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So I got a couple of the individual pods to fill with coffee, but that’s a hassle every night, and I still have to deal with knocking the grounds out for compost, which is seriously messy
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If you try to use the same K-pod again, the needle will tear the filter paper, freeing the grounds to go back into the needle and/or the K-cup holder.
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(there is a pokey thing inside the machine that can get clogged when poking through the k-cup foil (and/or grounds) at the top - Ive cleaned that 3 times in 2 years.
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No messy coffee pots or grounds to dispose of
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Had grounds ooze out into my coffee.3) Disappointed that it only brews 10oz even though they claim 30oz.
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So, my son in law made coffee and it blew coffee grounds all over - and it showed a very strange screen I had never seen before - finally figured out what he was doing - when he put the k-cup in he pushed it down to fit - the machine thought we were putting in a caraf size k-cup - soooo, don't push the k-cup down into the holder just set it in and let it bob around until you close the top.
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This product is great for making a quick cup of coffee and no messy coffee grounds
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It dumps coffee grounds at the end of the brew.
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While I generally stick to using reusable k cups with my fav ground coffee (pre-ground coffee generally works best with them, unless you have a bean grinder that can control the coarseness of the grind--you get the best cup if your grounds are not too fine), they love apple cider, hot chocolate and cappuccino with it
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The bottom does not pierce (hopefully) the cone filter paper which protects the coffee grounds.
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My cheap-o Black and Decker coffee pot has a timer on it and can make 5 smallish cups at a time.