Do you think these would be OK for coffee?
1690753
yup, what they said above, can't underestimate how it not having a handle will affect your ability to hold a hot cup that has no insulation whatsoever.
1690754
I haven't personally used them for hot beverages, but if you're looking for an alternative to plastic, I know that glass mugs designed specifically for hot beverages are available. I'll brew a pot, and pour it in the glass and confirm whether or not it can withstand high temps. Great question.
1690755
Yes. I take coffee on my morning commute in them all the time. They're great glasses!!
1690756
I have used them for iced coffee (pouring 200 degree F coffee over ice in glass). I have also steeped tea in them pouring boiling water directly into the glass. I haven't used them with my aeropress yet, but I wouldn't hesitate.
2271075
Yes - that's my understanding. These are too small and will not fit reach the edges, meaning you will end up with coffee-flavored hot water.
313265
The package shows usage in a regular coffee maker but I would not attempt it due to the fine powder grind of the coffee. I agree with others as to how these grounds should be used. You could end up with a sludge type of residue at the bottom of the carafe!
1914508
That should not be a problem. They are only 4 oz cups so the weight should not be too much. I use them for homemade frozen dog treats
1060578
Yes, these would be great! I bought mine for essential oil blends. They're great!
1605774
I don't see why not. I use them in a machine that is supposed to be coffee grounds for an individual cup. It works just fine. (I have a pod machine in the bathroom at my house, and the coffee ground one at work, so I use at both).
1110064
They may fit, but are flat-bottomed, not cone shaped like most smaller coffee makers take. These are on the small side, though, so they might work for you. I bought them for a regular size, 10-cup coffee maker and they are too short, so coffee grounds spill up and over the sides. :(
1497266
I would think that would be fine as they are Stainless Steel. Having said that it could depend on how how hot the heat. AS can warp.
1826836
I do not think so. They are heavy paper and insulated. They are good for hot coffee and tea though.
406940
It actually depends on how many cups you plan on making in advance, how long they sit, and what sort of drawer they're too sit in.If you're using freshly ground coffee and the filters are going to be in an air tight container for maybe a week's worth of cups, then that works fine. Even better if you can put them in the fridge in a Tupperware container, covered well so the grounds don't absorb other flavors. I hope that helps!
1551624
I think, they are not real keurig. I made a comparison to a real one and they are slightly different. Enough to leak some liquid.
1261184
Yes they should be. Remember though how very delicate the glasses are. I wouldn't put hot coffee in them.
478394
I think so. I think they were originally produced for coffee makers. I use my to recirculate the water in the hot liquor tank of my home brewing process.
1548306
Hello, If you mean hot tea and coffee, yes they will work. Thank you for your interest.
1688848
Not really. They're the same size as a "tall" Starbucks coffee if that helps. You probably want an 8oz size not 12oz.
1020894
I've never tried them for that purpose. Other reviews have said that you need to be careful not to grind the coffee too fine or it clogs up the filter, so I'm not sure if using these to make espresso for capaccino would work that well.
2105959
You can put any coffee or tea that you like into these. They seal with heat. I highly recommend purchasing the sealer from amazon as well if you are going to use them on a regular basis. You can also seal them with a flat iron (hair styling type) but it is more difficult.