Reusable K cups generally hold 2 teaspoons to 2 tablespoons of ground coffee, enough for a single serving. Some K cups offer different fill lines, so you can brew different-sized cups of coffee. However, the standard for a typical 8-ounce serving is around 2 teaspoons. How do you make coffee in a Keurig? Open the … Read more
I place high-quality cocoa powder in coffee (I’ve also used cacao powder) and then make it as I would my cocoa, but with strong coffee added. I get my coffee strong by using my Keurig® brewer I make about 6oz of coffee and then fill it up with some warm milk. Top it off as … Read more
Ingesting coffee mold spores can trigger allergies Headaches, congestion, coughing, sneezing, watery eyes and umpteen more allergy symptoms can all be brought on by a foul cup of moldy coffee. It can also be responsible for the onset of flu-like symptoms and upper respiratory infections! Can mold in coffee maker make you sick? Ingesting coffee … Read more
Though it packs a 46 oz reservoir into a sleek package, the brewer’s design makes its water reservoir non-removable To refill, you need to pour water into the rear-positioned tank, which can be a problem if you don’t have much over-brewer clearance. Does keurig slim have an internal tank? Though it packs a 46 oz … Read more
There are two possible reasons: You are using a non sanctioned, knock off K-Cup® pod Generics simply will not work, the K-Cup® pods you purchase must have the Keurig® brewed seal on the box. Look for the seal, and you are good to go but, it must be the official seal. Why does my Keurig … Read more
K-cups are specifically designed to be used in the keurig single cup coffee maker only Keurig has recently changed the name of their “K-CUP” to “K-CUP PODS” but they are very different than actual paper coffee pods. Standard coffee pods look like a round sealed pouch made of filter paper that is filled with coffee. … Read more