Product Name: 8-Pack 12oz Bags of Coffee or 126-Pack Single Serve Coffee Cups by Harry & David
Condition: New
126-Pack Single Serve Coffee Cups by Harry & David
BREAKFAST BLEND
Model: 845807204
Contains 7 boxes of 18 Single Serve K-Cups
Fill up your cup with the distinct flavor and aroma of refreshing breakfast blend coffee
Enjoy the depth and complexity that only the finest quality, perfectly roasted coffee can deliver
Ingredients: Aranica Coffee
18-Count - 0.35oz (10 g)/Net Weight 6.3oz (180 g)
Best Use By 09/05/2021
NORTHWEST BLEND
Model: 756107204
Contains 7 boxes of 18 Single Serve K-Cups
Featuring smooth notes of hazelnut, praline, and cinnamon, our Northwest Blend coffee is satisfying sip after sip
Start each morning off deliciously or perk up any time of day with this exceptional flavor
Ingredients: 100% Arabica Coffee, Natural and Artificial Flavor
18-Count - 0.35oz (10 g)/Net Weight 6.3oz (180 g)
Best Use By 09/05/2021
CHOCOLATE CHERRY DECADENCE
Model: 757407204
Contains 7 boxes of 18 Single Serve K-Cups
Let the aromas of decadent chocolate-cherry coffee start your day
Cherry nuances added to this chocolate coffee make this morning indulgence the perfect coffee gift to share with someone special
Ingredients: 100% Arabica Coffee, Natural and Artificial Flavor
18-Count - 0.35oz (10 g)/Net Weight 6.3oz (180 g)
Best Use By 09/06/2021
Vanilla Crème Brulee
Model: 815907204
Contains 7 boxes of 18 Single Serve K-Cups
This is a medium roast coffee
Ingredients: 100% Arabica beans
18-Count - 0.35oz (10 g)/Net Weight 6.3oz (180 g)
Best Use By 01/11/2022
Dark Roast
Model: 816107204
Contains 7 boxes of 18 Single Serve K-Cups
Fill up your cup with the distinct flavor and aroma of the Harry & David Dark Roast Coffee
Dark Roast is a wonderfully smooth, rich dark blend, featuring full body and acidity
This delicious dark roast delivers intense notes you will enjoy sip after sip
Ingredients: Aranica Coffee
18-Count - 0.35oz (10 g)/Net Weight 6.3oz (180 g)
Best Use By 09/06/2021
Pumpkin Pecan
Model: 758807204
Natural and Artificial Flavor
Contains 7 boxes of 18 Single Serve K-Cups
Ingredients: Aranica Coffee, Natural and Artificial Flavor
Distilled the flavors of fall into a warm, seasonal blend of Pumpkin Pecan
This tasty flavored coffee gift, bearing accents of pumpkin spice and nutty pecan, evokes the delightful experience of eating a slice of homemade pumpkin pie
Complete the experience by adding a little cream
18 - 0.35oz (10 g)/Net Weight 6.3oz (180 g)
Best Use By 09/06/2021
Assorted 12-oz Ground Coffee Bags by Harry & David & Kahlua
Harry & David 12 oz bag coffee Breakfast Blend
Model: 862400648
Smooth and well-balanced flavor profile
Net weight: 12oz (340g)
Best Use By 1/7/22
Harry & David 12 oz bag coffee Chocolate Cherry Decadence
Model: 818500652
Rich, savory notes of chocolate and cherry
Best Use By 1/7/22
Harry & David 12 oz bag coffee Vanilla Creme Brulee
Model: 818700652
Sweet and creamy creme brulee taste
Best Use By 1/5/22
Harry & David 12 oz bag Northwest Blend
Model: 818800652
Smooth notes of praline, hazelnut, and cinnamon
Best Use By 1/5/22
Kahlua French Vanilla
Model: 087300652
100% Arabica beans
Medium roast coffee
Best Use By 03/02/2022
Kahlua Original
Model: 087200652
100% Arabica beans
Deliciously smooth and rich
Medium roast coffee
Best Use By 03/02/2022
Kahlua Hazelnut
Model: 087400652
100% Arabica beans
Medium roast coffee
Best Use By 02/28/2022
What’s Included?
