Is this price for only 10 K-Cups? I can't see a quantity other than '10-pack'. I love Kona but that's pretty darn expensive if it's 10 servings.
769041
I think it was only 10 of them. As I recall, each k-cup was in a foil wrap that took up a bit of room in the box which wasn't very large. That is probably why I said in my review that it is pricey!!
769042
Worth it. This is the real deal, treat yourself. It's extremely hard to find. If you find Kona for much less, it falls under the "if it's too good to be true, it probably is" category. The only other Kona k-cup I've come across on Amazon is the Hula Girl brand product and it's good, but it's not as good as this. This is on my holiday wish list, I asked Santa to fill my entire stocking with these cups.
769043
The biggest thing to note is that this is 100% Kona. most Kona you will find is a Kona blend where they generally use less than 20% Kona beans in the blend.
769044
This is the best coffee in the world. So rare to find 100% Kona. Everyone figits about the price at $2.10 per cup. We have all paid $5.00 per cup at StarBucks, I'm sure. And that is no where near the perfection of this coffee. If you want a real treat, try it. After finding out how good it was, I made a gift of it to my coffee loving friends. They ALL loved it.
769045
This is the real thing. Yes it is super expensive, but watch out for the "Kona Blend" types. Some are OK, but they count on you seeing the word Kona and buying. You want 100% Kona, like this brand. There is another brand on Amazon that wants $78 for 16 K-cups of 100% Kona. This is really not a bad price for the real thing!
769046
It is only 10 and yes it is pricey. However my dad is a Kona nut and he raved about it. It is worth the money as an occasional treat. I don't know that anyone could afford to buy it as a daily staple.
769047
Yes. Price is for 10 kcups. Kona is very expensive. These are a treat not an everyday coffee.
2030599
They have a limited selection of their site as well as amazon. I've found additional flavors at alpinevalleycoffee.com - though I'm better they're going to be doing away with them soon enough. CBTL is now carrying K-Cups so I'm betting within a year we won't be able to get them any longer.
12719
I just bought this and also bought Reusable Single Cup Keurig Solo Filter Pod Coffee Stainless Mesh. They come 6 to a pkg. I paid $14.99 for the 6.
2049022
The K-Cups are made to fit all keurigs. I don't think they even make a model that is not a single serve.This is a great deal by the way!
1079581
I have seen this coffee offered on the Keurig website. However I bought this coffee from Amazon. This coffee (kcups) works just fine in my Keurig.
2117038
Supposedly ten servings per can, so that would be ten cups, but I use less, so it's many more cups for me. So, just depends how strong you prefer it.
958721
I live in Canada and when I bought it, I got a 12 pack of kcups, but they were all the same coffee(Van Houtte House Blend). I was disappointed since I was eager to try new flavors :(. But that being said, I love my new brewer!!
594090
Yes. It's for 10 servings. Not cheap by any means worth it for a once in a while treat. The pods are wrapped in foil because the cups are not enclosed like a K cup. They're more like a filter. Hope that helps!
1425596
Yep, only 10 servings per container. Overpriced in my opinion. Almost $3 per serving.
