Combo Pack with Cups, Lids, and Filters

These are not difficult to fill or put the lid on(much easier if you use the stand that comes with it to support the pod), not even messy. Just don't overfill. The filter hangs over the edge but doesn't hinder snapping on the lid. Toss the filter and you can reuse the rest. Be sure to line up the hole made the first time so you don't punch more when you lower the handle. The k-cups that are designed for reuse leave sludge in your cup, but when I put a filter in it, works just like the expensive filled pods. It even works in the My-K-cup. The plastic filter that comes with it also leaves muck, but not when I put one of these paper filters inside the plastic. Great coffee. To reuse the cups above, just take off the lid, toss the filter, rinse pod and lid, and ready for another cup of coffee. I have a drawer that holds 36 pods, fill it up once a week, and good to go. A box of 100 filters is less than $9.00. The original lids I bought have been reused at least 10 times and are still good. The filled K-cups are too expensive since I drink a lot of coffee and am basically "thrifty". I was saving the filled pods, tearing the paper lids off, scraping out the used grounds, cleaning them, then filling with my grounds and using a replaceable lid. Difficult to get the lid on without a stand but I figured it out. THEN I found these. SO EASY. This is the way I'm going from now on.

If you have read my past product reviews I avoid giving a one star review. This product gets the rare one star review here is why;I followed the directions exactly and explored other peoples method of using this product. I h figured out the filter and the cup process quickly. The 1st cup of coffee that I attempted to make cracked the side of the k cup, so did the second.. This led to coffee grounds in my coffee and in the cup of tea that I brewed after. The 3rd cup of coffee was okay a little weak but okay, no cracks and I thought I had it mastered. The 4th cup of coffee damaged my Keurig. My Keurig was only three weeks old, so fortunately I was able to return it to the store. A piece of plastic form the lid of the disposable cup got jammed into the nozzle where water comes out. My Keurig then did not work with any K cups after that. It made only half cups of coffee and took 2 times as long and half as strong. I wasted 4 expensive store bought podstrying to get it to work. If you value your Keurig which I'm sure you have paid good money for , do not buy this product. Buy something with good reviews it's not worth the convenience of a disposable cup. I hope a better product comes out because I hate cleaning filters but in the meantime that's what I'm going to have to do.Or I can buy the expensive pre made cups. Ultimately my money was refunded but I'm still out two bucks for the K cups that I wasted plus the coffee I used and of course my time.

We get these twice a month and we love them. This last delivery was not so great. They seem to be made of a harder plastic and the lids crack when we make a cup. We end up with coffee grounds in our cups. Please go back to making them the way you did before.Update. Came with the same lids at crack so I canceled my subscription

I ordered these to see if I could actually save money. The work as advertised, easy to assemble and fill using your own coffee of choice. I was hoping to reuse them, and you can. After it is punctured the first time, you will just need to be careful and re-align the hole in the bottom of the refillable K-Cup with the needle in the Keurig. Also the hole in the removable cap needs the plastic pushed down smooth, as it often tears and leaves a little plastic sticking up, and it doesn't get a good seal the next time you use it. At 30 cents a piece for a one time use, they are not really worth the trouble. I spend a lot of time re-loading and trying to educate the other Keurig users in the house on how to put them in the machine to eliminate an over flow and leakage. The only way you can save money is to buy filters by themselves and re-use the plastic cups. I am not sure just how many times you can reuse them? I will keep these just in case I run out of pre filled K-Cups.If you are trying to help the environment, with less plastic in the landfills, you might try San Francisco Bay Coffee. Their coffee pods only have a plastic rim, the bottom is a filled filter, with no Plastic bottom. Their coffee is great and if you buy enough, 80ct. you can get it for 37 cents a cup, ready to go!Over all these are a good product, but at the price, I'm not sure they are worth the effort.

Pero se batalla muchísimo para cerrar y me cabe muy poco café a los filtritos. Tendrás que usar 2 capsulas para 1 taza regular.

Work great. 1tsp of coffee makes a great big mug. May not be as environmental as reusable filter cups but you can make up as many as you want in advance and will stay fresh. Great for tea and herbal beverages as well. On my old Kureg sometimes the water would go in to fast and spill over the top. Solution was to pierce the bottom in 2 places then it works great. On my new one works perfectly every time. Worth the price in savings and efficiency.

I have a Cuisinart machine and figured this product would be much slicker and easier than trying to use the "permanent filter" type of approach. NOT. The lids are SO ridiculously tight a fit you end up bending or crushing the cup in order to try to jam them on. The paper filters invariably fall apart inside the cup when brewing and you get grounds in your coffee.Then, just to complete the perfect picture, the bloody cups get jammed into the upper part of the clamshell head when you open the head to remove them! And I don't mean just very slightly jammed, I had to twist and yank! I was actually concerned about damaging the machine.DO NOT BUY THIS!

It’s a good product easy to use and it leaves no oils or residue in the cup

Arrived within two days as promised. Easy to use providing me with more variety in my coffee selections as I enjoy my beverage.