There are almost always coupons in the paper, especially for Starbucks. And we go to HT when they double coupons up to $2.

coffeeforless.com has good prices and there are always coupons you can find online. Staples has a really good deal online right now with a 20% off coupon code.

Amazon prices aren't as good as they used to be, at least for the brands I like.

Dunkin Donut k cups are very expensive - about $1 each.

A great deal on kcups is between 35 and 45 cents a cup.

Costco - the Kirkland brand of K-cups. They have breakfast blend and bold and can be purchased online for $78 for 200

http://www.costco.com/Kirkland-Signature%e2%84%a2-Breakfast-Blend-Coffee-200-K-Cup%c2%ae-Packs.product.100019144.html

Also available in the store for around $32 for 100 K-cups.

Or, get a my K-cup filter. Use the coffee you want, saves money. You lose the handiness of he disposable cups, but it's cheaper.

Costco. Currently they're running a sale.

Or, get a my K-cup filter. Use the coffee you want, saves money. You lose the handiness of he disposable cups, but it's cheaper.

If you have some BB&B coupons you can sometimes get a deal there too.

$7 for 12 cups is .58 a cup. You can do better.

amazon is not the cheapest

if you go to safeway and get the 7 dollar for 12 cups it's much cheaper.

Amazon is the cheapest I've found, especially if you use subscribe and save. Costco has Starbucks k-cups for a pretty good price, but I think Amazon is the lowest still.

Yes I think you can only buy the DD ones at DD. I've found the Amazon prices to be better than BJs. Wegman's store brand bulk boxes are pretty cheap too. Amazon is probably the cheapest overall.

What about the Dunkin Donuts (dunkin dark, specifically). I hunted high and low online this weekend. Is the B&M DD only place to find them?

I use subscribe and save. My mom isn't big on names so I have a box sent to her as well. I think she gets Eight'OClock brand of medium roast.

We just (finally) got a Keurig and I am interested in the best prices for K-cups (and K-carafes) that you've found. Amazon Subscribe and Save? Costco? We aren't actually big on variety so if we find a basic coffee that is probably what we will purchase the most - we don't need a huge selection of flavors, etc.