Keurig (I have a K55 for those wondering if these filter cups will work) but I stopped using it as I was so disappointed with other reusable filter cups that I bought it would try. Even when they claimed to work with my Keurig, they didn't fit properly, made nasty coffee, or were very flimsy that replacing them would be almost as wasteful as using the non-recyclable K-Cups I was trying to avoid. The little guys are perfect for my K55 and I can make a very tasty cup of coffee (note…

I don't think it's worth talking too much about the reusable coffee filter set review. I stopped buying capsules to reduce unnecessary waste and be eco-friendly. I bought them because honestly they are cheap. After my first use, they certainly do the job of storing coffee grounds and brewing them in a Keurig machine, but the coffee is so watered down that it's not worth it, especially if you're buying quality coffee. I've been a barista for over two years. I know a thing or two about brewing…