2x Kahlua 12 oz bag coffee Original
1x Kahlua 12 oz bag coffee French Vanilla
1x Kahlua 12 oz bag coffee Hazelnut OR
126x Harry & David Single Serve Coffee Cups
@kdstrong14 yeah, there are none of the harry and david flavors listed. One could assume that there are one of each included, but you never know.
The photo shows one of each H&D and two hazelnut, one original, and one french vanilla Kahlua. That’s also different from the Kahlua coffees shown as included.
I looked at this offer but backed away because two of the set namely the Chocolate Cherry Decadence and the Northwest Blend with cinnamon are not especially attractive to me.
I have quite a few boxes of the CCD from previous orders that I am trying to palm off onto others because I friggin’ hate that stuff.
Also color me nuts, but I’m not a fan of cinnamon flavored coffee either. I love cinnamon in other things cinnamon rolls, Atomic Fireballs, and cinnamon toast to name a few. But in coffee, no thanks.
The nut flavored coffee, especially the hazlenut, is not too bad, though the pecan flavor is borderline in my opinion.
So throwing away at minimum 2/5’s of the offer didn’t make sense.
I didn’t look into the offer far enough beyond the word “assorted” to see that one could get 126 pods of a single flavor.
Alack!
Alas!
By the time I did take your hint, it was too late.
The only flavor I would’ve considered was the dark roast, but it was snarfed up and no longer available.
Today, however, when I looked again, I noted that only the Pumpkin Spice pods were still available; all others being sold out. Now what does that tell you about Pumpkin Spice (which I also don’t care for)?
Wish we could pick the bags we want. Not worth it to get them for me when I only want 2 flavors. The other would end up getting donated. and I don’t really want 126 kcups of one flavor that only I would drink and the husband won’t.
@AuntMean67 Bitter actually interests me. I pretty much only drink dark roast as the caffeine in medium & light roasts is too much for me, and gives me a severe headache, and now most medium & light roasts seem flavorless to me.
I’ve had quite a few brands of dark roast that were mediocre at best. I’m always on the lookout for bargains on dark roasts, and was wondering if this one was worth a shot.
I don’t cheap out on my coffee. Also, if it isn’t locally roasted within the last three months, and whole bean, is it really anything but kitty litter?
@j37hr0 I usually only drink coffee to stay awake, as I work nights. However flavor is important to me. Here at work we’ve tried the whole buying fresh roasted coffee, keeping it in vacuum sealed container, grinding it ourselves just before brewing, even tried the whole pour-over shtick with measuring water temperature, etc., we even tried the “bullet-proof” nonsense with butter, and it was just all too much effing work. The grinding, cleaning, temping, pouring rates, etc., ended up making the idea of “making some coffee” an absolute ordeal.
We ultimately settled on K-cups as a compromise of ease of use & quality of flavor. They’re usually sealed air-tight, some even at a slight vacuum, so flavor is pretty consistent, and they can be kept around for ever without much flavor change or loss. But it’s surprising how many brands there are, and the variation of quality & flavor, with the shittier ones usually having less coffee in each pod, and/or shittier coffee as well.
@j37hr0 Totally agree on whole bean, but not on the three months. At four ~weeks~ post roast it’s stale and I’m tossing it out or taking to work for those that don’t seem to be capable of tasting the difference.
My wife is allergic to tree nuts so we need to stay away from those. Three of the eight ground coffee bags are hazelnut, so that doesn’t make it cost effective. Wish we could choose a pack without hazelnut.
I roast and grind my own coffee. Artificially flavored coffee is foul. If you want a nut coffee, just grind a few nuts with your beans. Add real cinnamon if you like it. Add a drop of real vanilla extract if you like that, or go wild and use a real vanilla bean. Good, fresh coffee has layers of flavor on it’s own and you don’t need to screw it up.
