Like you, we were once intimidated by K-Cup® dark roast coffees. We clung to our breakfast blends and french vanilla’s because that dark stuff is only for millennial hipsters. 

Until we took our sip of a gourmet French roast or Italian blend. When we took time to explore dark roast pods, we fell in love, and think you will too.

In this article, we will teach you all about dark roast coffee K-Cup® pods. By the end, you will know what dark roast means, the taste, health benefits, and more. Plus, we will share our ten favorites! 

What Does Dark Roast Coffee Mean

Coffee that has roasted deeply is labeled dark. Dark roast beans are exposed to more heat for a longer time than their light or medium cousins. The result is a blackish brown, shiny appearance. This process causes different characteristics to emerge in terms of density, caffeine level, flavor, and body.

Starbucks iced coffee is an addiction for many (yours truly included). Somehow they seem to make it better each year. One of the best improvements has been the addition of vanilla sweet cream. But, maintaining this vice can be hard on the wallet and the waistline. 

What if we told you that you can make it at home instead, using your Keurig® brewer? 

In this article, we will show you how to do just that. It is surprisingly easy and requires only a few simple ingredients. The best part is, you will save money and calories too!

It is hard to find a good coffee house creation with an almond milk base. Probably because the texture of the milk is not perfect for frothing. But, in our opinion, the nutty flavor is just right to pair with espresso-based drinks.  

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Some might joke that “good” and “decaf coffee” do not belong in the same sentence. Satire aside, we can agree that it is difficult to find a satisfying cup of decaf coffee for your Keurig® brewer.

To be clear, it is difficult but not impossible. There are plenty of gourmet roasters who are producing stellar quality beans. Beans that maintain their brilliance through the decaffeination process.

In the article, we will help you find the best decaf K-Cup® coffee from world-renowned suppliers. After this, you will have ten amazing varieties of good decaf coffee from which to choose.

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We understand how it feels to choose a K-Cup® pod that is either too light or too dark, too weak or too strong. Most of us are in search of something in the middle. 

Don’t worry, my fellow coffee lovers; there are plenty of medium roast pods that are just right. We have tried them all and have years worth of sales data to tell you which taste the best. 

In this article, you will learn what medium roast coffee means, what it tastes like, and how much caffeine it contains. Most importantly, we will reveal the ten best medium roast K-Cup® coffees. 

If you are anything like us, you want a K-Cup® pod that will give you a satisfying cup day after day. There is a time and a place for a fluffy flavored brew. But, a perfect day to day K-Cup® coffee is essential. 

After a decade of taste testing Keurig® coffee, we know which K-Cup® pods are best for a daily brew. Our experience will help you find your favorite without wasting money on coffees you don't enjoy. 

In this article, we will teach you which K-Cup® pods are best for your daily cup of coffee. Plus, we will tell you where to buy them and how to save money with bulk size boxes.