EZ-Cup for Keurig Coffee Machines By Perfect Pod

I love this Perfect Pod EZ-Cup for my Keurig. It is easy to use with the paper filters and works very well.

Love this EZ-cup pod, works great with the filters and so easy to just throw away the filter and make another cup right away.

It's a wonder Keurig didn't come out with this...it is a much better product than what comes with the K machine, as it does not spew out it lots of directions, just one steady stream "into" the coffee cup! Only objection is the price of the filters with two people using this almost everyday one package of 50 will not last an entire month. Also with the local Sam;s Club would carry the filters in a larger quanity!

Finally, the solution for the high priced k-cups. I have tried the "other one", but this one truly works. I suggest that you also buy the filters made for it. They are very inexpensive and work perfect. I bought my first Perfect Pod EZ-Cup a year (or more) ago to use with the Keurig machine at my office and this time purchased 2 more as gifts. It is sturdy and strong and will last forever. My boss and I have both been using the same one all this time and it is still in new condition. We keep a variety of ground coffee at work so we can still enjoy the variety that the Keurig offers. I strongly recommend it.

Works simply enough but must use filters which are not cheap (10 cents each). However, compared to using the "use your own brand" unit that comes with the system, its fast with just a quick rinse required. If these units were 1/2 the price I'd probably buy another so I could make up two while the coffee was out. So, Make a 10-cup pot of coffee for 42 cents (40 cents in coffee, 2 cents in filter), OR, use the single-cup system that comes with the unit for 10 cents (coffee price) and take 1 minute to rinse out all grinds then soapy-rinse coffee-oil residue from metal filter and 2-piece plastic unit, OR, use THIS ez-cup system for 20 cents (10-cent coffee plus 10-cent filter) and quick rinse, OR, buy the most convenient pre-made disposable cups for 40-cents each (for which this system is designed), OR, drive to starbucks, wait in line, wait for the product, pay several dollars, end up with horrible coffee that must be disguised with lots of sugar and creamer. Jump in wherever your common sense merges with your wallet.