Noalto Reusable K Cups and Coffee Pods,Universal stainless steel k Cups for Keurig 2.0 and 1.0 Coffee Makers machine(2pack)

Perfect. I wanted to stop using plastic cups and running hot water through them felt like double wammy! Ive had for at least a year and they still work and clean up perfectly

I was pleasantly surprised when I received this coffee pod! I did not realize it was stainless steel! I love it- so much easier to clean. I swear the coffee tasted better !!

I bought this universal stainless steel K-cup replacement to use with my own coffee beans, and it has been an absolute game-changer for my morning routine. Unlike those cheap plastic refillable pods that always seem to crack, warp, or leave a weird aftertaste, this one is entirely solid metal and feels like it’s built to last forever. It fits perfectly into the machine without any forcing or awkward positioning, and because it doesn’t rely on flimsy rubber seals, I don't have to worry about pieces wearing out and going missing. The mesh performance is fantastic it lets the water flow through evenly so I get a really rich, full-flavored cup of coffee every single time, without any of that annoying sludge or grounds leaking into the bottom of my mug. Clean-up is as straightforward as it gets; I just dump the grounds, give it a quick rinse under the tap, and it’s ready to go for the next round. It’s a super reliable, eco-friendly alternative to disposable pods that saves a ton of money and lets me brew exactly the fresh grind I want. I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their Keurig setup.

These quality, stainless steel pods work great! Only problem was the sludge we were finding at the bottom of our cups. Yuck. Did a little reading and ordered small, biodegradable, paper filters that fit nicely inside and solved the problem completely!! The coffee even tastes so much better. (Stainless steel obviously can't absorb the oils that a paper filter will and those oils apparently affect the taste and also possibly raise LDL levels. BOO.)

I absolutely love this! I’ve been using it daily for a couple of weeks now, and it has quickly become one of my favorite kitchen upgrades. The metal construction feels premium and super durable – no more worrying about cheap plastic pods cracking or wearing out after a few uses. It fits perfectly in my Keurig machine (no fiddling or leaks), and brewing is straightforward and consistent every single time. Cleanup is a breeze too – it rinses out cleanly under the faucet in seconds and I use some soap on a sponge to clean out the coffee residue in like 10 seconds No lingering odors or coffee residue buildup like some other reusables I’ve tried. My only regret? I wish I had grabbed the 2-pack instead of just one! It would be perfect for switching between different coffee blends or having a backup ready to go. Definitely adding another to my cart soon.

Very good value. They worked well and fit in my coffee maker. I like it because I can buy full-size coffees and put it in there instead of paying for the price of pods. I would recommend these.

Excellent. Used a refillable in the past and it never worked right. This is perfect. Slightly pack the coffee in but you won’t go wrong.

- just for reference, if you empty a green mountain, or peets or other non-budget k-cup and measure/weigh the grounds... there's 12-14 grams, or about 2.5 Tbls.... you can not fit close to that much coffee in one of these reusable strainer cups unless it's a super fine grind, like espresso level grind or very close,.. AND you must PACK it in HARD to make it fit... and once you've done that, the machine can not push the water through... -the cups are not big enough... a coarser grind, and or not packing tightly would allow the water flow, but to do either, forces you to use 1/2 - maybe 3/4 of a proper amount of coffee for an 8-10oz cup - I tried grinding to several different grades just to see if I could find some combo grains size and level of tamping/packing... but there's just no way extract enough coffee to make a decent mug - if you like it weak, or don't mind running 2 or 3 cycles to get one cup of coffee, then maybe these work for you - as far as the item itself, it's definitely a quality product, a very well made, flawed design (they could make the cups longer and sell with needleless holder, solves all the issues) - while the listing and pics don't mention or show it like they do for the other available style/options from this company... it DOES INCLUDE the silicon gaskets for the lids, the little brush,... and they also came with silicon rings under the lip on the outside of the cups as well, which help hold it snugly into the machine... it fits into my k40 or (45?) very well.... so if you like weak coffee, these may work very well for you

This stainless steel reusable pod is a high-quality, well-made product that feels built to last for years. The durable construction gives it a solid, premium feel compared to plastic alternatives. Cleaning is quick and straightforward, just like any other reusable pod. A quick rinse removes the spent grounds with minimal effort. The real win is the significant money saved versus buying pre-filled pods over time. It pays for itself fast! As someone who composts, I love that this makes it easy to reuse the coffee grounds in my garden. The plants thrive with it, and it helps reduce waste heading to the landfill. A smart, eco-friendly choice that delivers great value and performance. Highly recommend!

Game changer! Yes for coffee it's a game changer. We love grinding our own coffee beans and tried a few of these in plastic and there was always issues with the flow or it would spray all over instead of a steady stream. My friend told me about these and they are great. Easy to use and clean and work perfectly!

Extra bon produit, je l'utilise au quotidien et tout est resté impeccable, durabilité de l'inox, belle économie, a ce prix, félicitation a la Cie qui le fabrique ..

I use it for tea leaves, and it works like a charm. No escapes, so my tea is perfect. Very easy clean….. Only one thing I don’t like , it becomes very very hot, so can’t take it out right away so the other person can make theirs… we need to let it cool, which is a bummer. I still would recommend it. I don’t drink coffee, so I only know about tea leaves. I can put less in it, and use the strong button so it steeps nicely.

I love these. My wife uses them as is, and is fine with the results. I like my coffee much stronger. More like espresso. We use one grinder with a blend of espresso blend and a really good decaf. I don't want to have a second grinder. So we use the same blend. These leave a few grounds and silt in the coffee that I don't like, so I bought some paper filters. But the paper filters don't work well if there's no paper top. Maybe water seeps down the side, avoiding the grounds? With the paper top, it's very weak. So I punch a hole in the top for the lid spout. See the pics. I also over fill the basket and tamp it down just by tapping the basket on the counter. Using a press is too much. Lastly, adjusting the grind so as to hit the right size for the variables to ensure no bitter or sour taste. The result is a pretty good coffee. Full flavoured, not bitter or sour. They are solid construction and super easy to clean. It's been a couple of months now, and no rust.