Amazon has ekobrew Refillable Cups For Keurig K-Cup Brewers on sale. Free shipping with Prime (free student accounts available) or if you spend $25 or more. Use slick fillers to find other eligible items to help reach the $25 requirement. Thanks rentonguy78613

• 1-count ekobrew Cup (Brown) $10
• 1-count ekobrew Cup (Green) $9.50
• 3-count ekobrew Cup (Brown/Green) $23.50
• 2-count ekobrew Cup (Brown/Green) $17
• ekobrew Cup Gift Pack $14

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ekobrew Cup, Refillable Cup For Keurig K-Cup Brewers, Brown, 1-Count [amazon.com] - $9.61
ekobrew Cup, Refillable Cup For Keurig K-Cup Brewers, Green, 1-Count [amazon.com] - $9.37
ekobrew Cup, Refillable Cup for Keurig K-Cup Brewers, Brown/Green, 2-Count [amazon.com] - $17.16
ekobrew Cup, Refillable Cup for Keurig K-Cup Brewers, Gift Box [amazon.com] - $14.03
ekobrew Cup, Refillable Cup for Keurig K-Cup Brewers, Brown/Green, 3-Count [amazon.com]- $23.40

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wow.. best price ever
these gems are so cool

go with kona on medium grind.. you can not go wrong very SLICk

N41, thanks...

I have one of these they are awesome.

These were $12 and $13 for the brown and green yesterday, Glad I held off... In for 2! Thanks OP!

The 2 and 3 packs are a very good deal. I bought the 2 pack with the free coffee slickdeal last month for $18.xx.

I have a couple of these. In my Keurig B70---with maxwell house or eight o clock coffee(packaged where its pre grinded) these things are terrible. The coffee is weak and watery. Ive tried to work it out with their customer service. Im doing everything right, it just taste crappy. It cannot compare to the normal k cups.

Quote from Gdog2004 : I have a couple of these. In my Keurig B70---with maxwell house or eight o clock coffee(packaged where its pre grinded) these things are terrible. The coffee is weak and watery. Ive tried to work it out with their customer service. Im doing everything right, it just taste crappy. It cannot compare to the normal k cups.

Keurig's do not brew coffee properly to begin with. The temp is wrong, the water flow is wrong, the coffee is old and preground. The makers of the Kcups try to narrow in on what tastes best within those parameters. Trying it at home can be tough because it's an uphill battle. Like trying to cook on a broken stove. Of course cooking with old food (grocery store junk coffee) doesn't help any.

Quote from big4deals1 : wow.. best price ever these gems are so cool go with kona on medium grind.. you can not go wrong very SLICk

Kona blend or pure Kona? Both are usually grossly overpriced for what you get. The cost is due to small quantity not what q-graders have rated it and what it went for at auction as a result. Don't bother with Kona (the expensive kind at all) unless you want to blow $36+shipping from a roaster who buys from a great farm like Rusty's Hawaiian and roasts it right, then ships it fresh. Otherwise, a waste of $$. An even more offensive waste if it's pure Kona brewed in a Keurig. Makes me want to cry!

note: Yes, I have bought Kona before at a steep price and it was comparable to the best Folger's I've had. Tastes like nothing.

these work really well, much better than the my kcup things. if you are having trouble with the strength of your coffee you might want to buy a finer grind of coffee