Dark Roast Pods

So many options and they are super creamy. Even when I make them with the larger cup Keurig setting. They taste delicious. And there are so many different flavors. Sure to be something everyone will like. You get a good amount of them for a decent price too. Super rich and tasty.

As a coffee enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for new flavors to add excitement to my morning routine, and the Two Rivers Coffee Flavored Coffee Pods Assorted Variety Pack has been a delightful addition to my collection. With 40 pods of varied flavors compatible with Keurig K-Cup brewers, this assortment offers a great variety for anyone looking to try something new or enjoy a different flavor each day. What I Loved About This Coffee Pack: Wide Variety of Flavors: This pack includes an exciting assortment of flavors, including classics like French Vanilla, Hazelnut, and Caramel, as well as more unique options such as Cinnamon Roll and Chocolate Cherry. There’s a flavor to suit every mood and preference, whether you're in the mood for something sweet, bold, or comforting. Perfect for Keurig Users: These pods are fully compatible with my Keurig K-Cup brewer, which makes them incredibly convenient for quick, hassle-free coffee. The brewing process is smooth and easy, and the pods fit perfectly without any issues. Rich and Smooth Taste: The coffee is smooth and flavorful, not too bitter or overly sweet. The flavored coffee strikes the right balance—each cup is aromatic and full of flavor without overpowering the natural taste of the coffee. I’ve found that the flavors are consistent and not artificial-tasting, which can sometimes happen with flavored coffee. Great Value for the Price: For 40 pods, this variety pack offers excellent value. Given the wide range of flavors and the quality of the coffee, I find it to be an affordable option compared to other premium-flavored coffee pods. Convenient and Mess-Free: The pods are easy to use and eliminate the need for grinding or measuring coffee, making them perfect for busy mornings. Just pop the pod into the machine, and you’re ready to go! Cleanup is a breeze, as there’s no mess involved. Freshness: Each pod is individually sealed, which helps preserve the freshness and flavor. Every cup I brew feels just as fresh as the first, and the aromas fill the room, making my coffee experience even more enjoyable. Things to Consider: Flavor Strength: While the flavors are rich, they are on the milder side compared to some other flavored coffees I’ve tried. If you prefer your coffee to be very bold in flavor, you may want to try a stronger option. Sweetness Level: These flavored coffees are sweet but not overwhelmingly so. If you prefer a more heavily sweetened coffee, you may need to add some sugar or flavored syrups to enhance the sweetness. Not for Everyone: If you prefer straight, unflavored coffee, this might not be the pack for you, as the variety is entirely flavored. Real-World Performance: I’ve been using these pods for the past couple of weeks, and I’m thoroughly impressed with the consistency and quality of the coffee. Each cup brews to the perfect temperature and has the right balance of flavor without being too strong or too weak. I particularly love the Cinnamon Roll flavor for a cozy afternoon pick-me-up and the French Vanilla for my morning routine. The Hazelnut flavor is another favorite—it’s aromatic and rich without being overpowering. Why It’s Worth It: If you enjoy flavored coffee and are looking for a variety that won’t break the bank, the Two Rivers Coffee Flavored Coffee Pods Assorted Variety Pack is a fantastic choice. The range of flavors ensures there’s something for everyone, and the coffee itself is high-quality and convenient to brew. Whether you’re a fan of sweet, nutty, or dessert-like flavors, this pack delivers delicious options that elevate your coffee experience. Final Verdict: The Two Rivers Coffee Flavored Coffee Pods Assorted Variety Pack has exceeded my expectations. The rich, smooth flavors, the wide selection of options, and the convenience of the pods make this an excellent purchase for anyone who loves flavored coffee. It’s the perfect way to enjoy different flavors without the hassle of complex brewing methods. Highly recommend for coffee lovers who want a convenient, flavorful, and cost-effective way to enjoy their daily brew!

Bought these as a gift for my grandparents that use a keurig all day. I thought the flavors seemed fun, different, and the variety was awesome. My grandparents LOVE them and have been raving about them ever since. They love trying the new flavors and how rich the flavors are. Will be buying for them again, especially at this price point!

Great coffee! Very good value and very tasty and smooth going down. They worked great in my keurig 2.0 and were just strong enough to leave me happy.

I love trying new flavors with my Keurig, and this variety pack was perfect for that. The cost is great, and the selection of flavors is even better. I prefer sweet coffee and don’t like anything too strong, and most of the flavors in this pack were right up my alley — sweet, fun, and flavorful. It’s also a great option if you’re new to coffee and want to figure out which flavors you enjoy. Plus, it’s perfect for guests or for an office setting since everyone can pick what they like. Definitely recommended if you love variety and enjoy sweeter coffees.

