Customer Reviews

Caribou DaybreakMorning Blend K-Cups 108 Count for Keurig Coffee Makers

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Right after we tasted this coffee we knew it had to be on our regular shopping list. It is mild with the right amount of taste. Try it and you will not be dissapointed, unless you perfer the bold tasting coffees.

We normally love Caribou Coffee and have tried quite a few of theirs over the years. We just recently bought this one, Daybreak, on sale, and were underwhelmed. It is just too ordinary tasting for our taste buds. We are currently using and LOVING the Caribou Sumatra blend which is rich and very robust. Reviews are subjective, so I just wanted to comment that this is the first Caribou we ever tried that was not fabulous; we just prefer stronger flavors.

This is my husband's favorite k-cup yet and he's tried many. He usually goes for darker roast in "regular" coffee, but k-cup bold flavors seem a little to bold for him. Just right taste - not all that "light."

I am very particular about coffee. For years the only type I would drink was Wawa regular, which is very smooth. When I got a Keurig for Christmas, I ordered a lot of sample packs to try various blends. Daybreak Morning is my favorite. It is smooth, mild, and full of flavor, but not too strong. It is very good black, which is how I like it. Daybreak Morning is going to be my regular coffee on the days that I don't go to Wawa.

This is the worst tasting coffee I have ever had. I cannot imagine that people have given this 5 stars. It is bad.

I only drink black coffee, so it has nothing to do with additives or sugar. It is bitter and watery, with a bad taste. Yuk.

When I picked up a box of Caribou Coffee, Caribou Blend, K-Cup Portion Pack for Keurig K-Cup Brewers, 24-Count, I really thought I'd found the best good-cuppa-coffee to please everyone in our household. Caribou is a coffee company that is very popular in Chicago and are known for producing great quality coffee. With their reputation, I've always been eager to try the other blends that are available in k cup form, but they are often hard to come by.

I ordered a 5 k cup sampler size of this blend directly for Keurig because I was so happy with the Caribou Blend that I couldn't wait to try the company's other offerings. I'm so thankful I did, because the Daybreak Morning Blend just hit the original blend out the park!

I enjoy a medium roast with a kick. Just because I don't like a dark, bitter cup of coffee doesn't mean I want to skimp on flavor or aroma. And Caribou Daybreak really delivers in both of those departments. This tastes like a fresh brewed cup that you'd pick up at a coffee shop. It goes great with a little skim milk, too. A perfect compliment to breakfast with a caffeine kick to get you going in the morning.

The only downside to this blend is that I haven't been able to find it in store near us. So we have to order it online, which seems a little pricier (surprisingly). Oh well, I still think this blend is completely worth it. It's my new go-to k cup!

The product is excellent that is why I ordered the 108 K cups only to be called and told that there was a typo and it was only 18 K cups. Even though I received the 18 Kcups without shipping charge I was disappointed with the typo not the seller.
I do appreciate the seller contacting me with immediacy and informing me of the error. Whoever typed the 108 Kcup ad shame on them.

I have used this coffee for some time in my machine. This was a refill. The order came in a timely manner and I received exactly what I ordered.

This is just a ripoff!!! Amazon sells Caribou DaybreakMorning Blend K-Cups 108 Count for Keurig Coffee Makers for $71.99 is ($71.99/108=$0.665) $0.665 per cup. The Caribou Coffee, Daybreak Morning Blend, 24-Count K-Cups for Keurig Brewers for $14.50 is ($14.50/24 = $0.604) $0.604 per cup.

I received 108 Caribou Daybreak Morning Blend K-cups as ordered. I have used 2 1/2 boxes (approx 45) and 90% of the K-cups tear across the top when the pin of the Kureg brewer pierces it. Coffee grinds get into the cup or water spills out of the plastic insert and flows out of the machine. I contacted Caribou and they said they supply the coffee to Kureg and I should call them. Why should I have to go through this hassle when I've spent so much money on a product. If there is a defect in the manufacture of these K-cups, THEY SHOULD BE PULLED FROM THE MARKET! I hope Amazon reads this review since they put THEIR GOOD NAME on the product. I have never had any problem with Green Mountain or Timothy's K-cups and continue to use what I have in stock. I hope buyers learn from my experience. $60 plus dollars wasted!!