DONUT SHOP COFFEE POD - Good As Gold Coffee - (1 Box / 18 Coffee Pods)

Good buy. I've tried many others and these are one of the good ones. Strong with flavor.

I just came back from a 10-day NCL cruise around the Mediterranean and was surprised that these are the same pods used in the single-brew coffee maker on the cruise ship. NCL supplied the Columbian coffee pods while I brought my own Sumatra pods. Both coffees are flavorful, but the Sumatra is bolder and more to my liking. More water makes for weaker tasking coffee so only use 6-8 ounces of cold water. The pods are small and round, with writing on one side indicating which side faces down. I accidentally put the pod in the wrong way and didn't taste a difference, so I'm not sure the direction of the pod really matters. The spend pod is easily removed and discarded. I like these pods for travel as they are easy and very convenient to use.

I was aghast when I saw that the coffee grounds were in flat containers instead of pods. I disliked that I had been fooled by the company calling them pods. I also disliked the taste of the coffee, which was more bitter than i was used to. Its texture seemed to be gritty when I was used to dark and clear. I had paid for it, so I couldn't waiit to use it up! Never again.

The coffee I buy with Amazon is wonderful. I had to stop drinking coffee for over eight years because every coffee I bought gave me severe heartburn and as it reflex, but once I found Amazon’s coffee and tried it it was not heartburn and I was able to Coffee as part of my routine again never knew how much I really miss coffee until I was able to drink this coffee again thank you so much for making such a great coffee and making it available to the people. i’m just very disappointed in the delivery system. They delivered to the wrong house wrong unit.

Very weak and tasteless coffee. The product packaging is convenient and easy to use but that doesn't jusify the pricefor this tasteless donut shop coffee. Even on the smallest cup size of 6 oz it looks like weak tea water and tastes like your drinking hot colored water. I have found if your coffee maker is equipped with a basket for ground coffee you can open the packet and pour the ground coffee into it and then brew this does help correct the weak taste but leaves black residue in the bottom of the coffee cup.

I have an individual serving coffee maker and I find that these coffee pouches make very weak coffee. I’ve seen people say to squeeze the pouch into your cup after it finishes brewing, or that they work best with a specific type of machine, but that level of effort isn’t for me. I’ll just keep using grounds.

I've had bad luck with office coffee, in the sense that it is always disappointing. Started working at an office that had a "coffee pod" machine, which means they are wrapped in paper instead of plastic Keurig pods. Didn't like the office coffee, and went to buy my own on Amazon. This Coloumbian coffee, for me, is the better of the two Colombians that I could find on Amazon. I was pleasantly surprised. It was good coffee.

I had Keurigs for years, got fed up with them dying on me, and bought the Bunn MyCafe. I love it, and one of the best things about it is versatility - you can use K-cups, tea bags, loose tea or coffee, whatever you want. I feel guilty using K-cups because of all the plastic I've been putting into the landfill, so when I found these, I decided to try them - totally compostable. I got them this morning, popped one into the cup that holds tea bags, and got fantastic coffee! At first I thought the pod wasn't going to fit, but I just pushed gently on it, and it settled in perfectly. Now I can have the instant gratification of a single cup of coffee whenever I want it without plastic guilt. Plus the coffee is very good. I'm going to try their other varieties, too. The only thing I don't like is that each pod is in a foil wrapper, so I'm still putting something that doesn't break down into the landfill. Maybe they are recyclable - I'll check - and I'll look around for any that put a bunch of pods into zip lock bags, maybe. In the meantime, this is better than K-cups.Update: I've switched to Wolfgang Puck coffee pods because they come in compostable paper envelopes. Tasty, too.