**For this hack you will need your own coffee, some painter's or masking tape, and a used K-Cup**
First, I removed the top of the used K-Cup, threw out the old grounds, and rinsed it out.
Next, I took out some blue painter's tape (because everyone carries painter's tape when traveling, right?) and covered the bottom of the cup. Then fill it up with your own coffee & cover the top with your tape. **Be advised that standard duct tape or clear plastic tape may not work - I used painter's tape for its paper-like texture so that the Keurig machine could easily penetrate it for brewing. Masking tape may also work well.**
I placed my new, highly attractive K-Cup into the machine, closed it securely, and brewed as normal. Voila, it worked! Good luck, and don't forget to pack the painter's tape for your next hotel stay! :P
PS - Many stores also sell reusable K-Cups that you can fill with your own coffee anywhere you go! This may be a better option... ha ha ha!
LOL this is great! Lucky for you, having that painter's tape handy!
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