Hazelnut Coffee K-Cup Pods, Medium Roast Arabica Blend for Single-Cup Brewing in 12- or 72-Count Packs

12 ct.
$25.63
Sale price  $25.63 Regular price 

Hazelnut Coffee K-Cup Pods, Medium Roast Arabica Blend for Single-Cup Brewing in 12- or 72-Count Packs

$25.63
Sale price  $25.63 Regular price 
Size

Hazelnut coffee K-Cup pods bring warm, nutty flavor and a smooth medium roast to your morning cup or afternoon coffee break. Made from premium Arabica coffee beans, this blend pairs a rich aroma with the convenience of single-cup brewing.

Chock full o’Nuts offers this hazelnut blend in 12-count and 72-count packs. The pods are designed for Keurig brewers and compatible single-cup brewing systems, making it easy to enjoy a cup while starting your day or settling in with a book.

Features

  • Hazelnut flavor adds rich, nutty overtones to a smooth medium roast.
  • Made from premium Arabica coffee beans.
  • K-Cup pods are designed for Keurig brewers and compatible single-cup brewing systems.
  • Choose a 12-count or 72-count pack.
  • Pods are recyclable where accepted; check locally, as many communities do not recycle them.

Specifications

  • Product: Coffee K-Cup pods
  • Flavor: Hazelnut
  • Roast: Medium
  • Coffee beans: Arabica
  • Pack counts: 12 pods or 72 pods
  • Brewer compatibility: Keurig brewers and compatible single-cup brewing systems
  • Recycling: Check local acceptance; not recycled in many communities

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this hazelnut coffee taste like?

This hazelnut coffee has warm, nutty flavor and a rich aroma. Its smooth medium roast is made from Arabica coffee beans.

Which brewers can use these coffee pods?

These K-Cup pods are designed for Keurig brewers and compatible single-cup brewing systems. Use them in a brewer that accepts this pod format.

How many pods come in each pack?

The hazelnut coffee comes in either a 12-count pack or a 72-count pack. Select the pack count you want when ordering.

Can I recycle these K-Cup pods?

These pods are recyclable only where local programs accept them. Check locally before placing them in recycling, because many communities do not recycle them.

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