Reusable K Cups For Keurig keurig reusable coffee pods Compatible with 1.0 and 2.0 Keurig Single Cup Coffee Maker Stainless Steel K Cup,Non-BPA(2 pack)

Work amazing in Keurig machines.
I should’ve bought these years ago. They work the best in my Keurig. Because they’re metal they wash up so easily. Glad I bought them.

Good value but..
My well-worn brown plastic K-Cup filter lost its little O-ring for the hinged lid and started to spill water over the side of the filter, and all over the machine. I could not find an exact replacement and decided to try this stainless-steel version..It appears well-made and robust. The weakest part is the silicone seal around the lid, which will fail at some point. For now, it is a snug, though quite light fit, in the basket. When it loosens, I can see the lid constantly coming off before the basket is lifted out, or worse, the basket falling after getting it out and the coffee grounds spilling everywhere.There’s another ring of silicone to center the basket in the Keurig machine holder. That is less important overall for actual coffee-making..Oddly, the lid has an etched arrow and two orange paint markers. This is supposedly to correctly orient the basket assembly in the machine. However, it doesn’t matter at all.There is nothing to stop you positioning this in any way you want in the machine holder, and it still functions. The deep recessed bottom misses the needle. The lid can fit rotationally at any of the 360 degrees of the circle in the basket.Strange!!I suggest you take care when removing the basket from the machine holder by the lid, in case the lid comes off..The K-Cup fits fine in the holder and seems to be ever so slightly pinched when the machine head is closed down. My old filter, with its hinged plastic lid, allowed the head to snap into place. This filter seems to have the head push down on the lid to ensure it seals. So, the closure is slightly springy, not a definite snapping sound. Not a problem. Just an observation..One issue is that, unlike a plastic filter, the stainless-steel stays hot to the touch! I have to wait for it to cool down before trying to remove, empty, and clean it..I was interested in checking the coffee strength, based on other reviews that said this filter produced weak coffee. I actually like weaker coffee. I have another old K-Cup filter (the one that’s a light-gray plastic housing with a bayonet-fit lid and loose inner basket, which is very messy to empty and clean). I compared a cup made with that and with this new one. I put the same amount of coffee grounds in each. The results were identical.I then checked the flow rate. It looks like the stainless-steel construction is restrictive to flow, with its tiny holes and deep recessed bottom. However, the area of holes is about the same as my plastic filters when compared. Using my kitchen tap, I was able to pass the full flow of water and the basket did not overflow out the top (see photo). I can see why some might complain about the strength..At $16 for two filters, this is a competitive deal compared with other all-plastic reusable K-Cups. The stainless-steel baskets will last forever but the silicone seal will eventually demand the filters are thrown in the trash. Hopefully, that will be some years away though. I had my plastic one for well over a decade before it failed!

Easy to use; requires using less coffee
Very simple to use. Can be placed into my Keurig just like any coffee pod. (No need to remove anything on the Keurig). Maximum amount of coffee used is approximately 2 tablespoons. (I press STRONG and brew the largest cup). I had been using the Keurig Reusable coffee pods, but the insert on the Keurig, used for Disposable pods, had to be removed; was also using up to 3 tablespoons of coffee/cup. Both have worked well, but the Noalto Stainless Steal Reusable K cups are simpler to use and require less coffee. The flavor of the coffee is fine for me either way!

Newer version works just as good
I rated this at four instead of five because the lid is not attached. The coffee flows through well, and its best to clean after each use. I have two stainless-steel containers I purchased several years ago by eko-brew, and I love them, especially because the lid is attached. Apparently, they do not sell them anymore, so I purchased this brand. The cons are the metal is lighter weight than the eko-brew and the lid comes off, but it works just as good as my old ones. I prefer my old version just because of the attached lid, but this newer version works just as good. The lid fits good, but when used with a coffee filter, it doesn’t stay closed as well. The taste of the coffee is still good. I cannot attest to the durability just yet as I recently purchased these.

These coffee pods are very good. There is no plastic taste as found with other reusable pods. The construction is clean and simple, easy to clean completely and there are no hinges to break or parts to snap off. Very pleased with these reusable pods.

These work GREAT with my Keurig K-Compact Single Serve coff maker. So Much better than those crappy plastic pods that never seem to have enough coffee in them. With these stainless steel pods, I can make a 20 oz medium to strong coffee by simply adjusting the amount of coffee I use in the pod. We’ll worth the cost and saving over $300/year using these instead of the plastic pods.