Since the end of 2020, 100% of Keurig® K-Cup® pods have been recyclable. All of our K-Cup® pods are made from recyclable polypropylene (#5 plastic) which is used in a variety of common household products like butter tubs and yogurt containers.

Enjoy the smooth, mellow taste of our Donut Shop Blend. It's our lightest roast yet! Made with 100% Arabica Coffee. Gluten Free.

Pods are also known as coffee pads. A K-Cup is is coffee or tea (and recently hot chocolate and cappuccino) that is sealed in some kind of cartridge, generally a plastic cup. The cartridge has a plastic ring covered with a foil top.

Everyone who walks in the room and smells the aroma of it brewing comments how delicious it smells! I also love the flavor of it, with creamer and without. It has a delicious nutty after taste. It is also pretty strong for being a flavored coffee, which I love.

K-Cups are filled with ground coffee, but there are a few major differences between the contents of the capsules and the ground coffee you'd buy at the store.

Every Keurig machine we tested brewed watery, flavorless coffee that paled against every other kind of coffee we've made at home. At its best, Keurig coffee tastes like diner coffee. At its worst, it tastes like hot brown water. In our testing, we found that only the 6 ounce brew size made coffee that tasted okay.

Arabica beans The Original Donut Shop is the classic donut companion, with this ideally balanced brew of the highest quality Arabica beans dunking is encouraged. Made with 100% Arabica coffee. PLEASE NOTE PACKAGING CHANGE: In the next few months you may notice a change to the K-Cup pack lids.

It's the perfect coffee for us not too strong and not weak. I am a big fan of “Donut Shop” coffee, and this one does not disappoint. Very good flavor and a smooth roast.

While Keurig machines tend to brew a weak, bitter version of drip coffee, most of the Nespresso capsules were strong and bitter, and tasted very darkly roasted. Neither machine can brew a great-tasting coffee when compared to drip coffee makers, pourover, or espresso machines.

Every Keurig machine we tested brewed watery, flavorless coffee that paled against every other kind of coffee we've made at home. At its best, Keurig coffee tastes like diner coffee. At its worst, it tastes like hot brown water. In our testing, we found that only the 6 ounce brew size made coffee that tasted okay.

Donut Shop Coffee beans are sourced from Central and South America - a medium roast coffee and perfect for drinking or dunking.

“Keurig models are a bit slower to brew the second cup of coffee compared to the top-rated pod coffee makers,” says Ginny Lui, CR's test engineer for coffee makers. Keep in mind that pod coffee makers don't yield the best-tasting brew, despite their convenience.

The design of the machine drives up the price The main appeal of the Keurig is that it provides a cup of coffee or hot chocolate in an incredibly short amount of time and comes with many various features and settings - for example, you can select the size of your cup on the display screen before it's poured.

The Keurig K-Cup pods are less expensive, averaging from as low as $0.35 to as high as $0.65 per serving. Due to its larger pod sizes, the Nespresso VertuoLine now costs $0.90 to $1.35 per serving. With Keurig, you'll have the option of a reusable filter, which allows you to brew with your own ground coffee.

The design of the machine drives up the price The main appeal of the Keurig is that it provides a cup of coffee or hot chocolate in an incredibly short amount of time and comes with many various features and settings - for example, you can select the size of your cup on the display screen before it's poured.

Donut shop coffees are created from Arabica beans, which are of a higher quality than the other standard bean type, Robusta.