7.09.2016

Coffee People Jet Fuel Coffee, Extra Bold, K-Cup Portion Count for Keurig Brewers 96-Count

I decided it was time to get back to featuring some coffee's but I've been primarily drinking Starbuck's Pike Place brewed at home in my Keurig along with the Sam's Club store brand Colombian so I haven't been trying a lot of different brands or styles lately. Instead, I chose one that has a LOT of reviews by others and comes up almost perfect in the scoring department. I had this one a couple years ago but haven't had it lately.

Jet Fuel Coffee

1,858 customer reviews and 24 answered questions on Amazon along with an almost perfect score of 5 stars (4.5 out of 5 with almost 2000 reviews) on Amazon is pretty freakin' good considering EVERYONE has an opinion on coffee. Overwhelmingly I found comments on this little number to be 'full bodied' and 'smooth' and not as bitter as many of the 'strong' coffee's are.

About the Product

Bold coffee; bold personality
Extra bold; dark roast
Easy to use Kcups

Extra bold dark roast; bold coffee, bold personality
Trans fat, kosher and gluten free

After December 2014 purchasers found them to be 2.0 compatible as well.

K-Cup perfect for Keurig Single Cup Brewers
K-cups also compatible with new Keurig 2.0 Brewer

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