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When we had this coffee maker at my office, it would make really weak coffee, so I came up with this modification so I could make a stronger/free cup of coffee.
(depending on your time, space, and skills).
Requires:
- K-Cup flavor of choice (You can modify this with most single-serving coffee makers with built-in filters)
- 2 cups (alternate method available if you only want to use one cup)
- Scissors
- Hot water tap
(depending on your time, space, and skills).
Requires:
- K-Cup flavor of choice (You can modify this with most single-serving coffee makers with built-in filters)
- 2 cups (alternate method available if you only want to use one cup)
- Scissors
- Hot water tap
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Remove the foil from the top of the k-cup and dump the coffee into one of the coffee cups. You can also substitute or add any coffee grounds at this point.
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Feb 21, 2012. 12:17 PMTheCritic
says:
Some people just have way to much time on there hands...
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Nov 24, 2011. 9:16 AMravenwing999
says:
thank you for this! Kerig is the only coffeemaker we have at work and the boss only buys french vanilla [gag]. I like strong coffee. this is perfect!
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Oct 28, 2010. 7:27 AMptabakaru
says:
Kind of defeats the purpose, Why not just use instant?
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Oct 18, 2011. 1:32 PMklimb
says:
It's a way to make do with whats on hand, its not for everyone in any situation.
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Apr 12, 2010. 2:05 PMkorgoth25
says:
THANK YOU!!!!!!! iv always wondered what to do with the K-cups (i got some and now i can use em)
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Sep 24, 2009. 9:06 AMmaruawe
says:
Sorry but I'll keep my percolator
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Sep 24, 2009. 11:03 AMMr.Danger (author)
says:
Yeah, that would be a lot easier. This is more if you only have these things on hand and no other choices.
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