4 Pack Stainless Steel Reusable K Cups for K eurig Supreme & Supreme Plus, Five Hole Universal K-eurig Reusable Refillable coffee pod filter

Fits my Keurig fairly snugly

I’ve found that these reusable K-Cups are a great way to save money. They work perfectly in my Keurig K-Cafe, which uses multistream technology. While I still like to use paper filters, I've been able to use them with these K-Cups. I wasn't sure if the lid is made of silicone, as the website claims, or if it's plastic, but it feels hard like plastic. These K-Cups are easy to use - you just fill them up with your favorite coffee using the provided scoop (or any scoop), and then lay the lid on top. There's a little arrow on the top to indicate the forward position for use in the Keurig, and I haven't had any problems getting it to line up. The coffee that these K-Cups produce is strong and flavorful. They also come with a small brush to help clean the coffee grinds after use, although I haven't needed to use it yet. The only thing I wish is that the lid had silicone wrapped around it, as it gets very hot and I have to let it cool down for a few minutes before removing it.

I like stronger coffee than most drinkers and dislike the trash generated by K Cups, and the associated effort to disassemble them to recycle them fully. Switching to a reusable K Cup has saved lots of money (since K Cups carry an extremely high premium regardless of brand), but can also be filled with what ever grinds you want. They're dishwasher safe and compatible with the latest K eurig machines.Only downfall is that they let some sediment thru, which could easily be caught with a filter insert.Still like it and continue to use.

This reusable K-cup insert is well made of high quality stainless steel. It fits and works perfectly.Initially I gave this a 5-star review, but have downgraded it to 3-stars because, as other reviewers have said, it makes a very weak cup of coffee.I believe the reason is because almost the entire perimeter of the cup is perforated with tiny holes. In a normal (disposable) K-cup the brewed coffee exits through a single hole on the bottom. The hot water is forced through the entire stack of coffee grounds before exiting.With these inserts, since the sides are perforated, the water is able to escape after barely touching the coffee grounds.One hack I am trying: I lined the inside perimeter with a small strip of aluminum foil. This covers the side perforations and forces the water out the bottom only. It seems to help.Two additional warnings:(1) You must assure there are NO coffee grounds on the rim before attaching the top. Specks of coffee ground can cause a small leak. Larger voids will cause coffee to spill out. This was true in the past with plastic K-cup inserts, but even more the case with this stainless steel one.(2) Since it is metal, the insert gets hot in use. You must be careful if you need to brew another cup quickly. My recommendation: Prepare a separate insert for your next cup so you only need to grab the used (hot) one for a short time before swapping it for the new (cool) one.

I use mine daily. I fill up a week's worth (3 scoops/cup) and put them in an air-tight container. Don't let the fact that the Keurig doesn't close all the way scare you. It did scare me at first. I thought it might cause a mess but it is closed enough.

We bought a new Keurig that needed these special reusable coffee pods. The first ones we bought were plastic and they are fine but I don't like the idea of the plastic being heated and then drinking the coffee with who-knows-what leached into it... I don't have that worry with these and they are easier to fill and clean.

Right out of the box one of these is really badly damaged. It’s hard to get the top off and not squeeze too hard with the opposing hand.Sent back. For this price point the quality should be much better!

You can put whatever coffee you want freshly grinded in it and do something for the environment! No plastic trash every cop of coffee!Perfect!