what setting is best to use with my keurig k cup machine? Thank you
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My daughter who uses the Hamilton grinder said that she uses the fine setting for her Keurig K Cup. I was over to her house and it tasted great.
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Kv2.0 works off sensing the paten design on the new kcups. Cut the top off a new version of the k-cups... Tape it on top of an old style or my kcup... 30 seconds you'll have your cup of coffee.
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The Keurig has three settings for size, 8 ounce, 10 ounce 12 ounce. I use the 10 ounce with the pods and put the setting on strong. My husband uses the 12 ounce for travel and he enjoys the coffee. They are the same size pods but I find if you place the setting to strong, it works. Also, we enjoy using our own coffee so we purchased the Vue filters and that works out fantastic. Hope this helps.
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I use the large and medium cup sizes which together fill the mug I use. At first I did adjust these two water settings to match my mug. Never changed them since. My wife uses the medium setting. I use the many bean setting all the time and she uses the fewer bean setting because she doesn't like such a strong cup of coffee. I use Seattle coffee company French roast beans which I get at Costco. Costco also has Starbucks French roast. I like Costco because the bags are large. You could order on line. Once you get started, this is the simplest machine in the world to operate. Guests can learn to operate it immediately. I use the large and medium cup sizes which together fill the mug I use. At first I did adjust these two water settings to match my mug. Never changed them since. My wife uses the medium setting. I use the many bean setting all the time and she uses the fewer bean setting because she doesn't like such a strong cup of coffee. I use Seattle coffee company French roast beans which I get at Costco. Costco also has Starbucks French roast. I like Costco because the bags are large. You could order on line. Once you get started, this is the simplest machine in the world to operate. Guests can learn... » Read More I use the large and medium cup sizes which together fill the mug I use. At first I did adjust these two water settings to match my mug. Never changed them since. My wife uses the medium setting. I use the many bean setting all the time and she uses the fewer bean setting because she doesn't like such a strong cup of coffee. I use Seattle coffee company French roast beans which I get at Costco. Costco also has Starbucks French roast. I like Costco because the bags are large. You could order on line. Once you get started, this is the simplest machine in the world to operate. Guests can learn to operate it immediately. « Show Less
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Melanie, there are three settings for large, medium and small cups. You use 1 pod for whatever size cup you prefer. If you want a 10 oz cup and which I believe is the large, then try 1 pod each at medium button or just 1 pod at large if you prefer it a little weaker. We did purchase the extra pod where you can use your own coffee, but do not use it much. You will also find that some pod brands are stronger than others, i.e., Starbucks. We really like our Keurig.
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The used ones are good for parts. I loved them but gave up because I kept on buying used ones to keep mine going. I decided to buy a Keurig K45 or K75 (Don't remember) but love the k-cups a lot better. They are a lot more money but worth it.
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I use the EZ cup and a paper filter. Fill the filter and snap on the lid and use as a K cup.
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I looked in my instruction book of 2007, (my Keurig has always worked well) and do not see any references to rated wattage.To obtain that info I would go to customer service:www.keurig.com or 1-866-901-BREW (2739)
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You cannot on the new Kerig 2.0 I think keurig missed the boat on this decision. I am in the market for a new Kcup coffee maker and have decided not to buy Keurig
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Use mine a lot. Drink decafe & can't get many flavored decafe K cups so use ground coffee.
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I bought my husband a coffee cup that easily holds 2 cups of coffee & you just have to set the amount you want brewed at one time on the K75. He uses a big cup & it extremely easy the change it to a smaller brew for myself. We LOVE IT !!! I hope that answers your question :)
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Get a "Freedom Clip", for free nonetheless: https://www.gourmet-coffee.com/Keurig-DRM-Freedom-Clip.html I do not know if the link will be visible in these responses, if not just go to www dot gourmet-coffee dot com, replace dot with a .
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I use medium setting but it is really the coffee that makes the difference. Perhaps try lighter coffee not espresso. I use mainly Black Cat from Intelligenzia or Illy Mokka that is for this method of making coffee.
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I wish I could give you an answer, but there are too many variables that go into the idea setting for your choice of coffee and espresso machine. While time consuming the best grind setting will take a bit of trial and error. Good luck!
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I really do not know.Call Keurig. I am sure that they will be able to tell you.
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to Dan K. This model, I do own and use. It has one button (Brew/Off). Below that there are two indicator lights (Heat and brew). This machine is as simple as it gets. Grab your cup, fill it with water, pour into the top reservoir and close lid and place cup on the filling tray. Then open the k-cup holder, place k-cup in and close lid. Finally, press the brew button. ***I believe you have a different machine as this has no 'size' selector. It only brews as much water as you put into it (up to the max amount the machine is rated for).
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Suzanne, although I have never tried this, I would have to say probably not. I do have a Keurig machine and have never tried that. I guess you could experiment with it, to see how much water to use (4,6,8,10 or 12 oz button). I don't use water with my Chai (I use half Keurig tea and half milk) and being as it dissolves in the liquid there is no grounds or tea leaves that would be left in the Kcup. Also, the Keurig directions suggest that if you use a K cup of hot chocolate you should run water through before your next drink. Maybe it would gum things up?? But, hey, give it a try, you may have invented something! Susan S.