Blend of richly roasted Arabica beans and indulgent Dessert, Fall, Christmas, or Signature flavors
Ingredients: 100% Arabica beans
Best Use By: 08/19/2022
72ct single-serve (Total)
These are medium roast coffees
Compatible with Keurig® coffee brewers and other single-serve coffee makers
Serving size = 1 Pod
Made in the USA. Includes imported materials
Available in 4 flavorful assortments:
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Dessert Coffee
18x Chocolate Cherry
18x Vanilla Creme Brulee
18x Dark Chocolate Candy Caramel
18x Butterscotch Caramel
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Fall Seasonal Coffee
18x Pumpkin Pecan
18x Maple Brown Sugar
18x Caramel Pecan
18x White Chocolate Pumpkin Spice
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Christmas Seasonal Coffee
72x Butterscotch and Caramel
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Signature Coffee
18x Breakfast Blend
18x Caramel Pecan
18x Chocolate Cherry Decadence
18x Northwest Blend
Jim Beam 72-pack Assorted Single Serve Coffee
Model: 21900072-asst
The Original flavor is a subtle caramel and oaky vanilla flavor combined with a sweet, mild intensity coffee
The Bourbon Vanilla flavor is a burst of sweet vanilla with a creamy, woody overtone that highlights the bourbon-flavored coffee’s caramel and smoky notes
The Dark Roast gives a smooth and richly flavorful coffee connoting with a smoky taste
Best by: 08/19/2022
Ingredients: 100% Arabica coffee, Natural, and Artificial Flavors
Single server coffee cups
Compatible with Keurig® coffee brewers and other single-serve coffee makers
Measurements per cup: 0.35 oz (10 g)
BPA Free
Jim Beam 72-pack Assorted Single Serve Coffee
36x Count of Jim Beam Single Serve Original Bourbon Flavored Coffee
18x Count of Jim Beam Single Serve Bourbon Vanilla Flavored Coffee
18x Count of Jim Beam Single Serve Signature Dark Roast Bourbon Flavored Coffee
Entenmann’s Single Serve Coffee or Cocoa
Model: 967908004, 966508004, 386707204
Entenmann’s uses a newly designed filter to enhance the extraction process
Savor the depth and complexity that only the finest quality, perfectly roasted coffee can deliver
Best Use By: 08/19/2022
80ct single-serve (Total)
Compatible with Keurig® 2.0 coffee brewers and other single-serve coffee makers
Serving size = 1 Pod
BPA-free cups
Entenmann’s 80-Count Fall Seasonal Variety Pack
20x Pumpkin Spice
20x Caramel Apple
20x Cinnamon Crumb Cake
20x Maple Pecan
Entenmann’s 80-Count Everyday Variety Pack
20x Breakfast Blend
20x Dark Roast
20x Vanilla
20x Hazelnut
Entenmann’s 72-Count Hot Cocoa
72x Hot Cocoa
What’s Included?
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Dessert Coffee OR
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Fall Seasonal Coffee OR
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Christmas Seasonal Coffee OR
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Signature Coffee OR
72x Jim Beam Single Serve Flavored Coffee OR
80x Entenmann’s Single Serve Fall Seasonal Variety Pack OR
80x Entenmann’s Single Serve Everyday Variety Pack OR
@MarkML@rjquillin
Ah that’s a bummer! I was hanging on to hope that the Entenmann’s was going to be better than the Harry & David that I got last year. It was weakest most watered down coffee I’d ever tasted! Even opening them up and dumping them into a regular (non Keurig) coffee maker didn’t make much of a difference. It’s just not my kind of coffee!
If you can’t stand the taste of artificial sweeteners, note that the Entenmann’s Hot Chocolate k-cups contain aspartame and acesulfame-K. (Most if not all k-cup hot cocoa will have some artificial sweetener, because they’re too small to contain enough real sugar for the expected sweetness)
@cactus165
Although I’d already decided to give these a pass because of the waste issues and the inconvenience, aspartame is a deal-breaker for me, thanks.