@mbersiam When I used to do it (and it’s been many years - I guess you could say “before it was cool”) there was a place called Sweet Maria’s, no idea if they’re still around, and then there was a guy selling the-real-deal Jamaican Blue Mountain on eBay. But again that was ages ago. I think the last time I roasted myself was 2008.
Once I discovered Gerhart Coffee Company (coupled with the expense required if I really wanted a decent roaster) whose coffee is perfection I gave it up.
But if it were a Schroedinger cork, it would be indeterminate – neither in nor out of that dude’s nose. Since it is out of the nose in the moment the photo was snapped, it has been determined, and the cork wave function can be said to have collapsed.
So the question still hangs as to what the state of the cork was a moment before or a moment after the photo?
OMFG! The coffee snobs are out in force today! You know who you are, and no one cares whether you only drink coffee that’s ground locally, or only drink coffee that has passed through the digestive tract of free range civets or whatever other BS you care to post.
If you have ACTUALLY USED this coffee, please share your thoughts. Otherwise, buy it, don’t buy it, but no one cares about your coffee preferences and they’re not germane to the conversation.
@Trinityscrew It’s like you don’t even care that people are home roasting for exactly 6.72 minutes then grinding to exactly 0.7mm per granule and brewing for exactly 4.87 minutes with virgin artisanal water heated to exactly 98.9C while wearing a fedora and riding a unicycle…
@Trinityscrew LOL at you when “OMG” (without the “F”) was inadequate to express your horror… as you set out to judge any “coffee snobs” who dare to judge today’s Meh product.
@richrauch Judge away. But people commenting on a product they have no personal knowledge about are not to be taken seriously. @Pufferyfishy nailed it and stuck the landing with his/her post.
And for the record, I hadn’t had my coffee yet so I was cranky.
@Trinityscrew I’ve not gotten coffee through Meh yet, but these are often in local TJMaxx or Ross stores at $5-6 a bag. I buy them around the holidays as part of gift bags, and they’ve been popular. I wouldn’t give pre-ground flavored coffee to snooty friends with a chemex, but for others these are solid gifts. As far as pre-ground, flavored coffee goes, these flavorings aren’t as chemical-y as some of the really cheap flavors, and the base coffee is still better than MH/Folgers/Etc. Hope that helps a bit!
@Trinityscrew I bought a TON of the coffee pods in an earlier offering. I am in no way a coffee snob, so I’m not sure how helpful my opinion is to you. I am still enjoying the flavored coffees–I especially like the Northwest Blend and Breakfast Brew. The Chocolate Cherry Decadence and Pumpkin Spice were good, but not my favorites. I haven’t tasted the others–they weren’t available on the offerings I bought these from. If you like “podded” coffee, this is a good buy and some of the best flavored I’ve tasted IMHO. It’s quick and easy to make a cup of coffee and it gets me going in the morning, so that’s a win/win for me.
Maybe if they were whole bean. I’ve had kaluah brand coffee (and chocolate) before and I feel like they should stick with liqueur (which is one of my faves by the way). I might consider getting this if it was whole bean because now that I’ve used my own grinder at home, it does make a huge difference.
Overall, it’s on par with grocery store prices around here, so unless I was in love with the flavors, it’s not much of a deal imo.
I need someone to send me samples of the chocolate cherry decadence that I can try before committing to an ungodly amount of it…in case there is hatred involved…just saying…
Meh, please confirm what flavors of ground coffee you get with this offer and that it is 8 (12oz) bags. You should also throw in an IRK for not proofreading and confusing us with what is actually included.
I bought these as a backup if I run out of the good coffee… And it’s actually good for that since it expires later than any of the other coffee I have. The downside to this is that my coffee machine doesn’t like these very much. If I put 8 ounces of water in, the cups end up bursting. I have to put no more than 6 ounces of water in to keep that from happening. Northwestern blend also makes a terrible coffee base for gas station mocha, so I’ll just have it solely with creamer instead, and stick to my dark roast for the mochas.
