We got rid of our Vue, can the inner cup be filled and used in a regular Keurig?
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I believe this product was made strictly as an adapter for the Vue Brewer. Works great in the Vue! Keurig makes a My-K Cup for the K series machines that allows you to brew your own coffee grinds.
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No just Vue , however, you can order them directly from Keurig and they have free shipping and a pretty good selection. Bed Bath and Beyond also sells the Vue cups.
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Im sorry cant answer that question, but if it uses the same cups as the Vue look for my answer to another person on discription on how to do it.
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It is possible if you buy a kerig refillable filter cup (web site: http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/Solofill-reg-V1-Gold-Refillable-Filter-Cup-for-Keurig-reg-Vue-Brewing-Sytems/1041166376?Keyword=keurig) at a retail store such as bed bath and beyond or true value hardware store. This filter screen will fit in the pod holder allowing either coffee or loose tea to be used.
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I have looked everywhere online and cannot locate the Refillable Cup for the Vue....wish I had purchased the K-Cup Keurig!
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No you can't and you can't buy vue cups locally even though kurekig told me I could. I had to return the machine at my own expense. It is an inferior product and the whole experience sucked.
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Did not have that issue. The K-cups fit tightly into the adaptor fits tightly into the VUE, I can only guess that has something to do with your issue.
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Supposedly it works for all Keurig coffee makers except the vue I would go to Bed Bath and Beyond and ask or call Keurig
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K-cups and vue-cups are made for different Keurig machines. The coffee is the same, but the more advanced Vue machine gives you additional options such as making a stronger cup. The pods are not interchangeable between machines.
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If the B155 model (I could not find it on the Keurig site) uses k-cups, then these are compatible. They will not work in the Keurig Vue.
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I think everyone answered your question regarding the cups in the BREWER, but to answer the question it looked like you asked they dont fit in the HOLDERS either. The vue cups have at least 3 different sizes. I had the k-cup "drawer" style holders, and while some of the vue cups fit, others dont. For example, the barista prima house blend cup is like 3 times the size (deep) of the others.I ended up buying countertop vue holders.Hope this helps!
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We have a keurig vue maker and this allows us to use k cups in it. The vue cups are difficult to find. So my answer to you is it won't fit your k-2.0
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It was confusing for me too...The V1 is for the Keurig Vue line only, it doesn't fit on the others. Note the "protuberance" on the right side of the picture, this cup goes in only one way. On the V1 the water goes in at the top through the center and comes out from that thingi on the side. The K cups are round and water comes from the top and goes out at the bottom. I bought it for my Vue and it's very nice, also the size allows for brewing up to 12oz single brew, depending on your coffee and taste. Hopefully this clear up a bit of confusion.
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Since this version of the Solofill is used for the Keurig Vue system, regular K-cups will not fit. The adapter is used to facilitate the use of K-cups in the Vue system. I find that if you seat the k-cup on the adapter first before placing it in the container, it works as indicated. A lot of people do not do this and the point does not pierce the bottom of the k-cup allowing it to drain the coffee through it as it is supposed to. Then the coffee backs up through the top creating a big mess. I myself roast my own coffee and utilize the filter enclosed with it and it works great. Vue cups are hard to find locally and if you do find them, they are usually not what you really want. Since this version of the Solofill is used for the Keurig Vue system, regular K-cups will not fit. The adapter is used to facilitate the use of K-cups in the Vue system. I find that if you seat the k-cup on the adapter first before placing it in the container, it works as indicated. A lot of people do not do this and the point does not pierce the bottom of the k-cup allowing it to drain the coffee through it as it is supposed to. Then the coffee backs up through the top creating a big mess. I myself roast my own coffee and utilize the filter enclosed with it and it works great. Vue cups are... » Read More Since this version of the Solofill is used for the Keurig Vue system, regular K-cups will not fit. The adapter is used to facilitate the use of K-cups in the Vue system. I find that if you seat the k-cup on the adapter first before placing it in the container, it works as indicated. A lot of people do not do this and the point does not pierce the bottom of the k-cup allowing it to drain the coffee through it as it is supposed to. Then the coffee backs up through the top creating a big mess. I myself roast my own coffee and utilize the filter enclosed with it and it works great. Vue cups are hard to find locally and if you do find them, they are usually not what you really want. « Show Less
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Absolutely! You may purchase a re-usable Keurig cup that you may fill with your own coffee. Really neat!
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No, the vue uses a different size cup. The EZ cup is designed for machines that use K-Cups.
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Sorry, I am not familiar with the Vue-cup. My guess would be if it converts a K-cup to what you need then it should work fine.