6-Pack Reusable K Cups for Keurig 2.0 1.0 - Refillable Single K-CUP Coffee Filter, BPA-Free Review

I should have given up on those expensive K-Cups years ago. The key is to tap the side of the cup with the spoon to keep the dirt out. Rinse and quickly ready for the next cup of coffee. This will save me money and save a lot of single-use plastic from the landfill. Highly recommended!

They work well in our car. We have one with a large water tank on the side and a newer K machine. I fill it about 80% full which seems to make the most of the ground coffee. Filling them up is a waste of time. Having 6 of these is great, I let them dry and dump out the used coffee grounds then rinse the cup.

They've worked in every Keurig coffee maker we've owned. We buy our regular branded coffee in-store and bottle it for use in our Keurig. It's a lot cheaper than buying those expensive Keurig (and other brands) "pre-filled" coffee pods, and we also get the flavor of the brand we always use, like Folgers, Maxwell House, and others. The savings more than make up for our Keurig in a short amount of time. When they're done, we just toss the coffee grounds in the bin and rinse them in the sink, and…

This is an honest, unpaid, non-free item that has received an evaluation. That's great! They work great. They are easy to clean. Best of all, they're the right size for our Keurig machine! We recently went on vacation to Hawaii and brought back some of their great coffee/coffee grounds. And didn't even want to buy an old-school single-cup coffee maker just to enjoy. We had previously bought reusable K cups from another brand. But as soon as we put them in our Keurig machine, it said they…

First I opened them, filled them with coffee and put them in the car. He didn't realize there was anything in the car so I went to the reviews to see what was going on. I've seen people say "They don't work in Keurig 2.0" and also "They work in Keurig 2.0". Turns out I figured out that if you look at the top of the cup, the purple indicator (and I'm guessing all those purple ones that sell) should be at the 9 o'clock position. So the hinge of the lid is up (at 12 o'clock) and the hands point…

Structurally and in terms of design, they are amazing. But they do allow fine powders to pass through. This makes the coffee cloudy and bitter as sediment settles to the bottom. You don't want ground coffee lying perfectly in the water as it will be thrown out. Therefore, the mesh size needs to be finer or add a paper filter. I will add paper filters as they help with cleaning. I grind these cups with a Breville Burr coffee grinder and put them in my Bunn My Cafe disposable machine. My coffee…

According to the description it works in Keurig Mini and Mini Plus. The photos show the Keurig Mini with a green tick and the box of pods. Guess FAKE NEWS, they don't fit. The K-Cup is pressed into the base of these reusable capsules. (You can see the mark pressed into the plastic) Also, the lid won't close because the nozzle on top of the machine (which injects water) closes on the lid of the plastic cup, it doesn't fit the hole in the center. The reason is that the hole is too small to fit…

When I bought them the amount I got was pretty good for what I paid for it. I needed enough reusable K-Cups to fill the stand, so I bought some reusable K-Cups to add to the ones I already have. I think they work well, but the nice thing is I haven't had any major issues with them, but I think the purples, which have a larger filter at the top as well as holes in the filter at the bottom, probably make for much better cups of coffee. I didn't notice the difference until I received these and…