Crazy Cups Flavored Coffee Pods Variety Pack, Medium Roast, Single Serve in Recyclable for Keurig K cups Machines, 50 Count

I had ordered these for my daughter and was so satisfied I placed an order for myself! I'm really enjoying the convenience of using the coffee pods and the flavors!

Love these! Hands down my favorite flavored coffees! Great assortment! Have ordered many times!

Read comments about k-cups breaking and leaking and grounds ending up in the cup, but I never had that issue. I was pleasantly surprised at the flavors and varieties offered. For a medium roast there was ample flavor.

I was a little nervous about trying this based on multiple other reviews of expired cups, exploding cups, noncompatibility with the Keurig but I have had none of those problems. While there are repeats of brand names, there were no repeats of flavors under the brand name. For the most part an impressive array of flavor choices and brands I didn't even know existed, which is the entire purpose behind this item; exposure and the ability to try multiple different flavors and/or brands without committing to a single purchase of any one specific thing. How do you know you'll like it unless you can try it first? Three complaints in order of importance for me: 1. The ONE flavor I was desperately hoping for was the peanut butter & jelly featured in the picture as a potential inclusion and yet notably absent. It's a terrible idea and one reviewer was even aghast at it, saying it was awful. That made me want to try it all the more. I want to try the horrible idea! 2. There were 7 variations of vanilla. SNORE. Most boring, overused flavor possible. The only time I will make one of these is if I have no other options and even then it will first be the Wolfgang Puck vanilla french toast just because that sounds at least slightly different from french vanilla, vanilla and vanilla caramel. To be fair, the Green Mountain vanilla caramel cream is pretty good but is safe. I want weird. I want unusual. 3. There were 4 or 5 variations of hazelnut. =small eye rolling= I've not tried any of these yet because again, you can find hazelnut everywhere. Another "safe" but boring option. What I liked: Blueberry pie. Smelled like it. Tasted like it. Very nice. Butter pecan. Lovely rich smooth flavor with the buttery sweetness of pecan. Cake batter. Didn't expect to like this one but it wasn't too bad. Chocolate cherry decadence. I wouldn't exactly call it decadent but it was a nice mild flavoring, allowing the coffee itself to shine. Most coffees that contain "cherry" are cloying in both aroma and flavor and this one is well balanced. (what IS decadent and ISN'T in this pack is Gloria Jean's raspberry chocolate lava--now that's some good stuff). Flat out didn't like: Cake Boss chocolate cannoli. Dear God. Yuck. The smell alone was offputting and I could only drink about half of it. I adore coffee so for me to not finish a cup on purpose says a lot. I still have many more yet to try and will come back to review those, except for the vanillas and hazelnuts because TBH, nobody cares about those flavor reviews. We all know what to expect with them. If I ever decide to use one of them AND its remarkable to the point of commenting on, I'll make note of it but again, nobody cares about reviews on a coffee flavor you can find everywhere in every combination. Still to try are 3 weeks' worth of flavors such as jamaican, Santa's white Christmas, some other white strawberry Christmas blend, the Moose Munch flavors, the Guy Fieri fudge something, Entenmann's, salted caramel, and many others. I will add an update later. UPDATE APRIL 2020: The Wolfgang Puck Vanilla French Toast was a complete surprise in that it was VERY good. Specifically, I really feel that you can taste the crispy edges you get with actual french toast. Pleasant aroma, smooth, good balanced flavor again with that crispy buttery slightly cinnamon flavored edge you get on a good piece of french toast. That one is the standout of the entire batch and it's classified in the big vanilla cache. All the other vanillas were "meh" as expected. Incidentally, the other flavors were not particularly noteworthy in that I would never consider buying any of them to drink every day. Fun to try and again, good exposure to different flavors.

These are fantastic. Hard to pick a favorite. So many flavors. All fantastic

I love the fall flavors and I would buy them again for sure!!

I’m a Crazy Cups fan because of the unusual flavors. I don’t love the K-cup concept but recognize that, in the today’s office environment, they are a necessity. After Covid, a lot of companies no longer allow communal coffee machines. Or water fountains. Sorry, future generations. This particular iteration offers more offbeat flavors than in their ground coffee. The collection is called “Flavortopia” and flavors range from Banana Foster Flambe to Cinnamon Churro to Berries and Cream(?) to Vanilla Pumpkin Spice. I’m willing to try flavors I don’t think I’m going to like for the risk/reward of finding a new favorite. It’s $29 for 50, which comes down to about 60 cents each – cheaper than any take-out coffee. Unlike some of the other K-Cup flavored curated collections, this has duplicates. The Two Rivers package doesn’t – there are 40 different flavors from different manufacturers. This collection is all medium roast while the Two Rivers mixes in flavored dark roast as well. This is a great gift (or break it up into multiple stocking stuffers) for the people in your life who like the IDEA of coffee, not necessarily the unaltered taste of it. For a really great gift, add in a four-function electronic milk frother and an electric mug warmer. The lucky recipient will look at you, say, “This was your idea? Thank you so much!” while you nod proudly. No one needs to know.

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