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Best deal 🤩 Perfect Pod Cafe Save Reusable K Cup Pod Coffee Filters – Refillable Coffee Pod Capsules With Built-In, Integrated Mesh Strainer For Use With Keurig & Select Single Cup Coffee Machines, 4-Pack ⌛
Original price was: $7.99.$6.39Current price is: $6.39.
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- Material: Stainless Steel
- Compatible Devices: Breville, Keurig, Cuisinart, Mr. Coffee
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- Number of Pieces: 4
- Save Money – Our Cafe Save reusable k cup pod coffee filters offer the best value for the buck! Designed for budget-conscious coffee drinkers, these refillable capsules for Keurig coffee machines (reusable k cup filters) allow you to save as much as 80% over pre-filled and pre-made, store-bought coffee pods. Why pay more at retail prices when you can buy a bag of coffee or container of coffee grounds to fill on your own?
- Eco-Friendly – By using our 100% BPA-free reusable k cups for Keurig, you are helping to reduce the costly environmental waste caused by single-use, pre-filled and non-recyclable plastic coffee pods. Did you know over 10+ billion one-time use coffee pods are left in the landfills every year?
- Brew a Fresher Cup of Coffee – The Cafe Save empty k cups allow you to also use your very own freshly-grinded coffee beans. Unlike store-bought coffee pods that can become stale and had been sitting on the shelves, you can grind your own fresh coffee grounds for use with your Keurig coffee maker or other compatible single cup coffee machine (see full compatibility chart).
- Fully Tested for Compatibility – The Café Save k cup reusable coffee filters (coffee pods) work with Keurig K-Mini, K-Mini Plus, K-Duo Essentials, K-Duo Plus, K-Slim (one stream brewers), K-Classic, K-Elite, K-Latte, K-Café, K-Select, K-Compact, and Keurig 1.0 and 2.0 coffee machines. Please see compatibility chart for full details of compatible models. (*Note – Not for use with Keurig 5-Stream Brewers- see Café Supreme, ASIN B08R9C3F83 for Multi-Stream reusable option).
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8 reviews for Best deal 🤩 Perfect Pod Cafe Save Reusable K Cup Pod Coffee Filters – Refillable Coffee Pod Capsules With Built-In, Integrated Mesh Strainer For Use With Keurig & Select Single Cup Coffee Machines, 4-Pack ⌛
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Robert Sorensen –
When my wife decided that we needed a single-serve coffee maker instead of replacing the drip coffee maker, we had quite a bit of coffee left over, so I ordered these. The the thousands of reviews influenced my decision. I almost never give five-star reviews myself, but I really like these. The information in the company’s write-up here is very useful. Not much on the box.First tip: If you have trouble getting to the seam to open the cup, find the hinge. The slightly larger gap there is easier to work in a fingernail to pop it open.There are two probable reasons for someone getting grounds in their cup. First, using too fine a grind. Second, overfilling (and spilling some grounds on the container itself). See in the picture where the container is filled? That looks like the recommended quarter of an inch. Also, I suggest filling it part way, tapping it on the side or gently shaking so the coffee settles, then repeat.It’s been made clear that closing the coffee maker should never be forced. Be gentle, reposition if necessary. For me, it actually takes less effort to close the coffee maker onto this container than it does for an actual sealed K-Cup.I do not like dumping all the grounds down the drain, so my suggestion for people who agree or want to keep them for composting is to invert the cup, tap it on the bottom with a spoon or knife handle, then rinse. Wash later when ready. Note, try not to tap on or push the screen of the filter.It’s not difficult to use properly, and can save money over K-Cups.
Catmom –
This is the first reusable k cup that I have purchased that actually works fine (and I have tried too many to count and they all were horrible, shooting out grinds and water, etc). This works just like a store bought prefilled kcup. The water pours down in one single stream and makes a great cup of coffee. The only thing is, is after drinking the cup of coffee, there is a very slight residue of coffee on the bottom of the cup, but it is so slight that I can live with this. It doesn’t affect your coffee and you can’t taste any grinds. It’s a lot cheaper to just put in your own coffee grounds than always having to buy pre-made expensive k-cups. But just make sure that before you purchase to make sure that you coffee maker is compatible.
Aimee –
I’m a sucker for the environment but also try to be healthier. That means I’ve cut back on coffee, changed coffees, etc since getting a keurig as a Christmas present. These cups are my environmentally conscientious version of still having the convenience of getting just one cup. I take the cup and bang the open k cup in the side of the trash can (or compost bin) to get the majority out then wash in the dishwasher or sink with a repurposed toothbrush. So, it’s relatively easy. They’re holding up. There is a bit of silt at the bottom of the cup of coffee but I’m ok with that. I don’t want to use filters to get rid of that.
Melissa M –
Now that I’m drinking a cup or two of coffee a day, I’ve realized prepackaged coffee pods are actually pretty expensive. I finally bought a bag of grounds, and today these DIY pods and scoop came in the mail. They work great! I was thinking the scoop was a dumb addition, especially for the price, but it’s quite substantial and very useful. It makes it unbelievably easy to fill the pods. I just filled a pod to just under the top of the silver mesh, closed it, tapped it on the counter to level it, and it was perfect. It rinsed as well as I’d expect; I plan on putting it through the dishwasher. I prefilled the other 3 so I’m good for the next several cups.I WILL update my review if there are any issues. I’m a habitual review updater. 🙂
DTS –
After reading some of the reviews that it didn’t fit the Keurig Mini, I was apprehensive in purchasing but decided to take a chance and so glad I did! I have no problems in the fit at all. Works perfectly with my Keurig Mini. Easy to clean and works as it should.The only negative (which has nothing to do with the product itself), was there was a delay in delivery and I didn’t receive it as scheduled to the point where I was about to cancel the order.Other than that, good product and value.
Gina Brooks –
OK, now understand I am an analyst and don’t believe everything I read or hear. 🙂 Went to visit my niece in CA and she used these every day. I watched and watched. After a week and a long air flight back home, the first thing I did was order the same one for us. Well, now I am ordering more. They are made of good quality silicon with wire mesh and lock tight. We fill them every night and add them to the coffee bowl for morning coffee. I use the water nozzle to clean them with hot water and once a week I soak them in soapy water and use the nozzle again until the water runs clear and no soap. let them dry well before filling again and add the coffee grounds to a can for your garden or flower pots. I love them and am buying more today as backups if I need them. Will keep you all in the loop on how long they last. Thanks.
Charity –
I was excited to have these for some coffee I received as a gift. I filled the cup as directed. As I awaited the first cup of yummy coffee to be made, instead of coffees going into my cup, it began coming out of the k-cup area and spilled all over my counter. I cleaned everything and filled another pod as directed. I took it to work and prepared for a mess but hoped for the best when I tried it in the Kurig at work. It worked like a charm! No problem. So I filled a pod as directed and tried again at home in my Kurig. Again a mess was made. I’m not sure why this happens but I’ve been taking the pods to work and have had no issues. I continue to use store bought k-cups in my home Kurig and have no issues. So I guess use with this in mind and do not use unattended.
Robert K. –
makes using my Keurig coffee maker far cheaper by using ground coffee fill it to the top snap closedand throw it into the pot…. I’ve found that a small bag of pre ground coffee is the easiest to mess withjust fill the open container with a teaspoon…. wipe off the top rim and snap closed… and use itclean out by opening it up and running hot water on it and it is ready for the next use.