Green Mountain Coffee Hazelnut Coffee K-Cups, 96/Carton

Hazelnut Coffee K-Cups, 96/Carton

Hazelnut coffee K-Cups are single-serve coffee pods made for the Keurig brewing system. They fit workplaces, breakrooms, and shared coffee stations that want an easy flavored coffee option with a familiar toasted, buttery hazelnut profile. This carton includes 96 K-Cups, and the coffee is described as light, creamy, aromatic, buttery, and sweet.

Good Fit For

• Office breakrooms with Keurig brewers
• Shared beverage stations that want a flavored coffee option
• Facilities buying coffee in carton quantities

Key Features

• Hazelnut flavor with a toasted, buttery taste profile for a familiar flavored coffee option
• Light, creamy, and aromatic cup profile for everyday coffee service
• K-Cups for use with the Keurig brewing system
• 96-count carton helps support shared breakrooms or higher-volume coffee needs
• Certified kosher by the Orthodox Union

Applications and Usage

• Stocking a Keurig coffee station with hazelnut-flavored coffee
• Offering a sweet, buttery flavored coffee choice alongside regular coffee varieties
• Supporting employee or guest beverage service in offices and common areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 96/Carton.
• This coffee works with the Keurig brewing system only.
• Flavor profile is hazelnut, with a light, creamy, buttery, and sweet character.
• A 96-count carton may be a practical choice for locations that go through single-serve coffee regularly.

FAQ

• Will these K-Cups work in a Keurig brewer? Yes. These Hazelnut Coffee K-Cups are for use with the Keurig brewing system.
• What does the hazelnut coffee taste like? This coffee is described as toasted, buttery, sweet, light, creamy, and aromatic.
• How many K-Cups come in one carton? One carton includes 96 K-Cups.
• Is this a good fit for a breakroom or shared coffee station? Yes. The 96-count carton can make sense for offices or shared spaces that want a single-serve flavored coffee option for a Keurig setup.
• Is this coffee kosher? Yes. It is certified kosher by the Orthodox Union.

From Green Mountain Coffee.