How can you brew from one K-cup for 3 sizes of cups and have it taste the same?
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the 3 sizes are 6,8 and 10 ounces of coffee.The bigger the size cup the weaker the coffee taste
1239461
Usually its meant for one cup per k-cup but I think it would get watery after a while
1239462
This sounds like a question you need to ask Keurig. It may have something to do with the amount of water and water pressure that the machine disperses. I use the same size (amount of water) every time for my tea so I do not see a stronger or weaker flavor.
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I always use the same size cup when I use the prefilled cups. If I want stronger coffee, I use the cup I bought that I can fill myself and then I can decide how strong my coffee will be. But,for most people, I understand that there is very little difference in taste between the cups off coffee once they are brewed
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It doesn't exactly taste the same. The smallest size will give you a more robust or stronger brew. But to be honest we use the large setting and it tastes like a standard cup of coffee, not weak like you might think. I use the small cup when I mix or blend two diffetent kcups like coco and French roast.
1239465
3 different cups 12 mild 10 milder 8 strong in other words new cup each time make cup of coffee
1239466
The smaller cup will have a stronger taste. I really like Chai Latte. The K-cup box recommends the 6-8 oz. cup for a better flavor.
1788114
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.
1031451
It works like any other coffe maker, but you are making larger qua rues. There should be a maual
2027469
Sure. You'll have to play with the amount of coffee and water to get the number of cups and strength you like but you can make anything from a single cup up to six.
366487
I have used Folgers, Community, Eight O'clock and Bigelow cups and they are all the same size and fit fine. I haven't used any new Keurig cups.
34287
We run a 4 cup brew every morning. There's a notch for 2 cups as well, so I'm assuming you could very well do a 3 cup brew if you needed to.
968717
I can't seem to get the k-cup portion to work at all correctly with grounds in my coffee
807985
You can customize the machine to make up to a 17 oz. cup of coffee. It's easy to do. Each type of coffee pod has a barcode, so you need to customize once for each blend. After you pop the pod in you just hold down the "start" button until you get the amount of coffee you want, then you release the button. The machine will then remember what size cup of coffee you want for that particular blend. (You are also able to de-program the machine to go back to the original setting if you prefer.)
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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!
1269961
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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It is best if you extract everything into one carafe, then divide into your two cups. Your taste may vary, but i would use 3-4 scoops of coffee, place the press over the carafe, add hot water up to the #4 marker, stir until some of the coffee drains to reach the #2 marker, then insert the plunger and press the rest of the coffee out. You do need to build up the volume of air above the coffee liquid before squeezing because the air helps push out the extract retained by the wet grounds. Then you can divide the concentrated extract equally into the two cups and dilute with hot water as needed. Just a suggestion :-) It is best if you extract everything into one carafe, then divide into your two cups. Your taste may vary, but i would use 3-4 scoops of coffee, place the press over the carafe, add hot water up to the #4 marker, stir until some of the coffee drains to reach the #2 marker, then insert the plunger and press the rest of the coffee out. You do need to build up the volume of air above the coffee liquid before squeezing because the air helps push out the extract retained by the wet grounds. Then you can divide the concentrated extract equally into the two cups and dilute with hot water as... » Read More It is best if you extract everything into one carafe, then divide into your two cups. Your taste may vary, but i would use 3-4 scoops of coffee, place the press over the carafe, add hot water up to the #4 marker, stir until some of the coffee drains to reach the #2 marker, then insert the plunger and press the rest of the coffee out. You do need to build up the volume of air above the coffee liquid before squeezing because the air helps push out the extract retained by the wet grounds. Then you can divide the concentrated extract equally into the two cups and dilute with hot water as needed. Just a suggestion :-) « Show Less
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I am not sure and with that answer it would seem as a consumer like you that these things are universal. Does it say U may ret it? I would first go on youtube.com and put in K-cup reuseable filter. You have to have the recepticle to put the filter in. Do you have one. Added expense. I have both and a lot of trouble for that is why you bought the Keurig in the first place wasn't it? Now over complicating things. If you want fav coffee make ahead freeze in small containers and micro and go! Just a thought. Success! I have these and NEVER use, a messy deal. Cheaper to buy K-cups at disc. google disc k-cups. Sandra it's scary to tell address to someone U don't know but you may have one not used and I will send 1 to try. Mrs. Billie Colvin, Oregon (pose this same ? on google first)
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Just press one of three sized circles. After a few brews of the same size it will default to that size. Then just change manually as above. This is very clear in the instruction book for the U model
2049019
We have a Cuisinart that we use the k-cups,. Before we got this coffeeemaker, we had the standard Keurig using the same cups.
2156408
If you wish to use a refillable K-Cup like "My K-Cup", this particular brewer does not accept them. Sorry
1739597
If it can, I haven't figured it out yet. I like my coffee strong, so I just buy the extra dark cups. Buy the breakfast blend cups or the blond or light ones. Also, if you brew a larger size cup with a lighter blend of coffee, it will turn out weaker. Like say a 10 or 12 oz cup instead of an 8 oz. Keep in mind Keurig is raising the price of all coffee by 9%.
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Per the Keurig website...........http://www.keurig.com/accessories/my-k-cup