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88-Count Peet's Coffee Major Dickason's Blend K-Cup Coffee Pods (Dark Roast) Expired
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Peet's Coffee, Dark Roast - Major Dickason's Blend 88 Count (4 Boxes of 22 K-Cup Pods) for $47.29 - 25% when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $33.11. Shipping is free.
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$14.18 lower (30% savings) than the list price of $47.29
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Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 9,077 global ratings
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B09WJ73WB7 [amazon.com]
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$14.18 lower (30% savings) than the list price of $47.29
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| Tier | 5% | 15%* |
| Price | $33.11 | $28.38 |
| Unit | 37.6¢ | 32.2¢ |
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About this Item:
- Contains four (4) Boxes of 22 Peet's Major Dickason's Blend Dark Roast Coffee Keurig K-Cup Pods (88 K-Cup Pods Total - 100% Arabica Coffee. Packaging may vary for a limited time.
- Flavor and Roast: Dark Roast. Flavorful, robust, full-bodied. Developed by Mr. Peet and his most discerning customer, Major Dickason's Blend epitomizes the rich, flavorful taste of Peet's
- Brewing Methods: Peet's single serve, K-Cup Pods are compatible with all Keurig K-Cup Brewers
- Recyclable: Peet's K-Cup Pods are fully recyclable - peel, compost or dispose grounds & recycle. Check locally, not recycled in all communities.
- Sourcing with Impact: The coffee you buy can impact the welfare of the people and planet. Peet's is actively engaged in driving positive impact in communities where our coffees are grown.
Customer reviews:
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https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B09WJ73WB7 [amazon.com]
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| Product Name: | Peet's Coffee, Dark Roast K-Cup Pods for Keurig Brewers - Major Dickason's Blend 88 Count (4 Boxes of 22 K-Cup Pods) |
| Manufacturer: | Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Inc. |
| Product SKU: | B09WJ73WB7 |
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The pod size design is fixed, right? And then you have multiple ounce setting options (typically 6-12 oz) on the machines…and then you have your ideal cup size that you prefer. You can't expect the same pod to satisfy a 6 oz or a 20 oz travel mug with the fixed amount of coffee grounds, right? The most amount of coffee per pod is your goal to get to your math equation…ie. your pod/coffee strength. If you never question coffee strength, this is probably not your fight. But if you like stronger coffee, or using one pod per bigger size per cup (10-12 oz), this is what you're looking for.
Let's look at this deal specifically. Click on the Amazon post and the pictures on the left, click on the second pic, showing the old and new box packaging. Zoom in and look at the bottom right of regular boxes of k-cups, you're looking for the contents (size/weight) per pod, most boxes will display a size per pod, or a total weight of the boxes contents. If individual, it is typically shown as (11.4g) or (9g)…or you may see , as is this case, 300 grams on the old packaging, yet 275 on the new.
Just like how you divide the total qty of pod from the price to know the per pod price, you divide the 300 grams, divided by 22 to know that you get 13.63 grams per pod, while the new 275, equals 12.5 grams per pod.
You may only care about per pod price, looking for SD deals, but you also learn to avoid 20-25 cents per pod if you only get 9g of coffee per pod. If you like strong/bold coffee, you may need to use 2 pods at6-8 oz for the strength that you like.
The Peet's and Starbucks typically give you more grounds per pod but you need to look for deals for it all to equalize if that makes sense.
P.S. a new trend of Amazon is marketing covering the pod contents with a nicely placed pod blocking the grams per pod, totally annoying.
Good luck!
A good deal in today's terms though, thanks for post, OP!
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My Costco is $39 for 72. At the rate my family drinks coffee, these will be gone within a month
A good deal in today's terms though, thanks for post, OP!
A good deal in today's terms though, thanks for post, OP!
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Hi and thanks for questioning ~ first and foremost, I prefer dark roasts but anyone who might have ever had a k-cup who says "that tasted weak or watery" may have not understood the Keurig/K-cup process.