Some of these are really very good and some of them are, unfortunately, just tasteless. So, as a project to keep my self entertained, what I did was that I ended up writing little mini reviews for each flavor. I tried them first all at 8 oz. and then the second time through I tried them at 6 oz.. And for some of them, the smaller amount of water really helped, but not for all of them. And if you don't want to read the whole thing, when I was done I bought two more variety packs. One of them was just Crave, because those are delicious. Van Der Laan Crème de menthe: Mint is not strong at all. You can drink it but it’s really not that good. Gets better as you drink it. // At 6 oz. I liked it a lot more (however I did get called away for 10 minutes after 2 sips and it was cold when I came back). I think that it was significantly better though and the mint was certainly stronger. Junior Mints: It’s not the strong peppermint that I was hoping for but it’s pretty good. // Pretty good but I think the Van Der Laan Crème de menthe at 6 oz was better which is a reverse of how it was at 8. Mucho Gusto Mexican Spice: Had this strong cinnamon smell that got me excited but ultimately tastes kinda watery. Has a spicy-burn aftertaste, but up until then it’s just mostly tasteless. // At 6 oz. it’s really still not any good at all. It might even be worse. Tasteless. Shame because of that cinnamon smell but there’s nothing there. Sugar babies: Weird taste and weird smell, maybe this is how the candy is. Don’t really like it but it is strong though so it makes me excited for the other candy ones. // Still not good at all. Charelston Chew: Another weird one but not a strong taste. Bland. // Not so bland anymore but it’s still not that good. Pingo Caramel: Artificial, low-calorie sweetener tasting. // At 6 oz. it’s maybe a little better but it’s still not good and still has a strong artificial sweetener taste to it. Crave Milk Chocolate: It’s good. Strong smell, tastes like hot chocolate. Really best one so far. // Ended up being more like 7 oz but this one is still very good. Cold Stone Strawberry Blonde: Maybe a little watered down but I like it. Does have this strawberry dessert taste and aroma to it but it feels a little distant so might work better at 6 oz. // Don’t know if it’s better at 6 oz, maybe a little bit, but it’s still pretty good. As it cools down and I continue to drink it I do think that the strawberry is stronger. Brooklyn Milk Chocolate: Don’t think that it’s as good as the Crave one but this is also pretty good. Maybe a little watered down in comparison, but it’s very nice. // Not exceptionally different. Still pretty good. Bosco Caramel: This is nasty, and watery, and not good. I’m tempted to throw it away. Why was this George’s password? // At 6 oz. it is noticeably better. It’s still not that special, it’s weak, but it’s no longer offensive. Crave Dark Chocolate: Not as good as the milk chocolate one but still fairly good. // Still pretty good. Mucho Gusto Caramel Cream: Again with a strong smell but not at all with a strong taste. It’s much more like a heavily altered, and weakened, coffee rather than a hot chocolate. It’s nothing special but it’s better than the Mexican Spice at least; I’m mostly just curious what it will be like at 6 oz. // Same story as before. It just doesn’t taste like much of anything. Cold Stone Cake Batter: Really smells like chocolate cake, and honestly tastes more like the batter than the actual cake, which does fit the name. I like it. // Strong taste but more artificial, like candy, almost, I think I liked it better at 8. It was good though. Van der Laan Raspberry Truffle: Forgot until it was almost cold. At first seems ok but has this weird medicinal, metallic taste to it. // The more you drink, the more ok it gets, but it’s not that good. At 6, the Menthe is much better than the Raspberry. Bosco Butterscotch: Maybe a little better than the Caramel, but not really. Still very watery and not good. When it wasn’t so hot it seemed to get better. Not great, but not awful. // Still pretty tasteless. I’d say that the Caramel is better at 6 oz. than this one is. Tootsie Roll: The smell is stronger than the taste but it’s fairly good, especially closer to the bottom. // Tasteless at 6. I don’t think that the was another water to suck it up out of the kpod at its consistency. Opened it up, dumped what was in it into the cup, and it helped. Brooklyn Midnight: It’s good. Strong taste but not sweet. It’s almost like the cake batter one. // It’s still really good. Pingo Cookies and Cream: That low-calorie sweetener taste is less pronounced with this one but is definitely still there. // At 6 oz. it was actually kinda tasty. Pingo Milk Chocolate: It’s ok. It’s not strong, it’s not that good, but it’s ok. It’s one that might work better at the 6 oz. // In contrast to the Cookies and Cream at 6, this one is actually not that good. Brooklyn Campsite (marshmallow flavored): It’s really, really good. The marshmallow is there, and it’s just tasty. // It’s still the second best. And that’s the last one. After trying all of them, first would be the Crave hot cocoa, then the Brooklyn campsite, then Brooklyn Milk Chocolate, then Crave Dark and Brooklyn Midnight together, and then the Cold Stone ones together, and then Junior Mints, and then the Tootsie Roll, those are all pretty good.

I have drank LOTS of coffee and tried MANY different brands and this one by far is the best I’ve ever had. Whatever the label says it’s supposed to taste like is exactly what it tastes like. Prepare to be amazed. I turned around and ordered a second box quickly. Now, for the mystery flavor, there’s only one in each box but to me, it’s a waste of a pod. I can’t figure out the flavor but me and my coworkers sampled it and Menthol Cigarettes was the consensus. Yuck on that one but that one pod won’t keep me from ordering them. I came to do a review after ordering a third box and this half written review was still sitting here waiting to be submitted LOL! I can’t say enough good things about this coffee. The flavors are all so good! My only gripe has nothing to do with the coffee but rather the pod itself. The material on top is so tough, I fear I’m going to break my keurig handle one of these times. Mannnnn, that stuff is tough lol. I would just suggest trying to make it a little easier to puncture.

When I read that this was a 40 count package, I was thinking that there's probably at most 20 different flavors, 2 pods per flavor. Nope! There are 40 individual flavors. Or maybe 39 + 1 mystery flavor. I've tried a couple of the flavors and so far, surprisingly(?) they've all tasted like their noted flavor. I tried the "mystery" pod first and it tasted like a cherry cordial. That may align with the "Friendly's Black Cherry Chocolate Chunk", but I haven't tried it yet. I also looked at the respective stamping on the side of the two pods and they were different. (I thought maybe I'd be clever and see the same stamp 😄) I've had a total of (4) flavors and so far, they've all been solid flavor-wise. Obviously, if you're a coffee connoisseur, then this isn't the group of coffee that you're looking for. But for me, I don't really care for the flavor of plain "black coffee" in any roast type (light, medium, dark, etc). And I put in my own homemade creamer as well, so I like the variety of flavors. At a current price of 52¢ per pod, I think this is a solid value and I'll definitely consider coming back to it again or trying a similar variety from this brand.