Specs
126-Pack Single Serve Coffee Cups by Harry & David
BREAKFAST BLEND
NORTHWEST BLEND
CHOCOLATE CHERRY DECADENCE
Vanilla Crème Brulee
Dark Roast
Pumpkin Pecan
Assorted 12-oz Ground Coffee Bags by Harry & David & Kahlua
Harry & David 12 oz bag coffee Breakfast Blend
Harry & David 12 oz bag coffee Chocolate Cherry Decadence
Harry & David 12 oz bag coffee Vanilla Creme Brulee
Harry & David 12 oz bag Northwest Blend
Kahlua French Vanilla
Kahlua Original
Kahlua Hazelnut
What’s Included?
2x Kahlua 12 oz bag coffee Original
1x Kahlua 12 oz bag coffee French Vanilla
1x Kahlua 12 oz bag coffee Hazelnut
OR
126x Harry & David Single Serve Coffee Cups
Price Comparison
$75.98 at Amazon for 8 Bags
Kahlua Ground Coffee | Harry & David Ground Coffee
$76.23 at Amazon for 126 Single Serve Cups
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Apr 26 - Thursday, Apr 29
Ok phew it’s over
Flavored coffee? But coffee is a flavor. Fine, I’ll stick with coffee.
Looks like someone forgot and unplugged all the Mophies.
what’s included seems to be wrong on the g
bags - has only 4 12 oz bags not 8???
@kdstrong14 yeah, there are none of the harry and david flavors listed. One could assume that there are one of each included, but you never know.
The photo shows one of each H&D and two hazelnut, one original, and one french vanilla Kahlua. That’s also different from the Kahlua coffees shown as included.
Maybe someone official can chime in. @Dave maybe?
flavored coffee, gross
@robson, agreed…
Someone needs to go back to grade school. 4 x 12oz != 96 oz
Meh should have sold this to arrive a day or two before yesterday’s clear-a-thon. Caffeine was a definite need for that.
@phendrick there was a clear a thon yesterday? dag nabbit…
I drink several cups of coffee every day.
I looked at this offer but backed away because two of the set namely the Chocolate Cherry Decadence and the Northwest Blend with cinnamon are not especially attractive to me.
I have quite a few boxes of the CCD from previous orders that I am trying to palm off onto others because I friggin’ hate that stuff.
Also color me nuts, but I’m not a fan of cinnamon flavored coffee either. I love cinnamon in other things cinnamon rolls, Atomic Fireballs, and cinnamon toast to name a few. But in coffee, no thanks.
The nut flavored coffee, especially the hazlenut, is not too bad, though the pecan flavor is borderline in my opinion.
So throwing away at minimum 2/5’s of the offer didn’t make sense.
But, hey, that’s me. YMMV.
@Jackinga in the pod offering, you’re getting seven boxes of one flavor, so pick your favorite and hope you don’t get sick of it
@Jackinga
/giphy you’re nuts
@Jackinga those are the 2 I’m most interested in
@Jackinga I volunteer as tribute to take those off your hands…just saying…
@amehzinggrace I’ll keep that in mind…
@djslack Son of a gun, you’re right!
I didn’t look into the offer far enough beyond the word “assorted” to see that one could get 126 pods of a single flavor.
Alack!
Alas!
By the time I did take your hint, it was too late.
The only flavor I would’ve considered was the dark roast, but it was snarfed up and no longer available.
Today, however, when I looked again, I noted that only the Pumpkin Spice pods were still available; all others being sold out. Now what does that tell you about Pumpkin Spice (which I also don’t care for)?
Wish we could pick the bags we want. Not worth it to get them for me when I only want 2 flavors. The other would end up getting donated. and I don’t really want 126 kcups of one flavor that only I would drink and the husband won’t.
Only 10g per k-cup is on the low side, no? Starbucks k-cups are usually about 11-14g each. Anyone ever have this brand?
