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Keurig Coffee Mix

Keurig Coffee Mix

Keurig Coffee Mix

This is a simple recipe idea for an inexpensive, robust coffee mix for use with refillable K-Cups® in Keurig® Coffee machines. It lets you make your own K-Cup coffees for pennies on the dollar.
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Prep Time 5 mins
Total Time 5 mins
Course Beverages

Ingredients
  

  • 300 g Espresso Coffee (10 oz. Any brand you wish)
  • 1/2 can Coffee drip coffee grind, regular or decaf

Instructions
 

  • Empty a can of Medaglia d’Oro coffee into a large bowl.
  • Then, fill that now-emptied Medaglia d’Oro coffee can with your favourite drip coffee. Pack lightly.
  • Add that to the bowl and using your hands, mix and blend well.
  • Store in a large (925g / 32 oz) empty coffee can.
  • Per K-Cup, use 1 generously heaped tablespoon (about 5 1/2 teaspoons / 2 scant tablespoons.)
  • Do not press down too tightly on the coffee in the K-Cup filter -- the secret is to allow the hot water room to swirl around in the coffee as it passes through the filter. Do not fill the K-Cup completely full; the coffee needs room to swell as the hot water hits it.

Notes

For the regular coffee, you could also use decaf, to reduce the caffeine if desired.
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This page first published: Nov 4, 2012 · Updated: Jan 8, 2021.

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