If you’ve ever tried reusable coffee pods before and were sorely disappointed, these are NOT those. Been using ours about 6 months, 4-6 cups a day, and only had one incident where the top popped open and made a mess. The screen got clogged after about 3 weeks of just rinsing. Now we put them in the dishwasher silverware rack about once every other week and no problems since.
These are amazing. We buy 8 O’clock beans in bulk and then cut them with more expensive beans. Current blend is 4 parts 8 o’clock, 1/2 part organic espresso beans, and 1/2 part hazelnut flavored beans. We also bought a good automatic grinder to keep the process as quick and easy as possible.
Now our coffee always tastes fresh, costs less per cup than even the Walmart brand in bulk, and no waste generated.
Protip: Buy 2 and while one cup is brewing, rinse the other one right into the garbage disposal. As an added bonus, the rinsed coffee grounds act as a gentle abrasive and keeps the garbage disposal clean and smelling fresh.
10/10 will buy more of these pods.
Update: It’s now been two years and we still use these exclusively in our Keurig. The same two we bought originally. The O-Rings are finally starting to get weak, so occasionally (rarely) one pops open and makes a mess... But we’re talking thousands and thousands of cups of coffee later. Amazing that they lasted this long. About to finally order a new pair.
Update 2: okay it’s now been four years. I never got around to ordering a new pair, because these are still working great, O-rings are still intact, the cups still snap closed nicely and do not pop open in our new Keurig (yes, they outlasted the Keurig I bought them for). Can’t even estimate how many thousand cups of coffee have gone through them (gotta be five digits), and some of the gold has begun to fade and that’s about it. A relative on a visit even put one in sideways and punctured the plastic on it but it still works fine, no grounds in the cup. Finally ordering another pair (for real this time) because we lost one of them. It’s somewhere in the house but we can’t find it and can’t have just one.
I don’t think I’ve ever recommended a product as wholeheartedly as I recommend this product. Absolutely fantastic performance and unbelievably durable. It would be near impossible to build a better pod than these.
See you in two more years maybe?
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The DI ORO Caffè MaxBrew Reusable K-Cup Filter
The Game Changer
Keurig 1.0 and 2.0 Compatible
Keurig 1.0 - Compatible in the K45, K75, B60, B70, B130, B140, B150, K40, B40, K60, B145, K150, K70, B30, K145, B44, K155, B155, B200, and B300.
Keurig 2.0 - Compatible in the K200, K250, K300, K350, K360, K400, K450, K460, K500, K550, and K560.
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Your Coffee, Your ChoiceYour Choice - The MaxBrew K-Cup Filter allows you to pick the coffee of your choosing. Enjoy your favorite cup of coffee anytime you want. |
Food Grade QualityOnly the Best - The MaxBrew K-Cup Filter is made of 100% BPA, Lead, and DEHP Free material, and will bless your coffee drinking experiences for years to come. |
Easy to Clean, Dishwasher SafeHassle Free Clean-Up - The MaxBrew Reusable K-Cup Filter is easy to clean by hand and dishwasher safe. Save precious time and effort with easy clean-up. |
Innovative Filter DesignProtect Your Cookware - Our 24K gold plated honeycomb patterned filter is non-reactive, which means you will taste the coffee and not the filter. |
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DI ORO products have been featured on America's Test Kitchen, Cook's Illustrated, and a host of other influential websites by people who share our love for cooking and baking. Food enthusiasts all over the world are clamoring about our attention to detail and our endless effort to make dependable and aesthetically pleasing kitchen products. Come see what all the buzz is about!
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DI ORO is proud to be a 100% US-based, family-owned business. We’re big fans of good cooking and great design and we use our own products daily. We always love to hear from our fans and users, so never hesitate to message us or call as we are here to answer any questions or concerns you have. Love cooking, love life, that is the DI ORO way.