@Achromatter i think it’s bitter but then I’m spoiled by my brother in law’s Puerto Rican coffee.
@AuntMean67 Bitter actually interests me. I pretty much only drink dark roast as the caffeine in medium & light roasts is too much for me, and gives me a severe headache, and now most medium & light roasts seem flavorless to me.
I’ve had quite a few brands of dark roast that were mediocre at best. I’m always on the lookout for bargains on dark roasts, and was wondering if this one was worth a shot.
@AuntMean67
Try Barista Prima French Roast.
I don’t cheap out on my coffee. Also, if it isn’t locally roasted within the last three months, and whole bean, is it really anything but kitty litter?
@j37hr0 I usually only drink coffee to stay awake, as I work nights. However flavor is important to me. Here at work we’ve tried the whole buying fresh roasted coffee, keeping it in vacuum sealed container, grinding it ourselves just before brewing, even tried the whole pour-over shtick with measuring water temperature, etc., we even tried the “bullet-proof” nonsense with butter, and it was just all too much effing work. The grinding, cleaning, temping, pouring rates, etc., ended up making the idea of “making some coffee” an absolute ordeal.
We ultimately settled on K-cups as a compromise of ease of use & quality of flavor. They’re usually sealed air-tight, some even at a slight vacuum, so flavor is pretty consistent, and they can be kept around for ever without much flavor change or loss. But it’s surprising how many brands there are, and the variation of quality & flavor, with the shittier ones usually having less coffee in each pod, and/or shittier coffee as well.
@j37hr0 Totally agree on whole bean, but not on the three months. At four ~weeks~ post roast it’s stale and I’m tossing it out or taking to work for those that don’t seem to be capable of tasting the difference.
If I want this kind of coffee, I’d stay at a budget-priced motel and get the stuff in the lobby … ick.
What the heck is Aranica coffee?
@mehcuda67
Similar to Analica coffee.
I drink dark roast (it’s “healthier” lol). I’m afraid that I’ll regret purchasing 126 k-cups if I don’t like the flavor sighhhh
@akumax wait, what makes it healthier than a light roast?
7am and already out of dark roast?
I’ll pass… But wake me up if you get dark roast in stock again.
You may need to shake me a little to wake me… I don’t have any coffee after all.
We need a coffee-ton!!!
Which flavor would make the best warm enema?
@Bumplepimp prickly pear
@Bumplepimp
I still can’t believe that coffee enemas actually exist.
@Bumplepimp After you try various flavor, let us know will you?
My wife is allergic to tree nuts so we need to stay away from those. Three of the eight ground coffee bags are hazelnut, so that doesn’t make it cost effective. Wish we could choose a pack without hazelnut.
@jamorr03 Gift a neighbor? Or is she one of those that are so sensitive it’s a bad idea to even have them in the house?
NO DECAF, Ulcers prohibit caffene
I roast and grind my own coffee. Artificially flavored coffee is foul. If you want a nut coffee, just grind a few nuts with your beans. Add real cinnamon if you like it. Add a drop of real vanilla extract if you like that, or go wild and use a real vanilla bean. Good, fresh coffee has layers of flavor on it’s own and you don’t need to screw it up.
@Pufferfishy just curious, where do you find un-roasted coffee beans to roast yourself?
@mbersiam When I used to do it (and it’s been many years - I guess you could say “before it was cool”) there was a place called Sweet Maria’s, no idea if they’re still around, and then there was a guy selling the-real-deal Jamaican Blue Mountain on eBay. But again that was ages ago. I think the last time I roasted myself was 2008.
Once I discovered Gerhart Coffee Company (coupled with the expense required if I really wanted a decent roaster) whose coffee is perfection I gave it up.
But you probably meant to ask @yeld
@yeld all sounds good, but the time that doing all of that would take defeats the whole point of drinking coffee to increase productivity…
@Pufferfishy So, is the guy in the picture putting the cork into his nose or pulling it out?
@Jackinga Schroedinger’s Cork.
@Pufferfishy Could be. Could be.