@jnicholson0619@sammydog01 true but it’s so much more convenient with the machine heating up the water. I do iced tea a lot. Snapple used to make kcups with the tea already sweetened. Sadly I cannot find them anymore.
@ironcheftoni@jnicholson0619@sammydog01 I have an In-Sink-erator hot water dispenser, which has a 2/3 gallon tank of 191 degree filtered water instantly available. It’s the best thing in my kitchen, for drinks, cooking and clean-up.
Given the number of times I have encountered coffee makers that had clearly been subjected to the gross stupidity of having cold, already-brewed coffee poured back into them to reheat, rendering them forever worse than useless for producing hot water to brew tea or make cocoa, I have little doubt that trying to use a Keurig to make either tea or cocoa very likely would fail for the same reason in any location where you’re not the only one using the machine.
…and in that event, having tea or cocoa in the K-cup would only and always produce a cup of vile wretchedness, regardless of what the K-cup might have been loaded with.
Can’t you offer a variety of normal coffee? You know, Italian, French roast or even Kona, Columbia, etc? None of this chemically flavored/infused beverage nasty store rejects.
@goldnectar daughter got me a stainless reusable cup with a hinged lid. Dump the used grounds and use a used toothbrush to clean the fine strainer holes. 30 sec to clean, 11 years old, no plastic and any coffee I want.
Well, I tried some at work - the hot chocolate ones specifically. They taste a little watery, and that’s with using 6oz water per cup instead of the default 8oz. Maybe I should go to 4oz, but… at that point I may as well have just bought a box of Swiss Miss instead.
Flavor’s okay, just… it doesn’t go as far as I would have hoped, I guess?
Specs
Harry & David 72-Pack Assorted Single Serve Coffee
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Dessert Coffee
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Fall Seasonal Coffee
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Christmas Seasonal Coffee
72x Harry & David Assorted Single Serve Signature Coffee
Jim Beam 72-pack Assorted Single Serve Coffee
Jim Beam 72-pack Assorted Single Serve Coffee
Entenmann’s Single Serve Coffee or Cocoa
Entenmann’s 80-Count Fall Seasonal Variety Pack
Entenmann’s 80-Count Everyday Variety Pack
Entenmann’s 72-Count Hot Cocoa
What’s Included?
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Price Comparison
$40 - $65 at Amazon
[$40 (Similar Pack Size) $0.56 per cup for 72 Cups of Harry & David at Amazon
$42.76 (Similar Pack Size) $0.52 per cup for 72 Cups of Jim Beam at Amazon
$55.05 (Similar Pack Size) $0.69 per cup for 80 Cups of Entenmann’s Dark Roast
$64.50 (Similar Pack Size) $0.90 per cup for 72 Cups of Entenmann’s Hot Chocolate
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Thursday, Nov 4 - Tuesday, Nov 9
K for Krap!
None of these seem to be a mix of regular coffee. It’s all flavored.
@DaveInSoCal The last one has 2 of non flavored out of the 4.
I wonder which one makes the best coffee enema? Who wants to put coffee in their butt with me for science?!
@Num1Zero
*sigh
*ziiiiiiiiiiiip…
They always get me with “science”.
@Achromatter @Num1Zero
/image ngl they had us in the first half
@Num1Zero the best part of wakin’ up, is folgers up your butt
@cactus165 @Num1Zero Fill it to the rim!!
@cactus165 I can hear 90’s Rockapella singing this.
I have zero experience with K-Cups, and no Keurig machine of any kind. How hard would it be to dump that cocoa in a cup?
@werehatrack Far worse for the environment than buying Swiss Miss or Nesquick in a packet. And harder to mess with.
@mike808
That was what I expected, alas.
Do not buy! Bought these last time. They taste awful.
@MarkML All the flavors?
