beaniac Organic Kickstarter Colombian, Medium Light Roast, Single Serve Compostable K Cup Coffee Pods, Organic Arabica Coffee, Keurig Brewer Compatible, 30 Count

Great Organic coffee! I’m very particular about coffee I drink every morning and this Organic Kickstarter Colombian fits the bill. Mild taste, low acidity, organic without aftertaste of “cigarettes” in your mouth. And it has a great aroma. It does not give me indigestion and stomach gas. No plastic! And affordable price. Pods work very well with my Keurig coffee machine, no accidents. Pods are sealed in a protective pouch that preserve aroma of this wonderful coffee. The outer box might not look luxurious, but inside you’ll be surprised by the quality of this organic coffee.

Love this coffee. I try to not leave such a big plastic footprint and this pod is great for that. The coffee is delicious . I brew it at 8 or 10 oz and it’s strong and flavorful at both sizes . Definitely a great coffee ! Organic too

👍 awesome product! . Organic K-Cup Pods. : A Review of Organic K-Cup Coffee Pods ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 stars) As a coffee enthusiast and a strong advocate for sustainability, I was thrilled to find organic K-cup coffee pods. The idea of having a delicious, eco-friendly cup of coffee in the comfort of my own home was an offer I couldn't refuse. After trying several different brands and blends, I am excited to share my thoughts on these little capsules of joy. Flavor and Aroma:(tried the dark and medium roasted) Organic K-cup coffee pods truly deliver in terms of flavor and aroma. The freshness of the beans is evident in each sip, and the rich, full-bodied taste is a testament to the organic growing practices used. I've tried various roasts and blends, from light and fruity to dark and robust, and each one has exceeded my expectations. The aroma that fills the room as the coffee brews is enough to transport me to a cozy coffee shop. Quality and Sustainability: The companies producing these organic K-cup coffee pods are committed to sourcing high-quality beans from sustainable and ethical farms. This focus on the environment and the well-being of the farmers is commendable, and it's evident in the taste and quality of the coffee. Many of the pods I've tried are made from recyclable or compostable materials, which is a major plus for those concerned about the environmental impact of single-use coffee pods. Compatibility and Convenience: One of the best things about K-cups is their compatibility with a wide range of single-serve coffee machines. I've had no issues using these organic pods in my Keurig, and the brewing process is just as quick and simple as with any other K-cup. This convenience factor makes it easy to enjoy a delicious, sustainable cup of coffee in just minutes. Price: Organic K-cup coffee pods do tend to be slightly more expensive than their non-organic counterparts, but I believe the extra cost is well worth it for the quality and sustainability benefits. Plus, it's still more affordable than frequent trips to the coffee shop! Overall: Organic K-cup coffee pods are a fantastic option for anyone looking to enjoy a delicious, eco-friendly cup of coffee at home. With a wide variety of flavors, roasts, and sustainable packaging options, there's something for everyone. I highly recommend giving these pods a try, an you won't be disappointed!

I was very excited to try these beaniac brand pods. For years I have been using the reusable pods in my Keurig as opposed to the prefilled pods, but I am having problems receiving my regular brand of organic Swiss water decaffeinated coffee for some reason - but now I notice my regular brand is only available in whole bean. So, I have decided to try something new. Not sure if this is as cost effective as the reusable type. The first one I used did not work - water splashed everywhere, so I opened the Keurig lid and noticed that the seal did not puncture to let the hot water into the pod. I put the lid back down with slight force to hopefully help break the seal and noticed that the splashing stopped but the coffee was dripping like weak tea. I opened the lid again and made a hole in the top of the seal with a toothpick. Finally, the white piece that the hot water runs through, went into the pod and started to make coffee. I am assuming that the pods do not sit high enough. The second cup I put the lid down and kept my hand on it with a little force and the coffee brewed successfully. The problem that others commented about apparently had the same issue - the seal is not fully punctured. I will try it again tomorrow morning and hopefully I have found the solution. I am anxious for this to work because I like the flavor and strength of the coffee without having an over roasted burned flavor. I used the 10 oz. setting and got nice strong coffee without having to push the strong button setting on top of my coffee machine. I will try the 12 oz tomorrow to see how that works. After brewing the 10 oz cup I decided to run it again for a SHOT just to see if there was still some coffee left in the pod that did not receive the hot water and it was slightly dark, so this coffee is not weak at all like others have said in their reviews. The coffee grind I use for the reusable pods is a drip grind and the coffee does not get strong enough for me even when I press the strong button on the machine. I wondered what grind they use for these pods, so I opened a used one and the coffee grind was very fine, similar to espresso. Also, what I like is there is no residue at the bottom of the cup with these fine paper filters. I am satisfied with the coffee quality, taste and aroma, but not sure about these pods being large enough to sit higher to be punctured - other brands (they use plastic cups) are deeper and fit in the compartment snugly. I think the brown ring around the top might not be high enough to reach the water element.