But if it were a Schroedinger cork, it would be indeterminate – neither in nor out of that dude’s nose. Since it is out of the nose in the moment the photo was snapped, it has been determined, and the cork wave function can be said to have collapsed.
So the question still hangs as to what the state of the cork was a moment before or a moment after the photo?
OMFG! The coffee snobs are out in force today! You know who you are, and no one cares whether you only drink coffee that’s ground locally, or only drink coffee that has passed through the digestive tract of free range civets or whatever other BS you care to post.
If you have ACTUALLY USED this coffee, please share your thoughts. Otherwise, buy it, don’t buy it, but no one cares about your coffee preferences and they’re not germane to the conversation.
@Trinityscrew It’s like you don’t even care that people are home roasting for exactly 6.72 minutes then grinding to exactly 0.7mm per granule and brewing for exactly 4.87 minutes with virgin artisanal water heated to exactly 98.9C while wearing a fedora and riding a unicycle…
@Pufferfishy You were so eloquent in your reply that you have me wondering if maybe you’re being serious.
@Trinityscrew LOL at you when “OMG” (without the “F”) was inadequate to express your horror… as you set out to judge any “coffee snobs” who dare to judge today’s Meh product.
@richrauch Judge away. But people commenting on a product they have no personal knowledge about are not to be taken seriously. @Pufferyfishy nailed it and stuck the landing with his/her post.
And for the record, I hadn’t had my coffee yet so I was cranky.
@Trinityscrew I’ve not gotten coffee through Meh yet, but these are often in local TJMaxx or Ross stores at $5-6 a bag. I buy them around the holidays as part of gift bags, and they’ve been popular. I wouldn’t give pre-ground flavored coffee to snooty friends with a chemex, but for others these are solid gifts. As far as pre-ground, flavored coffee goes, these flavorings aren’t as chemical-y as some of the really cheap flavors, and the base coffee is still better than MH/Folgers/Etc. Hope that helps a bit!
@MerlinJones I would TOTALLY give this kind of garbage mummy-dust-in-a-bag to snooty friends with a Chemex.
@TrinityscrewIf it hasn’t been harvested from civets’ feces, it’s shit.
@Trinityscrew I bought a TON of the coffee pods in an earlier offering. I am in no way a coffee snob, so I’m not sure how helpful my opinion is to you. I am still enjoying the flavored coffees–I especially like the Northwest Blend and Breakfast Brew. The Chocolate Cherry Decadence and Pumpkin Spice were good, but not my favorites. I haven’t tasted the others–they weren’t available on the offerings I bought these from. If you like “podded” coffee, this is a good buy and some of the best flavored I’ve tasted IMHO. It’s quick and easy to make a cup of coffee and it gets me going in the morning, so that’s a win/win for me.
Maybe if they were whole bean. I’ve had kaluah brand coffee (and chocolate) before and I feel like they should stick with liqueur (which is one of my faves by the way). I might consider getting this if it was whole bean because now that I’ve used my own grinder at home, it does make a huge difference.
Overall, it’s on par with grocery store prices around here, so unless I was in love with the flavors, it’s not much of a deal imo.
Pod coffee is always stale. No thanks. Meh, how about bags of coffee, or coffee makers?
I need someone to send me samples of the chocolate cherry decadence that I can try before committing to an ungodly amount of it…in case there is hatred involved…just saying…
Meh, please confirm what flavors of ground coffee you get with this offer and that it is 8 (12oz) bags. You should also throw in an IRK for not proofreading and confusing us with what is actually included.
I want the cat
Cheaper to buy at it Marshall’s.
I bought these as a backup if I run out of the good coffee… And it’s actually good for that since it expires later than any of the other coffee I have. The downside to this is that my coffee machine doesn’t like these very much. If I put 8 ounces of water in, the cups end up bursting. I have to put no more than 6 ounces of water in to keep that from happening. Northwestern blend also makes a terrible coffee base for gas station mocha, so I’ll just have it solely with creamer instead, and stick to my dark roast for the mochas.