Good news. The American National Standards institute reports yes.

Up to 70% of the market share of keurig equipment requires specific parameters established by ANSI. You can abate your fears of the compatibility of these cartridges due to both deworming agent and multilevel marketing specifications. Please share your interest.

Brew Size 64 oz.
Hot Water Tank 186 oz.
Temperature Control 187°–197° F
Interface 3.5 inch Color LCD Touchscreen
– Multiple Languages English/French/Spanish
– Programmable Clock Yes
– Program “On/Off” Yes
– Program “Auto Off” Yes
– Program “Weekend Use” Yes
NSF Certification NSF/ANSI 4 Food Equipment
Plumbed, 20-90 psi (128-621 kP

1/29/2015 10:09:17 AM

Quote :

"I mean, if you (the reader of the thread) is some uppity hip(-ster or -py) who thinks prepackaged coffee singles is an abomination, I would not expect you patronize such establishment"

I'm confused by this statement....

But thanks for answering the question! Since I haven't purchased k-cups in over a year, didn't know. The new Keurig has been out for a little while...figured the company would be greedy and switch all of their k-cups over to make people purchase the new machines.

1/29/2015 11:00:54 AM

Well you could have sold the old one to your sister in that case lol

1/29/2015 11:45:26 AM

wait, shit is this a pro-keurig or anti-keurig thread?

And yes, I bought my sister one for Christmas and learned that their replacement policy is excellent (per BB&B)

1/29/2015 12:19:44 PM