From our first store in Seattle’s Pike Place Market to our coffeehouses around the world, customers requested a freshly brewed coffee they could enjoy throughout the day. So in 2008 our master blenders and roasters created it for you, a blend so consistent and harmonious that no single characteristic dominates—or disappears. A smooth, well-rounded blend
From our first store in Seattle’s Pike Place Market to our coffeehouses around the world, customers requested a freshly brewed coffee they could enjoy throughout the day. So in 2008 our master blenders and roasters created it for you, a blend so consistent and harmonious that no single characteristic dominates—or disappears. A smooth, well-rounded blend of Latin American coffees with subtly rich flavors of cocoa and toasted nuts, it’s perfect for every day. Bring home rich, full flavor in every cup. Designed for use in all Keurig K-Cup brewers, these single-serve pods are made with the same coffee brewed in Starbucks cafés.
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Old K-Cups, Not in Original Packaging The 60 Starbucks K-Cups that I ordered arrived loose in a cardboard box, not in original packaging. “This Unit Not Labeled for Retail Sale” is printed on each K-Cup. Only 15 of the K-cups have not already expired. The 15 that have not expired will expire in less than a month. I have included a photo of one of the K-Cups that expired on 12/16/16.
Simply Fake. In the description it says:”Includes 6 boxes of 10 servings for a total of 60 individual K-Cup Pods”But I received a large cardboard box filled with pods, this is very funny, even looking at the pods, the print on the pods shows that it is super fake, some of them are damaged too, it is like they were going to dump these pods but suddenly decided to sell it on Amazon.
Counterfeit Im not entirely sure if this is legitimate starbucks coffee. It has the green lady logo, but no where on the box or cups does it say starbucks, anywhere. Its a decent coffee, but its not nearly as rich and bold as starbucks sumatra blend and has an odd aftertaste. I purchase starbucks k cups all the time, every single one of them say starbucks very prominently on thier packaging. I fear this is a bait and switch, and if its not true starbucks they are charging a premium for nothing. I would not…