canFly Disposable K-CUP Paper filter for Keurig single cup coffer filters compatible with Ekobrew, EZ-Cup and other Reusable K-CUP Filters (300 Count)

We love these filters. They make your coffee less bitter and there is never any sediment in the bottom of your cup.

These make your reusable pod so easy to get the coffee grounds in the trash and not the sink. I love these. Mess free.

I have been using the reusable pod in my machine for years but this has me over the moon! I love how much easier it is to clean the pod and it really does make the coffee taste smoother! So glad I found this and will be using forever more!

easy to use

Love that it cheaper than buying kpods for my coffee fix.

I have tried a couple of different brands of K-Cups filters and have found these to be the most reliable. They seldom tear and they are unbleached paper, which was important to me.

Easy to use an doesn't affect the flavor BUT I need to use 3 liners to completely STOP that dark chocolate looking sediment in bottom of my coffee mug. Two will work 75% of the time. It's also nice to just pop it out an throw in garden for compost with minimal cleaning rinse of my reusable Keurig coffee pod!!!!

They work well, and are a lot less expensive than othet options. I will buy again.

I love the variety and freshness of individual Keurig coffees, made so swiftly when the mood for a coffee strikes me; BUT I feel badly about the waste involved in all those little disposable plastic containers and I hate the mess involved in cleaning out those re-usable plastic-and-mesh K-cups. The answer, for me, is to line the re-usable plastic-and-mesh K-cups with these paper filters. I can enjoy all the advantages of my Keurig coffee machine knowing that afterward I can cleanly separate the paper and used coffee grounds and direct them into the compost cycle that leads eventually to my garden. As an added benefit, I am enjoying extra-high quality ground coffees at a fraction of the cost of using pre-made disposable Keurig K-cups.

I’ve only given 4 stars because I haven’t used all 300 filters. This review is based on the filters that I have used.I have 3 different brands of reusable K-Pods. Paper filters aren’t necessary, BUT if you don’t care for the coffee ‘dust’, that’s the very fine grounds that are always there, these paper filters will prevent that ‘dust’ from winding up in your cup.These paper filters fit in my reusable pods without problem and allow the pods to still close properly.I’ve read reviews where the filters are ‘cut’, ‘torn’ or ‘burst’ in the coffee maker. So far, I haven’t come across any of that.Yes, I would recommend this product if you wish to stop getting the coffee ground ‘dust’ in your cup.

Made my first coffee tests tonight.As we can see in the picture, the paper filters do what they are supposed to and there was none of that very fine coffee dust I usually find at the bottom of my cup.The paper filter makes the stainless steel filter in bought close a little less securely... I hope this won't cause issues with overflowing and such.Maybe I just need to find the right coffee filter to use with these. Will update this review if I find one!Also I did a test where I used 2 papers instead of one because the water seems to go too quickly though my new coffee filter and the coffee ends up week even on the "strong" (was never sure if that actually made a difference) setting.As we can see in the picture of the glasses, it helped somewhat, but I'm still disappointed because I'm not getting the full flavour.There's a reason I still use the stovetop Italian coffee pot when I'm longing for a *great* cup of coffee.

I rarely write reviews but I feel the need to do so here.I've been using these now for just over a month at a rate of approximately 6-10 a day in the household. Not one has broken, there has been no compromise on flavour or strength of coffee, and they have been life changing. :) Truly, these are amazing! We used to be constantly washing out disposable coffee holders and had more grains than we should have go into the waste water system. That's all changed now, and the bonus is that there is no more coffee sludge at the bottom of our cups. Contrary to what some have mentioned, we've not had a single one tear. It doesn't matter if it's pulled out right away, or the next day, they are just perfect. I'll be adding these to my regular reorder list. So thrilled that I tried them!

Can fly has made negative changes to these filters. The top 'flange' is twice as wide as it was before. This means the 'bowl' part of the filter is now TOO SMALL to hold 10.5 to 11 grams without bursting during brewing, leaving the sludge in the bottom of each cup.I CONTACTED THE COMPANY AND THEY SAID THAT THIS IS THEIR NEW SPECIFICATION.In order to keep the filters from BURSTING during brewing, you have to REFOLD the flange so it is way thinner.(see pictures showing a filter as it comes beside a filter that has being refolded as described, I made a jug from a commercial pod, has 1/8" spacer in bottom)Take two fingers and push the filter to the bottom of the reusable pod, between the needle inserts. Then pinch and fold the filter so that it just covers the rim of the pod. Not my favourite task first thing in the morning, but I have mastered the process to put in 11 grams of coffee like I do. That is a slightly rounded international coffee measure (the square one with straight sides)These work used to work great with https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B017K5P5Q6/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_5.- No fine grounds / dust got through. Every cup good to the last drop.NOW UNLESS YOU REFOLD TOP, the filter WILL BURST.Someone else claimed these are 18 cents each ???? 300 cost less than $27 (including taxes and delivery) or less than 9 cents each.Using these paper filters we get 300 cups for LESS THAN 19 cents each including coffee.New packaging, there are six stacks of 50 in a box sized for exact fit (was eight stacks of 38 in a loose fitting plastic bag that was shipped in an oversized box).I still recommend these filters.Worth the effort to fit 10 to 11 grams of coffee into the pod.