@MarkML
I put the Entenmann’s and JB on the ‘free table’ at work. They are ~slowly~ disappearing.
@MarkML @rjquillin
Ah that’s a bummer! I was hanging on to hope that the Entenmann’s was going to be better than the Harry & David that I got last year. It was weakest most watered down coffee I’d ever tasted! Even opening them up and dumping them into a regular (non Keurig) coffee maker didn’t make much of a difference. It’s just not my kind of coffee!
If you can’t stand the taste of artificial sweeteners, note that the Entenmann’s Hot Chocolate k-cups contain aspartame and acesulfame-K. (Most if not all k-cup hot cocoa will have some artificial sweetener, because they’re too small to contain enough real sugar for the expected sweetness)
@cactus165
Although I’d already decided to give these a pass because of the waste issues and the inconvenience, aspartame is a deal-breaker for me, thanks.
Selling coffee near midnight…good strategy.
/giphy countless-raging-ant
@txag96 Come back and buy some more in the morning.
@mike808 I think I have an 80 count to work through. Might be hard to do before morning, especially since they haven’t even shipped yet!
Why don’t they get a surplus of tea kcups?
@ironcheftoni oooo that would be good!
@ironcheftoni @jnicholson0619 Can’t you just use a tea bag instead?
@jnicholson0619 @sammydog01 true but it’s so much more convenient with the machine heating up the water. I do iced tea a lot. Snapple used to make kcups with the tea already sweetened. Sadly I cannot find them anymore.
@ironcheftoni @jnicholson0619 @sammydog01 I have an In-Sink-erator hot water dispenser, which has a 2/3 gallon tank of 191 degree filtered water instantly available. It’s the best thing in my kitchen, for drinks, cooking and clean-up.
@ironcheftoni @jnicholson0619 @sammydog01
Given the number of times I have encountered coffee makers that had clearly been subjected to the gross stupidity of having cold, already-brewed coffee poured back into them to reheat, rendering them forever worse than useless for producing hot water to brew tea or make cocoa, I have little doubt that trying to use a Keurig to make either tea or cocoa very likely would fail for the same reason in any location where you’re not the only one using the machine.
…and in that event, having tea or cocoa in the K-cup would only and always produce a cup of vile wretchedness, regardless of what the K-cup might have been loaded with.
/giphy reliable-passe-zombie
Can’t you offer a variety of normal coffee? You know, Italian, French roast or even Kona, Columbia, etc? None of this chemically flavored/infused beverage nasty store rejects.
@craigcush You do understand that “store rejects” are precisely what Meh sells, right?
@craigcush @mike808 We’d still like to believe otherwise, thanks.
I am late to the party tonight. Should have had a nice after dinner cup of coffee to keep me going. Well, look what Meh is selling…
After last year’s purchase of the Harry & David’s choice, I got 2 words…
Ew gross!
Coffee flavored coffee. That’s all I drink.
In for some Entenmann’s
/giphy authentic-curt-tequila
Even though they are flavored are all the coffees calorie free? That’s the nutrition fact that interests me.
How do I order, there isn’t any place to place order
@suzieq925 Go to this page and click on buy it.
https://meh.com/
K-cups are fine if there is absolutely no other option. Otherwise, I’d prefer coffee that isn’t watered down and contributing to the plastic problem.
@goldnectar daughter got me a stainless reusable cup with a hinged lid. Dump the used grounds and use a used toothbrush to clean the fine strainer holes. 30 sec to clean, 11 years old, no plastic and any coffee I want.
These are pretty much flavorless. I would not recommend.
Well, I tried some at work - the hot chocolate ones specifically. They taste a little watery, and that’s with using 6oz water per cup instead of the default 8oz. Maybe I should go to 4oz, but… at that point I may as well have just bought a box of Swiss Miss instead.
Flavor’s okay, just… it doesn’t go as far as I would have hoped, I guess?
Anyone have issues with the kcup exploding while brewing and causing grounds in the coffee?