Melitta One, One Java Pods, Buzzworthy, Dark Roast Coffee, 18-Count Box

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What Customers Say About Melitta One, One Java Pods, Buzzworthy, Dark Roast Coffee, 18-Count Box:

They have a bolder taste without the bitterness. The best of all the pods available.

At the time Melita made these changes, I believe they also reduced the quality of the coffee in their new pods because it just does not taste nearly as good. We have been buying the Melita Buzzworthy Dark Roast pods for over two years and were quite satisfied. We are now sampling pods from other companies to find a good dark roast coffee. Accordingly, I rated the old pods with 4 stars but the new pods deserve only 2 stars. Recently, they increased the diameter of the pods to enable them to fit other machines. I also understand thet they have increased the diameter of the pod holder in the new machines they are selling.

If you like a full bodied, rich, dark and strong cup of cofee, don't do Melitta. The French Roast really does rival Starbucks home brewed. Its cheap too.3.99 for 18 pods. When I think "dark roast" I think full bodied and DARK. I found Senseo and Archer Farms pods fit in my Melitta pod brewer just fine. I've tried Senseo pods too which are only mediocre. Melitta pods are the worst I've tried. I did find the Target brand "Archer Farms" pods to be the BEST.

As a result of my rocky relationship with Mr. So I had this enormous coffeemaker and I like to have a cup of coffee before I buzz off to work. Coffee and I don't seem to see eye-to-eye when it comes to getting the grounds/water ratio right for just a cup or two in the morning. I would have no problem serving this coffee to a guest in my home.

Since a friend has a Melitta machine, I sprang for enough of these pods to qualify for the free Super Saver shipping and figured I'd give them to her if they didn't work for me. As it turns out, they work just fine in the JV machine and both the regular and flavored coffees, though not necessarily "gourmet" stuff, are really quite tasty. I bought several packs of these Melitta guys (different flavors) from Amazon to use in my JV Pod coffeemaker. The trouble was, I had trouble finding them after the first batch I got with the machine.

Get this. The manufacturer of the JV Pod machine I bought recommends using only JV (short for "Juan Valdez") Pod brand pods, of course. Problem: Mr. Coffee, I was easily bellying up to the bar(ista) and spending $39.99 in a month at Starbucks, so I bit.

and you got the machine for free. I found one of these single cup coffeemaker thingies at Target. They were offering a 6-pack of 18-count coffee pod packages for $39.99.

4 starts because of inconsistent quality - most of my pods have tasted good, but a few seem a bit stale at times. This is the Melitta Pod that I make sure is heavily stocked in my kitchen. While the others taste fine, I prefer this for the bold flavor and stronger dose of caffeine.