Here At Last! Starbucks K-Cup® Packs Available in Our Retail Stores

re: Here At Last! Starbucks K-Cup® Packs Available in Our Retail Stores

Cafejo — Fri, 10 Aug 2012 21:00:08 GMT

Check this out... Cafejo's My French-Press brews K-Cups. This is a great way to let people enjoy the convenience and quality of your Starbucks Coffee K-Cups without buying an expensive Keurig maching.

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sbx_bean — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 16:54:31 GMT

@Twisted Sister - your idea for a decaf K-cup option is currently being reviewed by the team. We should have an update to share later this year.

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Twisted Sister — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 23:27:18 GMT

A lot of us enjoy your decaffienated coffees, but it would be so nice to find even one variety in K-cup form. I bet there would be a "run" on them if they were made available, especially in the Starbucks stores.

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caramelmaclove — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 06:34:48 GMT

Colombia K-Cups.. I love Starbucks I drink every single day to start my day. Favorites skinny and caramel macchiato and skinny vanilla latte hot or cold <3

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HELENHARRIS — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 03:43:02 GMT

NOW THAT YOU ARE GOING TO SELL THE "k" CUPS IN YOUR STORES, DON'T FORGET TO STOCK DECAF "k" CUPS FOR THOSE OF US THAT CANNOT DRINK CAFFEINE IN OUR COFFEE.....THANKS IN ADVANCE.

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cosmicnun — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 00:45:32 GMT

I'm a big Starbucks fan and I love you guys, but seriously... it turned my stomache the first time I saw a Starbucks label on a box of K-cups in the grocery store. These things are an environmental nightmare. Estimates are that one cup of coffee from a K-cup uses EIGHTEEN TIMES the resources as a single cup of coffee made by other means (single-cup pour-over, coffee maching, percolator, french press, etc.)

Starbucks also announced front-of-store recycling by 2015. Why sell something as destructive as K-cups and their machines and then put resources into recycling when the K-cups ARE NOT RECYCLEABLE? Can we finally have a frank, straightforward conversation about purposefully engaging in selling environmentally destructive product? Does the average K-cup user know the facts about how environmentally greedly those little conveniences are?

I dare Starbucks to publish accurate information and statistics about K-cups to customers!

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littlewoman953 — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 23:32:29 GMT

The Keurig coffee machine is too expensive for us who live on a fixed income. I still would like to taste your different coffees in my house. I still like my idea of selling a selection of 1.6 oz of Starbucks coffee bags so we can taste all your coffees without having to buy the pound of coffee.