Cheapest place to buy K cups?

Anonymous
Thanks I'm off to order
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We received a Kureig coffee maker for Christmas. I love it but those K cups are so super expensive. Anyone have the inside scoop on the cheapest place to buy the cups (either online or brick and mortar)? My internet research has turned up prices between 47 and 65 cents per cup.

Thanks!
coffee rocket is the cheapest
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We received a Kureig coffee maker for Christmas. I love it but those K cups are so super expensive. Anyone have the inside scoop on the cheapest place to buy the cups (either online or brick and mortar)? My internet research has turned up prices between 47 and 65 cents per cup.

Thanks!
coffee rocket is the cheapest
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I get the "San Francisco Bay Coffee Fog Chaser, 36-Count" for $17.49 on Amazon. Been buying these for months. They look a little weird but coffee is fresher due to the design. It's even less if you have them send it to you every month. The coffee is excellent. This is by far the cheapest I've found. Not to mention they are one of the most environmentally friendly coffee companies out there.
san fran. bay BJ WAREHOUSE 29.88 box of 80.
Anonymous
Costco is having a sale on them or just lowered the prices.. but you can buy a 100 pack for 37.00 that is .37 cents a kup.
Anonymous
What is considered a good price per Kcup? Is .37 a really good price? Is it possible get them cheaper?
Anonymous
I have found Coffeeforless.com to be the cheapest and they have a great selection of the top brands.

Hope this helps
Lildickenz
Anonymous
Wegmans now has Wegmans brand K-cups. I think they were 42 cents apiece. Came in boxes of 72. I didn't pick them up because I'm fairly well stocked, but will when I need to resupply. Wegmans brand stuff is always cheaper and better than the name brands.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I now use the refillable k cup too - cheaper, and I think the quality of the coffee is better than the k cups. I get it ready the night before so all I have to do is stumble to the coffee machine and hit 'brew.' I used to order the k cups online - I think amazon had the best prices with subscribe & save. But when I didn't want to commit to 2 boxes of something I'd never tried before, or wanted something amazon didn't have, I'd check other sites - I've ordered from bigcat PP mentioned, also shoffee.com.


What am I doing wrong? My coffee always turned out watery when I used the refillable cup. I tried different levels of coarseness too.


Same here. The refillable cup is crap as far as I'm concerned.


Finer ground coffee will be stronger. I like it kind of mild so i grind it course, but if you open a kcup and look at the coffee, its ground very fine.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I now use the refillable k cup too - cheaper, and I think the quality of the coffee is better than the k cups. I get it ready the night before so all I have to do is stumble to the coffee machine and hit 'brew.' I used to order the k cups online - I think amazon had the best prices with subscribe & save. But when I didn't want to commit to 2 boxes of something I'd never tried before, or wanted something amazon didn't have, I'd check other sites - I've ordered from bigcat PP mentioned, also shoffee.com.


What am I doing wrong? My coffee always turned out watery when I used the refillable cup. I tried different levels of coarseness too.[/quot
You might try the finer, espresso grind on your bag of whole beans.
PSC
Anonymous
http://www.gourmet-coffee.com/pages.php?pageid=57

San Francisco Bay Coffee Company 36ct for $18 and 100 ct for $34.99. They don't have the plastic cup so many other cups have so lots less waste!!
Anonymous
capejava.com has 130 flavors of pretty cheap k-cups. And free shipping on orders over 60 bucks.
Anonymous
kohl's is a good deal when you have a shopping pass for 20 or 30% off and the 10 off $30 coupons from the newspaper and/or the $5 off/$10 off coupons for new customers/email coupons.
Anonymous
FREE...from the office.
Anonymous
CoffeeRocket.com is cheaper than ever. The newsletter gets you even cheaper prices.
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