Reusable Keurig K-Cup Filters Set with Coffee Spoon
Brew your own coffee or tea in your Keurig without buying a single pod. Load your favorite grounds or loose leaves into a reusable stainless mesh filter, snap the perforated lid, and enjoy a cup built around your taste. The set includes three filters and a measuring spoon, so a coffee filter, a tea filter,...
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Brew your own coffee or tea in your Keurig without buying a single pod. Load your favorite grounds or loose leaves into a reusable stainless mesh filter, snap the perforated lid, and enjoy a cup built around your taste. The set includes three filters and a measuring spoon, so a coffee filter, a tea filter, and a spare are always ready.
Brew your own coffee or tea in Keurig machines with reusable filters, no single-use pods needed
- Ongoing cost of buying K-Cup pods
- Plastic waste from single-use pods
- Choosing from limited pre-packaged blends
- Messy or inaccurate scooping of grounds
Brew your own coffee or tea, without the pod bill
Stop reordering single-use pods and settling for someone else's blend. Load your favorite grounds or loose tea into a reusable filter and brew it in the Keurig you already own.
Mesh baskets and lids that hold their ground

Fine mesh that holds the grounds
The basket is fine stainless steel mesh, so grounds stay inside the filter while the water runs through. The perforated lid snaps shut over the top, which keeps the grounds level during the brew. If you like a stronger cup, you can use a medium grind and still keep the basket clean.

Three filters, one spoon
You get three reusable K-Cup filters with lids and one coffee and tea spoon. Keep one for daily coffee, one for loose tea, and a spare for guests or the office. The spoon sits right in the basket, so measuring the same scoop each morning takes a few seconds. Pair the set with a coffee grinders manual if you want to grind your own beans.

A ribbed frame that keeps its shape
The matte black plastic frame has ribs that give the filter structure, so it holds its form when you snap it in and out of the machine. It is compact enough to sit on a counter next to the pod box you no longer need.
From scoop to cup with no extra tools
- 1Scoop your grounds
Use the beige spoon to measure your coffee or loose tea. Medium grind works best for most blends.
- 2Fill the basket two-thirds full
Level the grounds with the spoon. Overfilling blocks the water flow and makes the lid hard to close.
- 3Snap the perforated lid
Press the lid onto the basket until it clicks shut so the grounds stay in place during the brew.
- 4Insert and brew
Place the filter in your Keurig K-Cup holder, close the handle, and brew as you normally would. Empty and rinse the filter after each use.
Three filters and a spoon, ready to brew
- Reusable K-Cup pod filter with lid×3
Stainless steel mesh basket with a perforated snap-on lid
- Coffee and tea spoon×1
Beige spoon for measuring grounds or loose tea
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Questions and answers
Yes. The filters are made for Keurig K-Cup systems, so you use them in the same holder you already use for pods. You do not need an adapter or any change to the machine.
The mesh is fine enough to hold most ground coffee in the basket. Very fine powder can pass through and cloud the cup, so a medium grind gives the cleanest result.
Yes, rinse each filter after use and let it dry fully before you store it. Leftover wet grounds can sour and leave odors in the mesh, and a quick rinse takes about two minutes.
Yes. The mesh holds loose-leaf tea just as well as coffee. Keep one filter for tea so the flavors stay separate.
A basket alone does not give you a lid that snaps shut, and that is where most grounds spill. This set includes three filters with lids and a spoon, so you get a spare and a tea filter. Over a year of daily brewing, the savings on pods add up quickly.
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