How do you use ground coffee instead of a K-cup null

You remove the little plastic insert in the removable portion of the coffeemaker that holds the K-cup and has the puncturing piece of metal in it. That leaves just the reusable filter basket, and you put the coffee in there. I don't use K-cups, so the insert is living in a drawer permanently.

Unit comes with a mesh coffee strainer that can be used instead of a pod.

It comes with a mesh basket filter to use inplace of the k-cup holder. you have to remove the k-cup holder, then place the basket in and fill with grounds. it works great.

Yes you only need a cup adapter i remeber is included but if not you can buy one at the dollar three...

You take out the k cup compartment and put in the filter that came with. Scoop your desired amount of coffee, add water like normal and brew.

There is a little basket included that you just switch out.

There are directions in the manual about doing this. I know you have to use the permanent filter that came with the coffee maker. I keep mine in the cup tray and haven't tried it yet.

It comes with a non k-cup filter for coffee grounds, you just take out the k-cup holder and replace it with the re-usable coffee filter it came with.

They provide a handy basket for ground coffee. It does not filter well enough for fine ground coffee but otherwise direct and effective.

To brew grounds instead of a k-cup, you will remove the k-cup pack holder from the brew basket and insert the filter for the grounds.

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You remove the little plastic insert in the removable portion of the coffeemaker that holds the K-cup and has the puncturing piece of metal in it. That leaves just the reusable filter basket, and you put the coffee in there. I don't use K-cups, so the insert is living in a drawer permanently.
Answered by LynnE 9 years ago
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Unit comes with a mesh coffee strainer that can be used instead of a pod.
Answered by BobStemm 9 years ago
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It comes with a mesh basket filter to use inplace of the k-cup holder. you have to remove the k-cup holder, then place the basket in and fill with grounds. it works great.
Answered by mikemunie 9 years ago
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Yes you only need a cup adapter i remeber is included but if not you can buy one at the dollar three...
Answered by Seph 9 years ago
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You take out the k cup compartment and put in the filter that came with. Scoop your desired amount of coffee, add water like normal and brew.
Answered by Neat12 9 years ago
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There is a little basket included that you just switch out.
Answered by warmvanilla 9 years ago
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There are directions in the manual about doing this. I know you have to use the permanent filter that came with the coffee maker. I keep mine in the cup tray and haven't tried it yet.
Answered by none 9 years ago
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It comes with a non k-cup filter for coffee grounds, you just take out the k-cup holder and replace it with the re-usable coffee filter it came with.
Answered by lammjr 9 years ago
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They provide a handy basket for ground coffee. It does not filter well enough for fine ground coffee but otherwise direct and effective.
Answered by ivan 9 years ago
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To brew grounds instead of a k-cup, you will remove the k-cup pack holder from the brew basket and insert the filter for the grounds.
Answered by HamiltonBeachTeam 9 years ago
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