Peet's Coffee Variety Pack Dark Roast K-cups (115 Count)
This variety of k-cup is $61.92 for 115 k-cups. If you do the math, that's $0.54 per k-cup.
Amazon is a bit wordier with how they named this product. They call it "Peet's Coffee Major Dickason's Blend, Dark Roast, 75 Count Single Serve K-Cup Coffee Pods, Black & Peet's Coffee Espresso Capsules Variety Pack, 40 Count Single Cup Coffee Pods".
Some additional details about this product:
- Product 1: MAJOR DICKASON'S BLEND: Conceived by Mr. Peet and his most discerning customer, Major Dickason’s Blend has become the coffee that epitomizes the rich, flavorful taste of Peet’s. Flavor notes: Incomparable world blend, rich, complex, and full-bodied
- Product 1: COFFEES FOR ALL TASTES: Single serve doesn't mean single taste. Whether you enjoy starting each morning with Peet's dark roast House Blend, our light roast Café Domingo, or you prefer a variety, you can keep your morning routine without brewing a whole pot
- Product 1: SAME CARE, SAME COFFEE: The coffee in Peet's K-Cups for your Keurig Brewing System is the same quality coffee, roasted with the same care, as our bagged coffee. Enjoy the convenience of a single cup of fresh coffee with the taste & quality of Peet's
- Product 1: LIGHT, MEDIUM & DARK ROAST: Peet's K-Cup single serve coffee pods brew a mug of coffee in some of our most popular blends. Light roast coffees are mild & smooth, medium roast coffees are smooth & aromatic, while dark roast coffees are smoky & full bodied
- Product 2: Explore 4 of our dark, rich espresso blends: Nerissimo, Ristretto, Crema Scura, & Ricchezza. This sampler pack contains a 10-count carton of each of our single cup coffee pod varieties
- Product 2: COMPATIBLE WITH THE NESPRESSO ORIGINAL*: The boldness of Peet’s signature dark espresso is available in a convenient capsule designed to fit your Nespresso Original* machine (Essenza Mini, Essenza Plus, Pixie, CitiZ, Lattissima, KitchenAid, Creatista
Need to know more? You can read more about this product on Amazon.
Oh, and here's a bunch of pictures if you've never seen k-cup pods before:
