Starbucks French Roast Dark Roast Coffee Keurig K-Cups, 16 Count
- 16 Count Starbucks French Roast Dark Roast Coffee Keurig K-Cups
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- No mess design protects from air, light and moisture
- Each K-Cup brews perfect individual servings
Starbucks darkest and boldest and not for the faint of heart. They start with high-quality beans, which can withstand the intense fires that make French Roast what it is, and roast them to their edge. The result is a delectably smoky cup, intense and uncompromising.
The Keurig single-cup brewing system uses a special packaging for coffee, tea and hot cocoa called K-Cup portion packs or “K-Cups”. Each K-Cup is an airtight, mini-brewer that locks out oxygen, light, moisture and humidity while locking in freshness and flavor. Simply insert the no mess K-Cup into the brewer and hit the brew button for a fresh-brewed, perfect cup of coffee or tea in under a minute.
List Price: $ 15.99
Price: $ 12.99
Unbelievably Good!,
Finally Starbucks comes out with K-cups!! I have been waiting for Starbucks K-cups over the past 5 years. I love strong & bold coffee. The monopoly of coffee from Green Mountain largely can’t deliver that bold taste. But I just brewed my first Starbucks French Roast K-cups. First, the aroma from the brew instantly reminded of Starbucks. Then the first sip. WOW!!! I couldn’t believe how good this coffee is. I couldn’t believe that my machine just made it. I can honestly say this was the BEST cup of coffee from my machine over the past 5 years. It is as good, if not better, than what you get when you visit Starbucks. If you are a Starbuck fan that enjoy dark, rich, bold, & strong coffee; you will NOT be disappointed!
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|The best K-Cup French Roast,
The challenge for those of us who use Keurig machines to fill our travel mugs is that many bold varities don’t hold up to the larger cup settings. They get pretty weak at 8 ounces or more. There aren’t a lot of choices for K-Cups for travel mugs. Using 2 K-cups is expensive. I’ve been working my way through the new Starbucks selections and this is a winner. It is faithful to the Starbucks taste and it can definitely handle the 8 ounce setting. I’ve tried French Roasts from Tully’s, Diedrich, Van Houtte, Wolfgang Puck, Barista Prima, Green Mountain and others. This rules. Ah, but the price. Well, I guess it’s cheaper than going to Starbucks. Keurig seems to have their coffee suppliers package in infinite box counts, making us do the math to figure out who has the best deal. The lowest price I’ve seen for this selection is a little less than 80 cents a K-Cup at a wholesale club. That seems to be about 20 cents a cup more expensive than other K-Cups.
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|Finally,
Finally, a K-Cup that doesn’t make weak and bitter coffee! I’d given up on my Keurig since I couldn’t get coffee strong enough, but when Starbucks came out with my favorite brew, I gave it one more try. Perfect at the single cup setting.
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