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Diedrich French Roast, Dark K-Cups for Keurig Brewers

Submitted by on Thursday, 19 August 20105 Comments

  • Ships in Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging
  • Pack of 50
  • The darkest of our roasts, its toasty aroma and crisp molasses flavor is not for the faint of heart
  • Certified Kosher
  • Made from 100% Arabica coffee

Product Description
Introducing the new 50 count K-Cup package from Diedrich Coffee. The same consistent, flavorful K-Cups are now available in a single 50-count package exclusively on Amazon.com. This new larger package optimizes for our customers. It is more efficient resulting in both a lower cost and a green sensibility, given the reduced waste. You can find this package on K-cups by Diedrich Coffee, Coffee People and Gloria Jean’s Coffee. So go ahead and explore all the great K-Cup varieties in the new 50-count package.From the Manufacturer
Introducing the new 50-Count K-Cup package from Diedrich Coffee. The same consistent, flavorful K-Cups are now available in a single 50-count package exclusively on Amazon.com…. More >>

Diedrich French Roast, Dark K-Cups for Keurig Brewers

5 Comments »

  • Robert J. Hard said:

    I’ve been drinking French roast type coffees for about six or seven years now. In the office, Green Mountain is free, so I drink a lot of it. I also buy Starbucks for home brewing, which is not free…My wife recently bought me a Keurig coffee maker that came with a large sample pack. Among the samples was the Diedrich French roast, which sent me back to school. Absolutely the best of its type I’ve ever tasted. My office coffee, which I once regarded as a gourmet blend, now seems like goat leavings by comparison. If you like the taste of coffee–I mean really like it, bold and beautiful–Diedrich’s French roast is for you.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • Harry Tuttle said:

    I love a smooth, dark roast coffee. Smooth, rich, and dark. This is it. I’ve been trying as many varieities of bold and dark as I can. This one and Timothy’s Midnight Magic are my favorites so far. Parisian Nights is OK, but not quite as nice. I have yet to try an Italian roast. Mixing one of these French Roast’s with a Midnight Magic or a Parisian Nights and a shot of REAL Cream is about as good a it gets. An exquisite cup of coffee right here in my own kitchen. Life is good :-)
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • P. Smith said:

    I love the Keurig and I tried several coffee k-cups till I found this one. Some of the darker roasted coffees are bitter but this one is just perfect for my taste.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • KaiMac said:

    This is a very good, strong, not bitter coffee. I like it best prepared in the “small cup” setting, because I add milk to my coffee but I always want to taste the coffee flavor, not let it get drowned in the milk. It has great aroma and body. One of the best for the Keurig. If you like strong coffee, this is a great choice. And Amazon’s price for the 50 ct. package subscription can’t be beat.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • Virginia A. Ledden said:

    FINALLY a bold and delicious flavor that satisfies my quench for strong coffee that tastes like a good cup of jo! I live for my morning coffee to get me up and going. This does the trick for me. I was sooo tired of the brown water that people call coffee that is so bland and tasteless. I would highly recommend this to anyone who likes coffee on the stroner side. Enjoy!!
    Rating: 5 / 5

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