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| compatible devices | Keurig K250, Keurig K200, Keurig 2.0 | K-Express, K-Express Essentials, Keurig 2.0 & 1.0 Brewers | Keurig 2.0 Machines, Keurig 1.0 Machines, Keurig Elite Classic, Keurig Ultra Machines, Keurig Special | Keurig 2.0 | Keurig K250, Mr. Coffee, Keurig K200, Keurig K-Classic, Breville, Keurig K Compact | Keurig K250, Mr. Coffee, Keurig K200, Keurig 2.0, Breville |
| material | Stainless Steel, Plastic | Plastic Shell + 304 Stainless Steel Mesh | Chemical-free Plastic, Stainless Steal | Polypropylene, Stainless Steel, Paper | Stainless Steel Reusable K Cups | Stainless Steel |
| number of pieces | 1 | 6 | 4 | 12 | 1 | 4 |
| shape | Disk | Basket | Basket | Basket | Basket | Basket |
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Sustainable alternative for great coffee at work
My workplace has two Keurig coffee makers and a variety of disposable K-cups for the employees. I was concerned about all of that plastic going to the landfill and then I saw the DI ORO refillable cup (amongst many others) on Amazon. I was concerned about the mess it might make at work filling and emptying it in the break room.Even though you don't need one to make great K-cup coffee, I use the unbleached filters to make it easy to remove the grounds after brewing. It's a snap to pull out the coffee pod and toss it. A quick rinse of the DI ORO and I'm ready to go. During these COVID times, I fill the DI ORO at my desk which can be messy. I highly recommend one of those scoop/funnels, which seems like overkill, but it's essential at work.I had considered one of those all-stainless K-cups, but I'm glad I went with the DI ORO. The cup is really hot when it comes out of the machine and having the plastic part to grab onto is essential. Having the paper filter contain the steaming hot grounds in the pod is another essential.The DI ORO is well built, and closes securely. I've been using it several times a day for a couple of months now and it has never leaked or interfered with the Keurig operation. It is very important to always make sure it is seated properly in the Keurig's holder. The hinge side goes in the right notch and you have to jiggle it a little bit to make sure the needle in the bottom goes into the DI ORO's slot. When it is inserted properly it sits flush with the top of the holder just like a disposable K-cup. After a few times, you get the hang of it pretty easily.You have to experiment a little bit with the fineness of your coffee grind. For my setup, halfway between medium and fine works great. It should be a little finer than drip coffee grind. If you buy pre-ground coffee it works too, but I find I have to use a little more and pack it tighter to get a good extraction.To say the least, using your own coffee makes a much better brew in the Keurig. You have to wonder how old the coffee is in those commercial K-cups. After tweaking it for a while, you can get a nice slow extraction which brews a tasty cup of coffee.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2021
Even though you don't need one to make great K-cup coffee, I use the unbleached filters to make it easy to remove the grounds after brewing. It's a snap to pull out the coffee pod and toss it. A quick rinse of the DI ORO and I'm ready to go. During these COVID times, I fill the DI ORO at my desk which can be messy. I highly recommend one of those scoop/funnels, which seems like overkill, but it's essential at work.
I had considered one of those all-stainless K-cups, but I'm glad I went with the DI ORO. The cup is really hot when it comes out of the machine and having the plastic part to grab onto is essential. Having the paper filter contain the steaming hot grounds in the pod is another essential.
The DI ORO is well built, and closes securely. I've been using it several times a day for a couple of months now and it has never leaked or interfered with the Keurig operation. It is very important to always make sure it is seated properly in the Keurig's holder. The hinge side goes in the right notch and you have to jiggle it a little bit to make sure the needle in the bottom goes into the DI ORO's slot. When it is inserted properly it sits flush with the top of the holder just like a disposable K-cup. After a few times, you get the hang of it pretty easily.
You have to experiment a little bit with the fineness of your coffee grind. For my setup, halfway between medium and fine works great. It should be a little finer than drip coffee grind. If you buy pre-ground coffee it works too, but I find I have to use a little more and pack it tighter to get a good extraction.
To say the least, using your own coffee makes a much better brew in the Keurig. You have to wonder how old the coffee is in those commercial K-cups. After tweaking it for a while, you can get a nice slow extraction which brews a tasty cup of coffee.
Sustainable alternative for great coffee at work
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2021
My workplace has two Keurig coffee makers and a variety of disposable K-cups for the employees. I was concerned about all of that plastic going to the landfill and then I saw the DI ORO refillable cup (amongst many others) on Amazon. I was concerned about the mess it might make at work filling and emptying it in the break room.Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2021
Even though you don't need one to make great K-cup coffee, I use the unbleached filters to make it easy to remove the grounds after brewing. It's a snap to pull out the coffee pod and toss it. A quick rinse of the DI ORO and I'm ready to go. During these COVID times, I fill the DI ORO at my desk which can be messy. I highly recommend one of those scoop/funnels, which seems like overkill, but it's essential at work.
I had considered one of those all-stainless K-cups, but I'm glad I went with the DI ORO. The cup is really hot when it comes out of the machine and having the plastic part to grab onto is essential. Having the paper filter contain the steaming hot grounds in the pod is another essential.
The DI ORO is well built, and closes securely. I've been using it several times a day for a couple of months now and it has never leaked or interfered with the Keurig operation. It is very important to always make sure it is seated properly in the Keurig's holder. The hinge side goes in the right notch and you have to jiggle it a little bit to make sure the needle in the bottom goes into the DI ORO's slot. When it is inserted properly it sits flush with the top of the holder just like a disposable K-cup. After a few times, you get the hang of it pretty easily.
You have to experiment a little bit with the fineness of your coffee grind. For my setup, halfway between medium and fine works great. It should be a little finer than drip coffee grind. If you buy pre-ground coffee it works too, but I find I have to use a little more and pack it tighter to get a good extraction.
To say the least, using your own coffee makes a much better brew in the Keurig. You have to wonder how old the coffee is in those commercial K-cups. After tweaking it for a while, you can get a nice slow extraction which brews a tasty cup of coffee.
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Jose
Excelente filtro de buena calidad
Reviewed in Mexico on August 26, 2020
Jose
Reviewed in Mexico on August 26, 2020
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BobbyK
This product works, its quick and easy to use, and makes great tasting coffee!!! However.....
Reviewed in Canada on December 16, 2020Rita Patricia Pérez Ojeda
Es tal cual lo promocionan
Reviewed in Mexico on June 29, 2020