80Ct. San Francisco Bay Coffee OneCup for Keurig K-Cup Brewers (Breakfast Blend) $27.50 + Free shipping

Great price! Thanks.

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I am not sure which coffee I would like and was dismayed that the packages were so big, so if I bought one and didn't like it, I would be stuck with a bunch. I wrote them a note suggesting they produce a sampler pack and got a very curt response like I was trying to get something for free. I don't have a lot of use for them.

Awesome deal and still available Thanks

Quote from big_wake : Worked out great for me. I added one to subscribe and save, and it said if I add one more item for my Feb delivery for a total of 5, it would take an additional 15% off my whole order. I had several other SD items waiting to ship, so I added another flavor of this k-cup and it did take another 15% off everything. K-cups were 24.65 each box.

I saw the same thing. I only needed one more after the Kcups so, I found added some hair clips for my daughter. Woohoo!

Ordered the breakfast blend at 7 PM yesterday, somehow it came an hour ago. It tastes good, but it is lighter. I was afraid to try Fog Chaser because I had previously been given their Rainforest Blend by someone who didn't like them and I also thought they were too strong. I think a bit darker would be good for my tastes when speaking of the Breakfast Blend though. It came in a nice box, all of them are sealed in about groups of eight in plastic packages, and they give you a plastic container to store them in once you open the plastic bags. Taste is pretty good IMO, and there are grounds in my coffee. It may be different for others -- my Keurig seems to throw grounds in every coffee I make, even ones that others say there aren't any. I tossed the plastic container in the fridge just to keep them fresh. It says the individual bags are good until 2014, but 80 cups of coffee won't last me that long.

Overall a good buy, I finally used a $5 credit I had from a while back and brought it down to about $24.

Quote from blueiedgod : They are just cutting corners and calling it "being green."

Yeah. thats not much of a benefit, I think the SFB "cups" use thicker plastic in the insertion ring than is in a cup, there is no bpa in either (someone always brings that up), both are recyclable, and I'm already not brewing an entire pot of coffee and then letting it sit on a burner for 2 hours. Seems I'm already doing my 'green' part...

It wasn't particularly green for me to have to throw out the cups when they went stale in a week though.

Quote from sklar : Yeah. thats not much of a benefit, I think the SFB "cups" use thicker plastic in the insertion ring than is in a cup, there is no bpa in either (someone always brings that up), both are recyclable, and I'm already not brewing an entire pot of coffee and then letting it sit on a burner for 2 hours. Seems I'm already doing my 'green' part... It wasn't particularly green for me to have to throw out the cups when they went stale in a week though.

K-Cups can be re-used, if someone wanted to be green, for real.

You simply take the used K-Cup, peel off the foil seal. Empty the contents, rinse it out. Fill it up with your choice of coffee and place K-Cap [my-cap.com] on it to use in the machine.

However, being green requires effort, and people like to say that they are green, but don't want to make an effort actually being green, ala buying a Prius instead of a bicycle.

Quote from blueiedgod : ala buying a Prius instead of a bicycle.

I just put "retrofit a prius engine onto my bicycle" to my honey-do list...

Would appreciate hearing how long they stay fresh without a plastic cup. I can't do this deal now, as I dithered through two specials at Staples and finally just bought an assortment of GM 24-packs with a 20 off 60 breakroom coupon that was about to expire (thanks to SDer who posted link to 24pks online). Last time I got .34/cup it was Wolfgang Puck and they all had expiration dates in less than 6 weeks, so there always seems to be a tradeoff with price and freshness date if you buy in large quantities like this, very frustrating.

Yeah - $25 at my Costco. I can't consider this a slick deal...

My local grocery store had these on sale for $6 for a pack of 12. I went ahead and got that to see if I liked them before I get the big 80 pack. This is some pretty good coffee.

The Fog Chaser is good too. I've had a cup of it when I first wake the past couple of days, and it really gets you awake. Add a little fancy creamer and it taste like a coffee you'd pay a few bucks for on your way to work. Saving $10 a week on coffee is about $500 more in your pocket a year.

Quote from ethercore : Yeah - $25 at my Costco. I can't consider this a slick deal...

I agree...not a SD! Costco sells the French Roast version and about the same price.

Impressive. Ordered Wednesday around noon and it was at my doorstep at Friday around noon.

On top of that it's pretty decent coffee (Breakfast Blend)

Much better than the Costco Kirkland Pacific Bold which had a bitter aftertaste.

Thanks again OP.

Quote from indianelvis : I bought a box at Costco a few months back but they don't carry them any more. excellent coffee and a great value because they don't have the plastic cup like the normal Keurig K-Cups and hence don't have to pay the royalty to Green Mountain like the others.

What is the cup constructed of?