Day To Day 120-Count Breakfast Blend Medium Roast Single Serve Coffee Pods for K-Cup Keurig Brewers

Honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect with such a big box of coffee pods, but this stuff is actually really good. The breakfast blend is smooth and easy to drink, not too strong, not too weak—just a good, refreshing cup of coffee to start the day.I’ve been using them every morning since I received them and they work great with my Keurig. No weird aftertaste or bitterness, just simple, solid coffee. And the price? Can’t beat it. 200 pods is a steal.If you go through coffee fast and don’t want to spend a ton, this is totally worth it.

The aroma of the coffee is robust and vibrant. It is smooth in texture and not too strong. It can be used with traditional k-cup machine or brewed traditionally. It is a tremendous value and the coffee is amazing. I recommend this product for those who love coffee and want a distinct taste. It is worth trying!

The first thing that hit me was the aroma. Very fresh and intoxicating. The taste gave these notes and a very well roasted flavor that did not disappoint. Even at the weakest pod brewer setting, it still kept the body of flavor. I made it stronger and appreciated that it was still smooth. I've had my share of Columbian, Kona and Seattle based blends which become stale with shelf life, but this one has the freshness and quality of a local blend without the burnt taste and smell some give. This is pure, morning brew coffee comfort that can be enjoyed classic black or with a favorite latte or creamer. I tend to lean on extra flavor and tried mocha mint in one cup and cinnamon vanilla in another. It held up and blended really well.

There’s a fantastic start to your day receiving a box full of coffee with your name on it (literally). Day to Day’s breakfast blend is a delicious, light cup of coffee. There is a strong and comforting aroma when it brews, and it brews into an exceptional rich brown cup of coffee. Quick and easy lovely cup of joe. I usually prefer a stronger coffee blend so this medium was a nice surprise, but the more cups I had over successive days, the more I came to appreciate the more subtle profile. Packaging was clean and the seal of all the cups are great.

As a daily coffee drinker, I appreciate a solid medium roast that delivers on both flavor and affordability—and Day to Day Coffee does just that. It’s exactly what you’d expect from a quality medium roast: not too bold, not too light or watery—just right for a daily cup!At this price point, it’s an easy go-to for anyone who wants a dependable, no-fuss coffee without sacrificing quality. As someone who typically does use creamer, I did try this blend black as well, and actually enjoyed it! Definitely worth keeping in the pantry for a reliable morning boost & enjoyable staple coffee! ☕I did see some concern with the cups, and I’ve had zero issues with them!

I love coffee and was on a search for something new to try and stumbled upon this brand. I like to try all roast options brands offer, so went with the medium roast first. The pricing per cup was amazing. It is a rarity to find this much coffee at such an affordable price. I typically drink dark roast, but let me just say that this particular medium roast was fulfilling to my taste buds. Drinking it black was bittersweet yet enjoyable. I tried it with a splash of cream and it paired beautifully. I had 2 cups of it with a pastry and that was a fantastic choice as well, in that case, it was black. I love love love The fact that it didn't give me the jitters, or I didn't feel the crash feeling that coffee can bring. My only thing to say negative, which is not really negative, is that it's not as aromatic as I would like it but it did not take away from the drinking experience at all. I definitely say, give it a try.🤗

It taste weak . It may not be a fair description as I'm used to foldgers Columbian blend. I wouldn't say it's bad , just not for me. I'll finish this box and may adjust this review.

I was hopeful this would be the beginning of many repeat purchases & was excited (albeit skeptical) to find this item at such a reasonable price. I was initially thrilled, less $$$ than my previous brand & tasted good: Heck Yeah!Sadly, my excitement was short-lived. I quickly came to realize the pods are flawed. The majority of the time the pods basically explode in the Keurig. Hot water is released into the pod but doesn't stream coffee into the cup. As a result, the pod fills with hot water until it erupts from the foil top. A maddening, hot mess!Allow me to tell a little story. Don't judge me. After a typical 4.5 hours of restless sleep, I'm jolted awake by the relentless shriek of the alarm. Hit the snooze button 4 times until begrudgingly I drag my achy, exhausted self out of bed. Shuffle across the bedroom floor having the previous days mascara smeared down my cheek. I'm forced to acknowledge my snooze button addiction has (again) cost me the breezy morning I envisioned & I regretfully submit myself to my situation. The stark reality is that I have under 28 minutes to get myself in appropriate condition to face yet another day of hell, oops I mean another hectic day. Anyhow... outside, 4 a.m. & still dark. I'm standing in my robe, being pelted with a mixture of snow & painful little ice balls. I wait (at least11 minutes) for my Prima-Donna K-9 to find the absolute best place to have "a poopie". After the spoiled furball gets her treat (she successfully did a poopie) I'm smiling to myself as that precious 1st cup of coffee of the day calls to me like an old friend. The dog is smugly chomping her peanut butter biscuit & I set my lucky coffee cup on the Keurig. A sideways glance from the four-legged mutt & I know she knows. The thing I'm anticipating will be much better than that dry, stale peanut butter morsel she's already devoured. She looks at me with jealous eyes, saddened by the fact that she has no thumbs & cannot possibly partake in this cup of rejuvenation I'm preparing. Setting my coffee pod in place, I deliberately dismiss the fact that only 14 minutes remain before I must begin the journey to my expectant but, paying master . In this moment I realize I am thankful for my thumbs & remain blissful. I push the "brew" button.......Let me tell you, in this moment, hell hath no fury like that of a woman whos coffee pod explodes.My sad tale continues to this very day. Regularly now, I ask myself; will my morning, (thus my entire day) be doomed at the hands of another faulty coffee pod? I am forced to contemplate how badly I need my job. Perhaps I should say heck with it all and go back to bed?! Will I be forced to face the day without any life-fuel at all? Can I endure yet another mocking stare from my drooling companion, as she happily licks the remnants of peanut buttery deliciousness from her mouth while I glare at my empty (not-so-lucky) cup?I haphazardly wipe coffee grounds from the entire surface of my kitchen while cursing these blasted inexpensive, large quantity, off-brand coffee pods. I tell myself I absolutely will not experience another morning such as this. But I do. So many mornings.I made this purchase obviously, because I am frugal. Spending 46 bucks for 18 pods is insanity! With this purchase, I thought I'd discovered the secret to mortal happiness; 120 pods for under $30! But they have become the bane of my existence! Considering my aforementioned frugality, I cannot simply walk away from this, I have entered into a 120 pod commitment! A sane woman would toss this nightmare in the garbage & return to her previous state of contentment while casually sipping her (not-exploded) expensive cup of joe. But, as you might have guessed I am not quite a sane woman. So I continue what has become the morning disaster, with approximately 108 more to go until I might shout "good riddance!" to this seemingly endless supply of cruel pods.However, if I must confess a silver lining, it is that on the rare occasions that the pod maintains its' integrity and provides me with the expected, perfect cup of coffee, I am momentarily stunned into quiet appreciation for the little things. Smiling as I take a sip, I burn my tongue and start cussing. Life is hard.