can i use instant coffee
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Yes and I'm sure anything else grinded would work. All three are different sizes. If no garbage disposal then easier to let them sit and dry before dumping.
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Sure! That's actually a good idea.... if you like instant!! It will be easier to clean the filter since there won't be any grounds remaining in the basket. You can do cocoa too! I'd try the smallest serving size with the basket full if cocoa.Thanks for the ideas...I'm gonna try them :)
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You proably can. You could also just run water through and then make the coffee. I see no problem putting instant in the reusable filter though I have never done it myself.
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No, you should use real ground coffee (ground between a cone and flat-bottom settings (between 9-12 at Starbucks, I use 11)
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I haven't tried it but I don't see why not. We've used for tea and hot cocoa
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I don't see why not. I have never used instant coffee. Instant coffee just needs hot water so it should work fine. Try it and see if you like the coffee. Good luck!
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Sorry yes like someone else said no but can use the hot water. Haven't had all coffee so tired:) Coffee grounds are good since that's what's in the k cups.
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Absolutely. Just use less water and less ground coffee. Their "cup" is 6 ounces and for 2 cups they suggest 1.5 tablespoons of ground coffee. So 8 ounces of water and one tablespoon of ground coffee is just about right for a "real" size cup. You can also just put water through it without the ground coffee and pour the hot water into a cup with instant coffee. Don't put any instant coffee anywhere in the machine. - charles
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You can definitely use pre-ground coffee. Before you start your pot, you would simply turn off the grinder with the grind button. Refer to your owner's manual for more details if you need them
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Other than instant coffee--no. I use a percolator. I also use a small filter for the basket, which stops sediment from getting into the water in the percolator. This is really good coffee but needs a coffee maker or percolator. Good luck!
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You can but it won't be as strong unless you put in another little individual coffee. You can set it up however you want.
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This certainly is not instant coffee! It is brewed in a normal coffee maker. And it is very good. You can get a lot of good coffees in the grocery store, but this one is medium-bold yet very smooth (no bitterness). Enjoy!
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No, ground coffee, not instant. Most people recommend something of pretty good quality like Pete's as opposed to basic Folgers
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Yes you can find disposable cups on amazon you buy the cups and the filters seperate and fill them with any kind of coffee you like but instant coffee makes a mess inside the machine.
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Ground coffee only. For best results grind coffee on espresso setting only. Now the reason it will not work with instant is the fact that putting steam thru it will not allow the right type of brewing, and it will mess with the brewing time.
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Never tried it. You can use the hot water straight from the coffee machine with the instant coffee in your coffee cup.
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Yes this coffee is instant....one cup per bag and it's the best coffee ever!!!
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I use both regular K Cups and the Reusable style (add your own ground coffee). Works great.
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I think my answer would be no, since espresso is stronger. Also, I have a lot of Ina's (from Food Network) cookbooks and in some recipes she asks for instant coffee, but in others she asks for espresso.
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I don't see why not. The infusing basket might be able to brew instant coffee too.
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Haven't tried instant, but seeing the fine filter in the K-Cup, I'd guess that it wouldn't work that good as I don't believe all the instant would dissolve fast enough to give you a good cup of coffee. Best to just put the instant in your cup and use the Keurig as a hot water dispenser.
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No you can not use your own coffee. The Tassimo reads a bar code on a T-Disk.
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We use regular drip coffee. But if you ground up your beans, I am sure you could use them too. We just haven't ground any beans to put in the pot, yet.