A brewing container for use with brewing machines, the container including a distribution outlet for dispersing the injected water in at least 3 directions away from vertical within the cartridge.

A liquid-dispersion member includes inlet and dispersal chambers. The inlet chamber has a sidewall and an open end to receive a nozzle. The dispersal chamber extends from the inlet chamber and includes a distal wall having ports, and a sidewall having a distal rim attached to the distal wall and a proximal rim that can couple to a brewing material holder lid. A brewing material holder lid assembly includes a brewing material holder lid and the liquid-dispersion member. The proximal rim can be attached to the brewing material holder lid with an opening arranged in fluid communication with the open end of the inlet chamber. A brewing material holder includes a receptacle for holding brewing material, and the brewing material holder lid assembly. The brewing material holder lid can be coupled to an open end of the receptacle to extend the liquid-dispersion member within the interior of the receptacle.

A single serve pod system, a single serve pod assembly system, a single serve pod, a reusable pod apparatus, a process of assembling the single serve pod, and methods of use are presented. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure relates to preparation of a single serve pod in accordance with brewing coffee, tea, and/or other brewing.

A brewing material holder for a beverage brewer includes a filter housing, and an internal filter. The filter housing includes a housing sidewall defining a housing interior volume, and an open end configured to receive brewing material into the housing interior volume. The internal filter includes a filter sidewall having at least one filter opening, and at least one filter mesh element covering the at least one filter opening. The internal filter is configured to engage the filter housing such that the internal filter is arranged within the housing interior volume.

A brewing material container for a beverage brewer includes a receptacle and a lid. The receptacle is configured to receive and hold beverage brewing material and to be placed in a brewing chamber of the beverage brewer, and includes a base, and a sidewall extending from the base and terminating in an open end. The lid is configured to engage with the open end of the sidewall to at least partially cover the open end. The lid includes a number of lid openings configured to receive a corresponding respective number of injection nozzles of the beverage brewer. The receptacle base and/or the receptacle sidewall includes a receptacle opening configured to allow fluid flow from an interior of the receptacle to an exterior of the receptacle.

This disclosure relates to brewing capsules designed to create less waste in so called single-server brewing machines. In one embodiment, a brewing capsule includes a capsule brewing receptacle defining a receptacle brewing cavity and a first receptacle opening, a receptacle divider, and a capsule cover. The capsule cover is configured to be pierceable by an inlet brewing needle and covers the first receptacle opening. The receptacle divider is configured to divide the receptacle brewing cavity into a first brewing compartment and a second brewing compartment. As such, the first brewing compartment and the second brewing compartment are partitioned by the receptacle divider. In this manner, organic brewing material can be placed in both of the brewing compartments so that the brewing capsule can be used more than once to brew a beverage. By allowing for multiple uses, the configuration of the brewing capsule reduces the production of waste.

A drip coffee bag holder has a body. The body includes a first side wall, a second side wall, a first end wall, and a second end wall. The first and second side walls are joined by the first and second end walls. The first and second side walls and the first and second end walls enclose a space with the first and second side walls being opposite to each other and with the first and second end walls being opposite to each other. The first and second side walls each have a bottom including a mounting portion configured to mount on a brim of a cup. The space is configured to receive a drip coffee bag.

The present disclosure provides a method and apparatus for brewing coffee, tea, or the like. The apparatus uses a pod having filters on two opposed sides that is filled with ground coffee or tea and then pressed through a container of liquid. The pressing forces the liquid into one filter, through the ground coffee or tea, and out of the other filter to produce the brewed beverage.

A portion pack for preparing beverages, in particular tea or coffee, comprises a container for holding a substance suitable for beverage preparation and an adapter which can be inserted into a machine for beverage preparation. The container is liquid-permeable at least in some regions or can be perforated during the beverage preparation. The container is releasably fastened to the adapter. The adapter can be reused to prepare a plurality of beverages.

The beverage brewing device, which is configured for use with a beverage brewer having an inlet probe for dispensing water and an outlet probe, includes a body defining a brew chamber configured to contain a dry beverage medium and at least one outlet probe receptacle extending upwardly from a bottom surface of the body. The outlet probe receptacle is sized and configured to receive an outlet probe of a beverage brewer. A lid is removably securable to the body and is engageable with the body to selectively enclose a top opening of the body. An inlet probe opening is defined in the lid for receiving an inlet probe of the beverage brewer. At least one filter is defined within in the body, wherein the filter is configured to retain a dry beverage medium within the brew chamber while allowing a brewed beverage to pass through the brew chamber.