Have a supply of instant coffee. Anybody try filling reusable cup with instant coffee ?
1702383
I 've not used it for instant coffee, but it might work on the tea setting. Orput a. It more than the usual heaping teaspo
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You can, but I wouldn't. Just put the instant coffee in your cup and then run a cycle on your Keurig without a K-cup in it. It just basically gives you hot water to mix with the instant coffee.
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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.
1702386
No have not, use these all the time for perk type coffees and such. I do know that hot chocolate do not do well in these cups
1164527
You can get the reusable filters - I got some at Target, you add your own coffee and it works fine. It says on the package something about "Works with K-Cup...."
547242
No, if you put instant coffee in any machine it will probably ruin it. You need the fine ground coffee or expresso :)
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I just ordered some disposable fillable tea bags for $3 for 110 count. I would assume they work...put coffee in, fold over and seal, put in slot. Done! I'll update how it goes when they arrive
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I use both regular K Cups and the Reusable style (add your own ground coffee). Works great.
1121008
I have taken a k-cup apart and put the grounds into one of these filters and it did not fill it. I love strong coffee and fill the filter all the way up and lightly pack it down with my hand then brew it on the 10oz cup size. I get a great strong cup of coffee. My whole family uses these filters.
198450
You can get a refillable type cup in which you can put regular coffee or even coffee that you grind yourself. Cup may not be the best word buy I don't know a better word to describe the container.
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No, it is not like instant coffee. It is brewable in your coffee maker just like ground coffee, or for a single cup you can put it in a tea brewer, then you must discard the grounds.
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Not really. Or at least I've never tried. You use loose grounds. You could probably cram one of those teabag-style pods in, but not the hard plastic critters like k-cups or other varieties.
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Why would you want to? Instant coffee doesn't get filtered it goes straight into the cup. You could just run the Keurig without putting in a pod for just hot water. That's how I make my hot cocoa.
811924
It is really nice to have especially if you like instant coffee ! It does make it perfect. Only down side is it takes awhile.
109043
Ive never seen one but I really haven't searched for one. I do occasionally reuse a used cup...demo of how to do this is on YouTube
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I've never tried to fill a travel mug. But, I have made a very strong, 12 oz., cup. Hope that helps some.
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Yes. I have purchased a reuseable k-cup coffee holder. I am not sure what the actual name is for it. I got it at my local grocery store for around $10. It works great!
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Darned if I know, never done that. Why would you want to do that? If it's just to re-use, reheat it on the stove or microwave. I don't think I'd try pouring coffee into water reservoir.
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I think you can either fill the top with beans (about 1/2 lb.) or toss them in just before the grind, I keep mine full. Either way, there's a bit of grind still in the unit, but that shouldn't be an issue because of the relative amount to new coffee, as well as the fact that unless it sits for an extended period, there isn't enough air and time to seriously degrade the next cup.
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I would not reccomend it because the keurig just brew water through the coffee weather it be a k-cup or a reusable filter. The instant coffee needed to be stirred in with hot water. Just my opinion but this product would work.