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Quality
Nice flavor, affordable, and not as bad for the environment as the k-cups so a win!
Love, such a great find and quality coffee in a friendly k-cup, will definitely buy again.
Packaging/appearance
I like the taste and the pods which are biodegradable.
What i didn’t like was that the keurig couldn’t punch a hole in the lid.
Competitiveness
However, it is still a delicious coffee for what it's worth, and i am glad they are moving towards a more biodegradeable product.
But i think i will need to switch to a fully biodegradeable product after i run out of this last shipment.
The filter material containing the coffee is compostable, which is far superior to many k-cup designs.
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Most positive review
Taste good and has flavor for a 20 oz cup
Most authentic review
I'm not a big fan of Keurig coffee in general but while we stayed with my parents for several months, I ordered this coffee reg... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
What i didn’t like was that the keurig couldn’t punch a hole in the lid.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The lid is made of some kind of shiny pliable plastic that the keurig can’t pierce.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
We had to pierce it ourselves.
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Also the shiny top seems like it wouldn’t even break down in a landfill for a long time.
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This is confusing, and i couldn’t find this information out.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It happened to several of the pods.
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Then i throw away the rim and the rest of the pod.
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I have noticed that the pods that arrived this month have a paper top, but the rim is still plastic.
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