Is coffee as strong using kcup , null

Yes the coffee comes out hot. Easy to fill. No drama. . This allows me to make a single cup for myself and then a pot of coffee for students. I love it. I will buy another for my home eventually. . Read the instructions. If you want one cup of coffee, you only can pour in to the "single cup" line of water. If you fill more it will automatically fill the coffee pot and not the k-cup. Sounds simple, but the natural tendency is to fill the water port. If you do that, then it will not allow the k-cup to operate. You need to "low fill" for k-cup.

That's really up to you. I tend to go light on the carafe side, but if I put a lot of grounds over there I would be just as jittery as the KCup.

Yes, the k-cup is as strong as a Keurig (but you get the brewer at a reasonable price).

Because the amount of grounds is different for every person, coffee may not be as strong depending on taste preference. If you prefer very strong coffee, K-cups may not be a good option; however, most people enjoy the k-cups' brew strength.

you can adjust the strength by the amount of coffee you put in the filter basket .. the screen basket on the new ones are sold separately.. then use the paper filter and adjust how many spoons you put in

You can add as much coffee as you want. So you can make it as strong or as weak as you want.

Since you can use the same cups the answer would be yes.

Yes. But you have to figure out how much water to add to suit your taste.

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Yes the coffee comes out hot. Easy to fill. No drama. . This allows me to make a single cup for myself and then a pot of coffee for students. I love it. I will buy another for my home eventually. . Read the instructions. If you want one cup of coffee, you only can pour in to the "single cup" line of water. If you fill more it will automatically fill the coffee pot and not the k-cup. Sounds simple, but the natural tendency is to fill the water port. If you do that, then it will not allow the k-cup to operate. You need to "low fill" for k-cup.
Answered by Saber 9 years ago
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That's really up to you. I tend to go light on the carafe side, but if I put a lot of grounds over there I would be just as jittery as the KCup.
Answered by DanC 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by bestbuyqueen 9 years ago
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Answered by Nick 9 years ago
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Yes, the k-cup is as strong as a Keurig (but you get the brewer at a reasonable price).
Answered by BulgeGuy 9 years ago
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Because the amount of grounds is different for every person, coffee may not be as strong depending on taste preference. If you prefer very strong coffee, K-cups may not be a good option; however, most people enjoy the k-cups' brew strength.
Answered by HamiltonBeachTeam 9 years ago
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you can adjust the strength by the amount of coffee you put in the filter basket .. the screen basket on the new ones are sold separately.. then use the paper filter and adjust how many spoons you put in
Answered by mylighthouse 9 years ago
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You can add as much coffee as you want. So you can make it as strong or as weak as you want.
Answered by grandpa 9 years ago
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Since you can use the same cups the answer would be yes.
Answered by Tecntez 9 years ago
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Yes. But you have to figure out how much water to add to suit your taste.
Answered by Yahooie 9 years ago
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