Perfect Pod Cafe Fill Value Pack - Reusable K Cup Coffee Pod Filters and Coffee Scoop for Keurig K-Duo, K-Mini, 1.0, 2.0, K-Series and Select Single Cup Coffee Makers Review

Easy to use in the morning. Simply scoop, close the lid and pour your coffee into the K-cup. I use paper filters for my K-Cups, which are not included and must be purchased separately. I like it because I can reduce my carbon footprint and the plastic in disposable cups never biodegrades. Using this makes me feel less guilty about the environmental degradation that's going on.

We've used them with the Keurig Mini and had no problems. Make sure the flat part (the hinge on the lid) faces the back of the machine when you insert it into the Keurig. Otherwise it'll be difficult to close - it works, but you'll feel like you're pushing! There are no problems with breaking through the floor. The serving spoon is very easy to use and everything comes out nice and clean.

Available Finally no weak coffee! I've been using Keurig for 7 years and I love it, but the cost of K Cups is ridiculous, let alone plastic waste. I've had a variety of reusable cups in the past, but the quality and strength of the coffee was always compromised until I got this one. My Dunkin Donuts coffee is finally exactly the same as the real mug I buy at the store. Easy cleaning afterwards and no durability issues. Will buy another pair. Very happy customer!

Love the convenience of the single cup system and the eco-friendliness of refillable pods. I was concerned that this replacement might not fit the Keurig Series 2 machines, but they work in both. These devices also fit well into regular Keurig brand capsule holders. This way you can fill a few of these with your coffee and keep them there until you need them. I recommend buying paper filters for reusable containers. Not only makes cleaning easier, but also eliminates deposits on the bottom of…

I doubted it would work but I hate throwing away kcups so I decided to give it a try. The scoop makes filling the plastic cup easier and simplifies the process. It took me a few times to learn it but now it happens automatically. I grind the beans before bed (I know, horror), fill 2 plastic cups in the morning and voila. good coffee I really had to play around with how to finely grind the beans. For me it has to be much finer than what I'm used to from strong coffee. After brewing the cup, I…

Just bought an eco-fill scoop and refillable pods. I have only used these products three or four times so far. The scoop is very easy to use and makes filling the capsules very easy and convenient. The capsules filter the coffee very well. I'm finishing up the ground espresso coffee I used in my drip coffee maker. This grind is really too fine to work well in pods. Capsule coffee bags and Keurig have to work really hard to force water through the pods. However, this does not apply to Eco-Fill…

Can work with other Keurig? Doesn't work for K-mini. I noticed that the button just behind the pod holder that indicates hot water should flow from the heating part to the spout on the K-Mini lid was not pressed. This is because the lid of the refillable capsule is too high. I tried to fix this by applying several layers of tape to the part of the lid affecting the button in question. It works intermittently, which is better than not working at all, but still almost unusable. As a result, you…

I've been researching refillable capsules for a long time and finally decided to try them. My main questions were 1) would they be phased out; and 2) whether I have to use paper filters, which (for me) defeats a lot of purposes and would be a hassle. I am happy to report that after two weeks I can say with confidence that it was worth the money. (Also I use a scoop and it works well as it measures a good amount and prevents it from spilling). I do NOT get ANY grounds in my coffee and it doesn't