1039426
Having tasted Keurig coffee at a friend's house, I came home and immediately went to Costco to buy one for our house. New Platinum system was only 150.00 and included a 60-cup variety pack and "My K-cup" for using your own coffee. Found Tully's French Roast at Costco. An 80-cup case was only 38.00. They also carry Starbucks Varona in a case of 54 for 35.00. Their website also has Paul Newman's and Green Mountain in 160 cup cases for 85.00. They seem to be the best prices I've found anywhere. As an added savings, I've found that if I make a larger cup of coffee, my husband and I can split the cup. Drops the price of a cup down to 23 cents. Not bad for a fresh cup every time... and no waste. Having tasted Keurig coffee at a friend's house, I came home and immediately went to Costco to buy one for our house. New Platinum system was only 150.00 and included a 60-cup variety pack and "My K-cup" for using your own coffee. Found Tully's French Roast at Costco. An 80-cup case was only 38.00. They also carry Starbucks Varona in a case of 54 for 35.00. Their website also has Paul Newman's and Green Mountain in 160 cup cases for 85.00. They seem to be the best prices I've found anywhere. As an added savings, I've found that if I make a larger cup of coffee, my husband and I... » Read More Having tasted Keurig coffee at a friend's house, I came home and immediately went to Costco to buy one for our house. New Platinum system was only 150.00 and included a 60-cup variety pack and "My K-cup" for using your own coffee. Found Tully's French Roast at Costco. An 80-cup case was only 38.00. They also carry Starbucks Varona in a case of 54 for 35.00. Their website also has Paul Newman's and Green Mountain in 160 cup cases for 85.00. They seem to be the best prices I've found anywhere. As an added savings, I've found that if I make a larger cup of coffee, my husband and I can split the cup. Drops the price of a cup down to 23 cents. Not bad for a fresh cup every time... and no waste. « Show Less
692430
I love Kava but was miffed that it was ONLY available in a 3-pack, 4-ounce size! I am used to finding the wonderful non-acid producing instant coffee in an 8-ounce, so when I quickly read the pack description, I didn't truly connect with the size. I misunderstood the info and thought I was getting a BIGGER jar of 16 oz. NOT (LOL) 16 oz. divided into FOUR wasteful jars. This is NOT something I will re-order if I can find ONE 8-ounce jar. (of course, the jars are reusable and recyclable, but the initial production for them is the waste of energy and product) I was disappointed in the package but not in the contents. I love Kava but was miffed that it was ONLY available in a 3-pack, 4-ounce size! I am used to finding the wonderful non-acid producing instant coffee in an 8-ounce, so when I quickly read the pack description, I didn't truly connect with the size. I misunderstood the info and thought I was getting a BIGGER jar of 16 oz. NOT (LOL) 16 oz. divided into FOUR wasteful jars. This is NOT something I will re-order if I can find ONE 8-ounce jar. (of course, the jars are reusable and recyclable, but the initial production for them is the waste of energy and product) I was disappointed in the package... » Read More I love Kava but was miffed that it was ONLY available in a 3-pack, 4-ounce size! I am used to finding the wonderful non-acid producing instant coffee in an 8-ounce, so when I quickly read the pack description, I didn't truly connect with the size. I misunderstood the info and thought I was getting a BIGGER jar of 16 oz. NOT (LOL) 16 oz. divided into FOUR wasteful jars. This is NOT something I will re-order if I can find ONE 8-ounce jar. (of course, the jars are reusable and recyclable, but the initial production for them is the waste of energy and product) I was disappointed in the package but not in the contents. « Show Less
186484
I am not sure, but don't think so. Look here at their website, and what they say about single servings: http://www.gourmet-coffee.com/pages.php?pageid=57 YOu can write and ask them. I really like their coffee, and it is MUCH more reasonably priced! Hope this helps.
444945
No, you have to buy their pods (and they're not the standard size that go into K-cup machines). So, make sure you look at the price of those pods and factor that into your decision. It turns out to be kind of pricey; on the other hand, the coffee is excellent.
1004873
NO - And Keurig conceals the fact that their "commercial" K-Cup brewing systems are not compatible (they made a mod to lock them out.) I just talked with their factory customer service. The directed me to a page titled "All K-Cup Brewing Systems" (www.keurig.com/shop/brewers/all-brewers) and only the HOME versions (first 5) work with a K-Cup. Even though the page even says "All K-Cup" and the model we bought starts with a K (K150) as in K-Cup!! Now that we're stuck with the K150 I see that they sneakily added special tabs to where you would put a K-Cup that locks it out. Makes it hard to close. Causes leaks if you try. Their customer service explanation is that K-Cups are "inconvenient" in an office. Truth is exactly the opposite. All they are trying to ko is FORCE you to use their own non-reusable coffee. And they conceal this dirty trick. And they even lock out THEIR OWN K-Cups. And their non-reusable coffee is VERY expensive. So we've been screwed by Keurig! Anyone found a solution to this problem? Help...!
803966
This is for one plastic cup. The price now is based on it being sold out everywhere. People are asking an amount WAY over actual value. This is actually a .99 cent cup at the stores. I would wait til it shows back up in stores. Don't pay 7-8 times the value.
1306682
The one on the website is only 6 cup. They have a 10 cup but you have to specify you want the 10 cup and it is more expensive. You may find it further down the list but you have to look for it.
1888223
TRUE. I just checked for this; I had ordered it on-line some time ago when a certain switched brands. Then other stores got it in and I reverted to buying it for about $4 a jar (and I did so this week). JavaCabana is MUCH less ... as in about HALF the Amazon price. Not getting it. Also not ordering it here, BTW.