The coffee pods have markings on the bottom that adjust the machine’s brewing (temp., flow, etc.) based on the type of coffee. When reusing pods should you try to use a similar type of coffee as that which came in the original pod?
Peter Spencer
Great instructions. Thanks
Patti
Thanks David for posting this link. I did want to clarify that the paper filters also work great with the plastic disc after understanding how to use them. I myself drink a lot of coffee so the aluminum foils work better for me as I create a day or two supply and have them ready. The paper filters work great for one-off situations where someone may only have one cup a day. I did the math and it costs me about .35 to .40 cents a cup (16-17oz pour). Around a 60-65% savings. Takes me less than 3 minutes to make a pod. I’m recommending this product to all my family and friends. What a ingenious idea!!
The coffee pods have markings on the bottom that adjust the machine’s brewing (temp., flow, etc.) based on the type of coffee. When reusing pods should you try to use a similar type of coffee as that which came in the original pod?
Great instructions. Thanks
Thanks David for posting this link. I did want to clarify that the paper filters also work great with the plastic disc after understanding how to use them. I myself drink a lot of coffee so the aluminum foils work better for me as I create a day or two supply and have them ready. The paper filters work great for one-off situations where someone may only have one cup a day. I did the math and it costs me about .35 to .40 cents a cup (16-17oz pour). Around a 60-65% savings. Takes me less than 3 minutes to make a pod. I’m recommending this product to all my family and friends. What a ingenious idea!!