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Question: Does this model allow for the reusable pod that you use your own ground coffee in?
Document: When brewing with all this add-on, the weak coffee comes out way too fast (when compared to brewing a store-bought coffee pod) and some coffee ground almost always washes out and ends up in you weak coffee.After two months struggling through this, I discovered and tried the EZ-Cup by Perfect Pod (replacing the My K-cup, the My K-Cup reusable filter) and used it with the EZ-Cup filter.
The trick is to find a coffee that works for your preference for brew in this size.Now, for the reasons it gets less than a perfect 5-star review:1. The less than "green" aspect of the Keurig: I hate throwing away another disposable plastic item each time you use a pod...I'm pretty conscious of the amount of consumer waste I generate, and this works against that. (The reason I bought the reusable K-cup).
If something is out of sequence, it seems to forget that you have inserted a fresh pod, and tells you that it's NOT READY.4. The 'My K-Cup' meant for you to make a pod out of your own coffee plainly doesn't work. Use alone, the coffee comes out like what you get from filling you Starbucks coffee cup with water to rinse your mouth out. Installing the Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter (an add-on purchase) makes negligible difference.
If you don't want to deal with this, the optional coffee ground filter and inclosure is about [$...] bucks and is just slightly more work, but still easy and great. The only bad thing is that you can't make a 8-cup pot in one use and the reusable coffee filter (to use with your own grounds) is a little messy, but not bad. If you have the money, get it.
I am thrilled with this coffee maker. It is so easy to use and makes great tasting coffee. I was a bit hesitant due to the cost but it is worth it. I like how the coffee brews so quickly and the fact there is no mess...no pot to clean, no filter to clean, no need for paper filters. I have ordered the reusable filter so I can use my own freshly ground coffee beans.
After reading the mixed reviews I was skeptical about purchasing the Keurig B70 Platinum. However, I found this coffee maker for $30-$40 cheaper at a store, cheaper than the stores website or any other site on the internet which gave me more incentive to purchase it. Plus the B70 included a variety of 60 K-Cups and a K-Cup reusable filter which allows you to use your own ground coffee...
Not only is there a large selection to choose from, there are a variety of resellers online offering K-Cups, and pricing is extremely competitive.In addition to the pre-packaged offerings, Keurig offers the My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter allows you to use your own gourmet ground coffee in your Keurig home brewer. This option provided the extra level of comfort I personally needed to make the jump into a single cup brewer.
There is available a small insert with a basket filter that replaces the pod holder and allows one to use their own freshly ground blend instead of pods! It's what I do, and it works perfectly. Slightly inconvenient  if one is in a hurry, but not significantly. Now, if I could get my Keurig to grind the beans for me and put the grind in the basket I would have to give it that extra star!
It brews quickly, quietly, and consistently. The cup sizes offered are always true-to-measurement, and allow for a very wide variety of beverage preparations.I do wish it had a bigger selection of teas, but I realize this is something the tea companies need to offer. Also,Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filterdoesn't work well with loose-leaf tea.
)Competition:  I've never tried the Tassimo. So I can't really compare them, but the reason I went with Keurig was the availability of the My K-Cup reusable filter assembly. I couldn't find anything Tassimo had that would allow you to fill-it-yourself. The one thing I suspect the Tassimo might really excel at is making drinks like lattes and capuccinos. So if that's more your focus you might take a closer look at Tassimo.
Answer: Yes sir, you can use any brand of pod that's rated to go with a keurig.