Don Francisco's Kona Blend Coffee - 100 K-Cup Compatible Single-Serve Pods - 10% Hawaiian - Recyclable through TerraCycle - Compatible with Keurig Brewers

This is the best decaf coffee I've ever found for the Keurig machine. The coffee brews strong and tastes great. It tastes almost like regular. I'm really glad I found this brand. I drink coffee all day sometimes, so it's nice to be able to switch to a nice decaf so as not to get the shakes.

Good deal.

Surprisingly great quality for the price! The coffee has a smooth, rich flavor, and the pods are super fresh. I wasn’t expecting such a bold, well-balanced taste at this value.

First, the value is right where I hoped it would be and the taste is smooth. I add milk/sugar/and a little water in a 10oz cup. It's not bitter al all. I don't like bitter coffees. The roast of the bean is wonderful and consistent within these pods. No problem using the pods in my Keurig. My Wife tried it with me the first time we tried it and she said she looks forward to drinking a cup of Don Francisco Kona blend. Excellent coffee.

REVIEWED ITEM: Don Francisco's French Dark Roast Coffee Pods - 24 CountI recently this past year bought my very first Keurig machine. This came after more than a decade of swearing never to become the caffeine fiend that my mother had been in life when it came to coffee drinking.Until I tried Don Francisco k-cups, drinking coffee was basically a daily energizer and focus-enhancer to me. I never thought that you'd actually be able to distill artisanal flavor and roast-mastery into a mass-produced k-cup pod.DF coffee is an absolute pleasure to drink. While I suppose you COULD gulp down a mug of it to help with the mad dash in to work, I personally feel like this product is best (and meant to be) enjoyed, as a coffee maker who is actually PROUD of what they produce would prefer.I've tried numerous other brands. Bottom tier brands taste like sludge, not coffee to me. Starbucks, Green Mountain, whatever that liquid is that McDonalds dares call coffee, Dunkin, gas station coffee, etc. These are all no-goes for me. Tier 2 is like the Maxwell House, Folgers, Kauai, Peet's, etc. Some of these are OK or tolerable, but usually cost too much for what it is, or the flavors are just too sweet or too chemical.When you hit Tier 3 coffee, this is where the flavor and roast magic really starts to occur. This happens with brands like Brooklyn Beans, Black Rifle Coffee Company, Copper Moon, Tully's, New England Coffee, Angelino's, Deathwish, Martinson, etc. But reigning supreme over all of these is Don Francisco's coffee. Every single flavor I've tried so far, even the ones I didn't think I'd like, have proven spectacular. The French Roast in particular was so good, it switched my preference from Colombian and Italian roasts to this richly flavorful, faintly chocolatey taste that I never thought I'd like in my coffee.Cheers to Don Francisco and their k-cups. While I do keep a couple other brands around for company's sake, this coffee maker has become the mainstay of all java production in my kitchen.

Good taste for a bargain price.Tip for people having problems with the k cups:Push the cups down to puncture the bottom of the cup each time and it should be good.

good value but very mild...maybe too mild

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