can you add water to brew a second time with same k cup to make larger cup
1599760
Sorry for the late response but i finally got around to testing it to answer your question..the thing is, in order to get the water compartment open, you have to pretend like you're replacing or putting in a new pod anyway. and the same pod can't be used twice because the second time around only brews murky looking water, which tells me the pods are only good for use one time. hope this helps
1599761
Theoretically, yes. You just have to open and shut the compartment without taking the old cup out. don't know how the old coffee will hold up to a second brewing though.
1599762
It would depend on how strong you like your coffee. You could try it once and see how it goes but there isn't nearly as much coffee to work with the second time around so it won't be very strong.
1599763
Sure. There's probably enough strength left to finish a larger cup. I open and close the K-cup holder several times during brewing and it works fine.
628380
To brew a regular cup of coffee, let the unit finish the first brewing cycle, you can then push the brew button again (do not put another pod in and do not remove the original pod). Adjust your coffee strength by how many times you press the button and let it complete each cycle (I usually press the tall brew 3 separate times for making a pretty strong cup of coffee on the same pod).
2133802
no, but if you want more than a standard size coffee cup you will have to use 2 kcups
1765919
You can make as much or little as you would like, the only thing is you cannot put more water in than you want coffee to come out. If you would like 2 cups of coffee, only put in 2 cups of water.
1249307
You need to add the coffee after it brews. This machine does not combine steamed milk w coffee or espresso at the same time
157009
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.
460529
Nothing wrong with that, but unnecessary. BTW, you can get more out of a pound of coffee by doing what I call, second coffee. After you drain the coffee, you can add 5 more cups of cold water to the grounds and let it sit another 12 hours, then drain again. With high quality coffee beans, this second run is almost as rich as the first.
1381639
Yes, very easy! You simply make sure you have enough water in the reservoir, turn on your coffee maker, when it indicates it is ready to brew choose the type K-cup coffee you would like to drink, place your cup under the spout and choose from three different strengths of coffee, press that button and you will have a nice cup of coffee in no time. We have two of these: one in our home and one in our RV.
1218395
The KG5 has a several additional features:A Removable 24-ounce water reservoir for multiple brews without refilling2 brew-size options (6-ounce or 10-ounce)The "...KG2..." that I have only has one cup size and no water reservoir - you have to pour water into the unit for each cup that you brew.
707547
Yes, you can brew a regular cup/mug of coffee and if you find it too strong you can simply run some more water through a second time. I often heat up some milk in the microwave and use the cappuccino/latte sign to get a mug of coffee...it is easy, fast and delicious !
1120737
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
1273108
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.
191672
There is an extra piece that fits in with this part to brew with the K-cup system. I found the "Cafe Cup" to be more in line with what I wanted; a one piece reusable K-cup basket.
657008
Fill the K cup side with the coffee cup you are using to make your coffee or tea
844502
Yes, you can use reusable pod, buy tea I cups, or put a tea bag in the coffee cup and leave machine empty and just have it brew plain water
48395
You could, but the coffee will be probably not as good as making the whole pot because it quite difficult to get it right when doing less than the full amount. I would advise making the full pot of coffee and just drink the amount you want. If you are going to drink regularly 3 to 6 cups then I think it would be better to buy the smaller pot. Hope this helps
1031451
It works like any other coffe maker, but you are making larger qua rues. There should be a maual