Additionally, the fact that it is both Kosher and Halal certified means that it meets the dietary requirements of a wider range of people. One of the biggest advantages of this coffee is that it comes in a convenient K-cup format, making it easy to brew a cup at home or at the office. So, grab your favorite K-Cup brewing system and enjoy a delicious cup of coffee today!ĭunkin’ Donuts Original Blend coffee is a great choice for coffee lovers who prefer a medium roast. Whether you’re a fan of classic blends or flavored options, Dunkin’ Donuts has something for everyone. So, there you have it, our top picks for the best Dunkin’ Donuts K-Cups for Keurig. It’s also compatible with all Keurig K-Cup brewing systems, so you can enjoy it at home or on the go. Made with 100% premium Arabica coffee beans and natural flavors, this coffee is both delicious and easy to make. It has a rich and creamy flavor that is perfect for any time of day. This flavored coffee is perfect for those who love the taste of hazelnut. Last but not least, we have the Dunkin’ Donuts Hazelnut K-Cup Pods. It’s also compatible with all Keurig K-Cup brewing systems, so you can enjoy it at home or in the office. The blend of Arabica coffee beans and vanilla flavoring creates a smooth and delicious coffee that is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. This flavored coffee is perfect for those who love a sweet and creamy cup of coffee. If you’re in the mood for something a little different, we recommend trying the Dunkin’ Donuts French Vanilla K-Cup Pods. Plus, it’s compatible with all Keurig K-Cup brewing systems, so it’s easy to make a quick cup of coffee anytime. It has a rich, bold flavor with a smooth finish that will leave you wanting more. Made with 100% premium Arabica coffee beans, this medium-roast coffee is smooth and delicious. This classic coffee has been a fan favorite for years, and for good reason. From classic blends to flavored options, we’ve got you covered.įirst up on our list is the Dunkin’ Donuts Original Blend K-Cup Pods. We’ve compiled a list of the best Dunkin’ Donuts K-Cups for Keurig, so you can enjoy your favorite coffee in the comfort of your own home. A good seal is supposed to be melted into the plastic cup so that it can’t leak out the contents, like the good cup on the left.Hello there coffee lovers! If you’re a fan of Dunkin’ Donuts and Keurig K-Cups, then this blog post is for you. You can see no filter material on the back side of the bad cup where it wasn’t sealed, and the rest of it has the remaining shreds of material where I tried removing it for recycling the cup. Compare my photo showing good cup on left and bad one on the right. Long story short, the poor sealing job at the factory had caused the grounds to come out into the coffee. I repeated the process with the “good” K-cup and found that the interior filter was completely intact and fully sealed all around the top. After carefully pulling off just the foils, I emptied the grounds and discovered that the defective one had a built-in filter that was not completely attached around the entire top area a 1” section of the circumference was unsealed to the plastic cup. Puzzled, I then dissected the two spent K-cups (Green Mountain brand) to see if the first cup had a problem and yes, it did. I then tried another cup of coffee and it came out perfectly. I did as advised and made sure the needles were clear and the black upper gasket was in place and all was well. I just inherited a single serving Keurig and after cleaning it, I made my first cup of coffee with it only to discover grounds were all in it…yuck! I searched on the internet for answers and read this thread. Please try this and let us know if this works for you. It is a temporary work-a-round, to say the least, but better than having coffee grounds where they ought not be. From that discovery forward, I've had no coffee grounds in the coffee cup or spewing outside the machine. Now, I press the flashing start button, and gently apply pressure to the silver rim, to restrict the "heads" up and down motion. It took a while for me to actually notice it. I have noticed a slight movement in the "head" when the brewing process is active. Somewhere in this process, I get grounds in the coffee cup and randomly grounds spewing out the sides of the machine's head. Normally I walk away to do other things while the coffee brews. See if your unit behaves as I describe here:Īt point of brew, I press the flashing start button. Having punctured the lower portion of the pod, this releases the internal pressure. Then gently press the upper lid to flatten it out. I am using Peets (French Roast) Coffee Keurig Pods. From cleaning to rubber gaskets/ring replacements and the unit continues to randomly put grounds where they ought not be. I've tried some of the solutions mentioned above.
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