Melitta #2 Cone Coffee Filters, Natural Brown, 100 Count (Pack Of 6), 600 Total Filters - Fits all 2-6 Cup Cone Coffee Makers and 1-cup Pour-Over Brewers, Compostable, Tear-Resistant, Made in USA

Great product for my coffee. After removing from coffee machine.....this paper holds wet grounds....and does not rip while taking to garbage. Natural Brown has no Bleach. Have been using this great (Melitta) brand for years. Easy 2 insert in coffee basket and holds up well.

If you're going to spend money on good coffee, it only makes sense to buy good coffee filters. These filters are the best. I've noticed that my coffee tastes better after using these filters.

Good product, fast shipping.

I can't find Size Two Cone Filters anywhere locally. At least I can purchase them here at Amazon. They fit my Krups perfectly and work great.

I’ve used many coffee filters over the years, but Melitta’s #2 natural brown filters continue to stand out for their reliability. The paper is sturdy and maintains its shape during brewing, ensuring even water flow and minimizing bitterness or over-extraction. The unbleached material has virtually no papery taste—after a quick rinse, the cup comes out clean and aromatic, letting the coffee’s natural flavors shine through. For daily brewers, this consistency makes a noticeable difference. The six-pack bundle totals 600 filters, which is incredibly convenient and cost-effective. No need to restock constantly, and the quality remains dependable from pack to pack. A staple product that improves everyday brewing with zero fuss.

High quality, reliable, made in USA of European paper. I do NOT buy filters from China to pour my daily coffee through. Who knows what those filters have on them from a Chinese factory with zero food safety requirements.

Good product

Yes, you can get cheaper coffee filters - but your coffee is important to you, right? Like, really important, I'm guessing. So I'll let you know that it does make a difference to get these filters. The cheaper ones I got had pointed ends to their cones, and this meant that they often clogged the drip device, so I had to stand there and pull up the filter to let the coffee drain into the cup. These have flat bottoms, so they don't clog your device. They also let the coffee run through a bit faster than the cheaper ones, which somehow doesn't seem to make the coffee taste weaker. One thing I did notice is that if you make a cup of coffee and then, a half hour later, decide to use the same filter and wet grounds to make a bit more coffee, the filter will break, having sat wet for a bit. So just make all the coffee you might want in one pour!