The pod size design is fixed, right? And then you have multiple ounce setting options (typically 6-12 oz) on the machines…and then you have your ideal cup size that you prefer. You can't expect the same pod to satisfy a 6 oz or a 20 oz travel mug with the fixed amount of coffee grounds, right? The most amount of coffee per pod is your goal to get to your math equation…ie. your pod/coffee strength. If you never question coffee strength, this is probably not your fight. But if you like stronger coffee, or using one pod per bigger size per cup (10-12 oz), this is what you're looking for.
Let's look at this deal specifically. Click on the Amazon post and the pictures on the left, click on the second pic, showing the old and new box packaging. Zoom in and look at the bottom right of regular boxes of k-cups, you're looking for the contents (size/weight) per pod, most boxes will display a size per pod, or a total weight of the boxes contents. If individual, it is typically shown as (11.4g) or (9g)…or you may see , as is this case, 300 grams on the old packaging, yet 275 on the new.
Just like how you divide the total qty of pod from the price to know the per pod price, you divide the 300 grams, divided by 22 to know that you get 13.63 grams per pod, while the new 275, equals 12.5 grams per pod.
You may only care about per pod price, looking for SD deals, but you also learn to avoid 20-25 cents per pod if you only get 9g of coffee per pod. If you like strong/bold coffee, you may need to use 2 pods at6-8 oz for the strength that you like.
The Peet's and Starbucks typically give you more grounds per pod but you need to look for deals for it all to equalize if that makes sense.
P.S. a new trend of Amazon is marketing covering the pod contents with a nicely placed pod blocking the grams per pod, totally annoying.
Good luck!
The pod size design is fixed, right? And then you have multiple ounce setting options (typically 6-12 oz) on the machines…and then you have your ideal cup size that you prefer. You can't expect the same pod to satisfy a 6 oz or a 20 oz travel mug with the fixed amount of coffee grounds, right? The most amount of coffee per pod is your goal to get to your math equation…ie. your pod/coffee strength. If you never question coffee strength, this is probably not your fight. But if you like stronger coffee, or using one pod per bigger size per cup (10-12 oz), this is what you're looking for.
Let's look at this deal specifically. Click on the Amazon post and the pictures on the left, click on the second pic, showing the old and new box packaging. Zoom in and look at the bottom right of regular boxes of k-cups, you're looking for the contents (size/weight) per pod, most boxes will display a size per pod, or a total weight of the boxes contents. If individual, it is typically shown as (11.4g) or (9g)…or you may see , as is this case, 300 grams on the old packaging, yet 275 on the new.
Just like how you divide the total qty of pod from the price to know the per pod price, you divide the 300 grams, divided by 22 to know that you get 13.63 grams per pod, while the new 275, equals 12.5 grams per pod.
You may only care about per pod price, looking for SD deals, but you also learn to avoid 20-25 cents per pod if you only get 9g of coffee per pod. If you like strong/bold coffee, you may need to use 2 pods at6-8 oz for the strength that you like.
The Peet's and Starbucks typically give you more grounds per pod but you need to look for deals for it all to equalize if that makes sense.
P.S. a new trend of Amazon is marketing covering the pod contents with a nicely placed pod blocking the grams per pod, totally annoying.
Good luck!
Incredible analysis, thank you
Just like how you divide the total qty of pod from the price to know the per pod price, you divide the 300 grams, divided by 22 to know that you get 13.63 grams per pod, while the new 275, equals 12.5 grams per pod.
The Peet's and Starbucks typically give you more grounds per pod but you need to look for deals for it all to equalize if that makes sense.
P.S. a new trend of Amazon is marketing covering the pod contents with a nicely placed pod blocking the grams per pod, totally annoying.
Good luck!
Also like you, I find it very annoying when the photos have a pod covering the weight information on the box.