January 14, 2008

Coffeeduck Permanent Refillable Filter for the Orginal Senseo

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CoffeeDuck? The name does not inspire confidence, but if you're looking to use your own ground coffee with your Senseo, this duck may do the trick. But buyer beware, the CoffeeDuck does not work with the Senseo Supreme or Senseo Deluxe, it only works with the original Senseo.

The CoffeeDuck will allow you to use whatever coffee you like, and can also be used with one or two regular paper coffee pods, so if you ever lose your Senseo pod holders, you can still make pod coffee. For best results, they recommend using a fine grind when using ground coffee with the CoffeeDuck.

We'll have to order the "duck" and see how good of a job it does.

At Coffeeduck Permanent Refillable Filter for the Original Senseo

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Posted by Jay Brewer at January 14, 2008 7:48 AM

Comments

Oooh! I look forward to a review. A bunch of people got me ground Starbucks for christmas and I would rather use my Senseo than dragging out my Cuisinart.
Posted by: Melissa at January 14, 2008 10:59 AM

I got one of these a couple weeks ago. So far it's done a pretty good job of making coffee, but I don't think my current coffee grinder is up to the task of making the fine and uniform grind that would work best. I'll save my other comments for when the actual review comes in!
Posted by: Ian at January 20, 2008 1:56 PM

In the past I have roasted, ground and brewed my own coffee - and am used to a great cup. To simplify my life, I purchased a Senseo, and have since been testing various pods and options to the pods. After attempting a couple dozen cups on five different grinds, I still cannot get a cup of coffee with the duck that begins to approach what I get from the pods. I have followed all directions, and viewed postings on Amazon and such, but to no avail. If someone can enlighten me, I would be grateful. But so far, no luck with the duck.
Posted by: Frank at February 3, 2008 1:57 PM