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Question: Bunn My Cafe Single Cup Brewer Has anyone tried these in the Bunn MC My Cafe Single Cup Brewer?
Document: The product page reflects "others buy the Pods in combination with the Hamilton Beach 49970 single server (many HB stock #'s for this depending whether commercial/personal/with Senseo Pods). Has anyone tried these pods with this style of single cup??? ?Thanks,
I was looking for something to work with my Hamilton Beach single cup mini brewer - I swear I looked all over the product information, and didn't see anything that said it wouldn't work with it. By the size and shape, it looked like it would fit the unit. It didn't. I even tried to modify the top so that the tabs would fit into my machine, and even with that working, it made terrible coffee.
We can now make our own coffee pods for our Senseo coffee maker using our terrific freshly roasted, freshly ground coffee. These pods work so well for us.....absolutely no mess (we had tried a couple of other do-it-yourself pods....ugh!) and the "crema" is lovely. I'd recommend these to anyone who wants to have a choice when it comes to a good cup of coffee.
I use them for my Hamilton beach single cup brewer. They work well but let me tell you that at first its kind of a pain to make sure you don't have any grinds on the edge of the filter or it wont' close right. And if it doesn't close right you end up with grinds overflowing out of your machine or grinds all in your cup. All in all I'd say these are much better than having to make those little pods.
I don't understand all the people who said they couldn't get these filters to work. I got a new Hamilton Beach 49970 single serve pod cup brewer, and still had ground coffee left over from my drip machine. So I just dip the filter into the container of ground coffee, fill it lightly (don't pack it in there! ), pop the lid on, and proceed to brew my coffee. You might need to use 2 pods if you like really strong coffee. These things work great!
Got my ecopods at the same time I bought the Hamilton Beach brewer. I filled them with finely ground Columbian Supremo coffee and had a cup of weak coffee. I tried cramming them until they could hardly close, and still got a weak cup of coffee. (You can only get so much in them and then they don't close).
I tried these with my Hamilton Beach One Cup pod brewer and they do not work. The "coffee" that came out was weaker than tea. I ended up tossing the pod filter into the hot water into the cup (which actually did work).As other reviewers mentioned, it seems the hot water has to be forced through the filter in order to extract the flavor. The Senseo machines do this; the Hamilton Beach machines do not.
I bought this product about a week ago and it absolutely DOES NOT work in my Hamilton Beach brewer. If that is the coffee pot you have (model 49970) then do not buy these. Its not just a weak cup of coffee, its basically water. I tried regular ground first and then espresso ground and neither worked. They are also a pain to fill up because they are so small and get coffee everywhere.
I sent for these because I am on a budget, and I am not that choosy about my coffee, so all I require is a good basic fresh cup of coffee. I have a Hamilton Beach one-cup coffeemaker that uses the Senseo pods, and I thought these would probably work for mine. I got them and they are nice quality, just what I expected them to be. But I tried them in my brewer and they really don't fit tight enough into the Hamilton Beach brewer.
I just received the Ecopad filters and tried using them with Original Dunkin Donuts Coffee and the Hamilton Beach Personal Cup One Cup Pod Brewer I ordered from Amazon. At first, the coffee came out much too weak and clear so I tried using the Dark Coffee - still too weak. After experimenting (about fifth cup), I made sure the Ecopad filter was nearly filled, but that the grounds were loose enough to the point where I could shake them (IE: coffee is loose - not packed in whatsoever).
Answer: i bought a simple pod maker off ebay.  the title was  "Make your own Senseo pods".  it works great on my Bunn MyCafe.  Its a small wooden form that you can use the 4 cup paper liners in.