If I buy Swiss Miss Keurig K-cups Milk Chocolate Hot Cocoa do I need to purchases filters with this B130 Brewing System?
1122343
I have not bought any filters. I'm using another brand of hot cocoa and it's working fine.
1122344
I have no experience with the Swiss Miss cups, but if they say they are K-cups, they should just drop right in just like the coffee K-cups, no extra filters required.
1122345
No filters are needed but the chocolate doesn't taste very good. I made the mistake of buying the chocolate cups. Maybe try different brands.
2153675
Ditto the other comments. Does come with a few paper filters. All I had to purchase was the coffee, milk and flavoring.
907995
Yes, I would push the filter down but the coffee grounds would be packed at the lid when finished brewing. But since I got then I don't have grounds in my coffee. I'm just bummed, keurig brewer stopped heating the water after I got my second order of these.
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...."
751795
Have not bothered to replace original filter that came with the HB. I do not have a water filtration system. I use one tablespoon Folgers per cup, i.e., 12 tablespoons per pot. I like the results. But I grew up, sort of, in the Marine Corps. if it was hot, tasted like coffee, we drank it and were happy "campers." so my taste preferences for good beer, brandy & coffee may be unique to me. but the HB machine works well, has a choice for strong or normal. I like strong, wife prefers normal. IMO, the filters are unnecessary expense.
1271842
Susan,No coffee filter is required. See this short intro at youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbxWE4TSPvk
427961
Yea, that's what I bought it for, Kuerig K40. Works great with the EZ-cup filters. I use Maxwell house 1/2 café coffee in mine. So much cheaper than k-cup coffees. Very easy to use.
1539829
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.
1496205
These are filters for a traditional drip coffeemaker. They may be the same as the keurig uses, but I do not know the answer to that
432261
If that is a cuisinart coffeemaker which uses filters then these should work. If you go to Cuisinart's website, they only sell one filter for all their machines. These are the same ones they sell on their site. Still in the box & packaging. Hope that helps!
69146
No, the laser drilled holes act as the filter. My complaint about this Product over the EkoBrew Version is that the holes in the bottom of the Brew & Save are too big for regular grind coffee and the water runs through it too fast under the Keurig steam pressure, yielding a weaker brew. It works fine with finer grinds of coffee and most teas.
230947
No, this would not work with your Keurig B130. I bought it for a similar Keurig and found it lacking both in style and flexibility as well as the product line was flimsier than I thought it would be when I purchased it. Your best bet would be to go directly to the Green Mountain Coffee Roaster website and purchase a filter from them as they have the contract for all Keurig brewers.
1812967
Yes - you have to purchase a separate little filter and take out the K-cup holder in the Keurig itself, but you can use your own grounds. The 2.0 versions of Keurig which are the newest models on the market will not allow this. So if you want to brew your own, then you will have to purchase a model number that precedes the 2.0 - which is why I bought this one
683003
Any #2 cone filters will work. I figured out that since the mug is larger, I needed to put a little less than 2 scoops for the coffee to taste great. I start with really cold water and microwave it until boiling.
1632240
I have no experience with a model B130; sorry.I do have a B40 and a Mr. Coffee 1 cup for Kuerig coffee and it fits both of those. Some reusable filters such as the one made by Keurig require you to remove the KKup holder(it has the little pin in the bottom to puncture the KKups). My Cafejo works fine without removing it though.
1402256
Yes--you can find a filter that fits in the holder at Bed, Bath and Beyond in the section for Keurig coffee accessories. There is more than one choice--from about $5 to 20. True value hardware has an ad for something similar. I use the least expensive version from B,B and Beyond in mine for loose tea--which would also work for coffee.I've also had good luck shopping for pods by different vendors on amazon.
856170
No. It doesn't come with a filter and you have to buy their pods. Honestly, it's not very good.