We just got the K75 unit and need to know if use a larger mug do we have to use more then one K-cup?
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No. Use only one k-cup. Larger cup size will be weaker brew. For stronger brew, purchase bold flavor k-cup.
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No, I never use more than one K-Cup...it all just depends on how strong you like your coffee to be. If you have a super big mug though, I might double up. Sometimes I do combine flavors though. Keeps things interesting! Enjoy your Keurig!
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No. You test the 4 cup or mug settings, with the type of coffee you use. my wife likes weaker coffee, she uses a breakfast blend, set 1 position from the right, just before travel mug size. For some cups, hot cocoa for instance, we use the middle setting, for stronger taste. Experiment and find what's right for you., but I would never use 2 k cups. shop around your grocery store and online for economical cups.
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You cannot use your own coffee in a regular Kcup; however, I have seen plastic Kcups sold on the web for just such a purpose. The K75 makes 5 different cup sizes while the K65 only makes 3. Additionally, the K75 has a 72 oz water reservoir while the K65 has only a 60 oz one.
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Yes, you can. Four cups is really equal to 2 mugs. Set the Aroma button so it drips slower.
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Yes, I have had no problem with it. It is also true that 17 oz isn't that big when many mugs and cups now easily hold 12 oz. I use my at work and it's perfect for that. For home, I would want the 34 oz instead.
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I don't know what K75 is but the coffee is really a good deal. I enjoyed the coffee. I like strong coffee & can make one mug (16oz.) by putting 2 cups of water thru. I have a Keurig so don't know if others can do same.
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You CAN, but you'll have to buy a refillable pod like the Ekobrew Cup Ekobrew Refillable K-cup for Keurig Brewers, 1-Count . I have one and it works just fine!
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Kv2.0 works off sensing the paten design on the new kcups. Cut the top off a new version of the k-cups... Tape it on top of an old style or my kcup... 30 seconds you'll have your cup of coffee.
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One pod, or it can get clogged. If you want stronger coffee there are different brands that have a richer, stronger flavor. Or use less water, but that kind of defeats the purpose of a big cup of coffee!
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Melanie, there are three settings for large, medium and small cups. You use 1 pod for whatever size cup you prefer. If you want a 10 oz cup and which I believe is the large, then try 1 pod each at medium button or just 1 pod at large if you prefer it a little weaker. We did purchase the extra pod where you can use your own coffee, but do not use it much. You will also find that some pod brands are stronger than others, i.e., Starbucks. We really like our Keurig.
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Use mine a lot. Drink decafe & can't get many flavored decafe K cups so use ground coffee.
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I have the single cup Keurig and it works fine in it. My daughter has a Keurig that makes more than one cup and I gave her a K-cup and it works in it.
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no, but if you want more than a standard size coffee cup you will have to use 2 kcups
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I'm sure you can but I always make a full pot and bought a smaller one for five cups. The 5 cupper gives me two mugs and the 8 cupper gives me 4 mugs. I'm not sure I answered your question but I hope this helped. Also, I love these pots! They make the best tasting coffee! I also bought the metal mesh filter.
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Most likely yes, though there are a large number of these machines these days, and some even come with a tall carafe. The whole idea of the Keurig is one small cup at a time being brewed, however, so it would seem logical that you'd actually be better off with a standard coffee maker to fill this big cup. I stopped using the "Big Joe" cup some time ago and bought a large ceramic cup, simply because over time the plastic liner of the thermal cup began to give off flavors to the coffee, and I've so far found no way to stop that. I no longer have a long drive commute, so it's not a real problem to use the ceramic cup... and I'm enjoying my coffee a great deal more these days. Good luck! Most likely yes, though there are a large number of these machines these days, and some even come with a tall carafe. The whole idea of the Keurig is one small cup at a time being brewed, however, so it would seem logical that you'd actually be better off with a standard coffee maker to fill this big cup. I stopped using the "Big Joe" cup some time ago and bought a large ceramic cup, simply because over time the plastic liner of the thermal cup began to give off flavors to the coffee, and I've so far found no way to stop that. I no longer have a long drive commute, so... » Read More Most likely yes, though there are a large number of these machines these days, and some even come with a tall carafe. The whole idea of the Keurig is one small cup at a time being brewed, however, so it would seem logical that you'd actually be better off with a standard coffee maker to fill this big cup. I stopped using the "Big Joe" cup some time ago and bought a large ceramic cup, simply because over time the plastic liner of the thermal cup began to give off flavors to the coffee, and I've so far found no way to stop that. I no longer have a long drive commute, so it's not a real problem to use the ceramic cup... and I'm enjoying my coffee a great deal more these days. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes, I believe it takes the same size k cups. I've had 3 different models keurigs now and they all took the same size cups.
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you can use any coffee you want, my wife uses 8oz of water and 2tbs coffee. originally she used the k-cups, but you have to tear the lid off of them and that got to be a pain for her. she is using folgers now!
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Yes you can. Unit comes with reusable pod holder (uses K cups) and several other different coffee/tea holders. Coffee is hotter than Keurig and does not burn out after a year or two like most Keurig. This is a single cup server and does not store water for later. Fills my 14 oz mug. Best buy in this type of coffee maker.