Reusable K Cups, Universal Fit Reusable Coffee Filters with Food Grade Stainless Steel Mesh Eco-Friendly Coffee Pods, for 1.0 and 2.0 Brewers (4)

These work great

Just perfect for a good cup of coffee. I was using the regular K-cups, but 3 of us using 5 or 6 pods a day was getting very expensive. I use a tablespoon of a good brand of coffee, and we all enjoy it. The savings and taste is worth filling them.

Excellent, easy to clean

Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. The core problem is that the "universal fit" is not reliable. My Keurig machine's ability to recognize the pod was completely hit-or-miss. While it would work occasionally, more often than not, the machine would simply fail to recognize the K-cup and display an error message, refusing to brew. This inconsistency was incredibly frustrating, especially on busy mornings. I'd go through the effort of filling the pod with coffee only to have it rejected. After several failed attempts, I would have to abandon the reusable filter and use a disposable one anyway, which defeated the whole purpose of the purchase.

Awesome price vs cost of filled k-cups Easy to fill and easy cleanup. Fits as it should. No grounds in the bottom of your cup.

It fits! Got them for a real, full time coffee drinker

I USE THESE CUPS TO MAKE MY OWN COFFEE, AND THEY ARE GOOD, NO, VERY GOOD.

Ok. Prefer the purple ones I previously purchased. These are solid at the bottom (no screen). They work but not very well. Would not recommend.

Do not work in my K Mini .. There is no bottom hole to accommodate the piercing needle. The company stood behind their product and provided a full refund so get my thanks and rating.

i highly recommend this product for your morning coffee pick me up, ordering from Amazon.ca is always convenient, reliable and priced right using excellent delivery service, thank you!

this product would not work in my kehrig. I was ready to send it back but I had a man here building some cupboards and I had offered to make him a coffee but could not make it happen because the top would not close on the kehrig machine. We both played with it for awhile and gave up. I would not shut and I was afraid to break it. So I put in the Tim Hortins Coffee pod and it worked fine so I took that one out to look at the difference. The difference was as soon as I closed the kehrig top, it punched a hole in the bottom of the thin plastic pod. When we looked at the bottom of the hard plastic pods that I bought here, there was no hole punched. There was an indentation but no hole. We used a corkscrew and punched a hole in it and them opened and shut the machine several times and now it works fine..

I was going to leave a negative review, like many people I run into a problem where the pods didn't fit at all, lid didn't close. Tried different things, even drilled a hole in the bottom, for that needle. Then I leaned back and decided to use my brains instead. And slowly it occurred to me this is not a one-time pod which needs to be punctured, so I removed the inside of our reusable old K-cup and inserted this, even if it looked unusual it started working nicely, lid closed good, too. I didn't brew a coffee with the new pod yet, just tested with water, and it looks very promising, almost sure they will work with our Keurig model (K-Express, 1.0 series). Basically you need to use the body of an reusable K-Cup or whatever those things are called.

Works great in my Keurig duo. I had ordered another brand before these and had to return. These are perfect for my duo coffee maker…coffee comes out nice and hot.