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96-Count McCafe Premium Roast K-Cup Coffee Pods Expired
$28.50
$40.83
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Amazon has 96-Count McCafe Premium Roast K-Cup Coffee Pods on sale for $28.49 when you checkout with Subscribe and Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 96-Count McCafé Keurig Single Serve K-Cup Pods (Premium Roast) for $29.99 - an additional 5% when you check out via Subscribe and Save = $28.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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| Rating: | (4.7 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 87,162 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | McCafe Premium Roast, Keurig Single Serve K-Cup Pods, Medium Roast Coffee Pods, 96 Count |
| Manufacturer: | AmazonUs/GMCR7 |
| Model Number: | 10043000080372 |
| Product SKU: | B08DBYJKVW |
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I don't like waste and I prefer green options, but when I need to rush out the door and can't make a pour over or espresso the last thing I'm going to do is feel bad about a k-cup.
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He missed the good old days lol
I don't like waste and I prefer green options, but when I need to rush out the door and can't make a pour over or espresso the last thing I'm going to do is feel bad about a k-cup.
and their subscription program is more flexible than Amazon, you can literally start your subscription up to one year out. the 40% discount is one per account, so need to set up multiple staples accounts if you wanna buy more than one 96-pack. And unlike Amazon, you can use cash back sites with Staples... that deal absolutely demolishes this one.
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Yeah, the plastic waste and the fact that hot water is being brewed through the thin plastic is bad but it is very convienient
McCafe is definitely underrated , blows away Dunkin KCups. I have both - trust be this opinion is very objective.
and their subscription program is more flexible than Amazon, you can literally start your subscription up to one year out. the 40% discount is one per account, so need to set up multiple staples accounts if you wanna buy more than one 96-pack. And unlike Amazon, you can use cash back sites with Staples... that deal absolutely demolishes this one.
Looks like a great deal but won't let me add payment method, keeps crashing . Will try again later
They also have a 96 count box for $32.97 (same cost per pod): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08DBK4CRC
I totally get the underlying sarcasm in this post. Without a doubt one single corporation negates all waste relief that even an entire state of private people can provide if we were all green savvy. Such as, our waste management is a tiny drop in an ocean compared to any corporation. Even if USA decides to be fully green and able to be without losing significant money (see shareholders) the rest of the growing economy of the third world doesn't have the ability to care about waste because they need to watch out for themselves economically just like usa did during industrialization. So although I agree it is best to be green from an academic, ethical perspective, we as private citizens have near zero impact compared to even one large corporation.
Just noticed there is a $11.96 coupon right now making it an even better deal ($47.99).
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