Timothy's World Coffee, Kona Blend, K-Cups for Keurig Brewers, 25-Count Boxes (Pack of 2) | 
| Brand: Timothy's World Coffee
List Price: $27.90
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Rating:  58 reviews
Sales Rank: 8
Number Of Items: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 8.5 x 7.8 x 6.2
ASIN: B000HZH8NU
Release Date: August 21, 2006
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| Features:
| • | Case of two boxes, each containing 24 K-cups (48 total K-cups) | | • | Contains specialty grade, Hawaiian coffee beans; certified Kosher | | • | Mouth-enlivening brew with the flavor of tropical fruits and hints of chocolate | | • | Single-serving packaging means no mess or wasted pots of coffee; for use with Keurig brewers | | • | Hawaiian-grown beans roasted in Canada |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 53 more reviews...
 Timothy's Kona Blend - Flavor, Personality, No Bitterness October 24, 2006
Steven Tanzola (Phoenixville, PA USA)
20 out of 22 found this review helpful
If you get tired of the Green Mountain coffees, please explore Timothy's products. I wanted something with a little more body, flavor and smoothness, and I was very pleased to find Kona on the list. Part of the please is trying everything of course, and this one is well worth it.
Morning Joe, it's the Way to Go April 20, 2008
Maggie Mae (Memphis, Tennessee)
19 out of 23 found this review helpful
I am a coffee drinker of the first order. I used to drink a couple pots a day, but now I've cut way, way back, so now that I'm not into quantity, I'm into quality. I really enjoy, really savior a good cuppa joe. I've given up my Mr. Coffee and now have a Keurig Home Brewing System and I make my coffee a cup at a time and I really love it. It only takes a minute to make a cup and each cup is different, depending on my mood.
I've been drinking single serving coffee for a couple years now and have more of these little cups in my house than you can shake a stick at. For awhile I used a Chrome Carosel, made by Keurig, but I had to keep filling it and also it was kind of clumsy for me. Besides, my coffee affliction is way to huge to be held down to a little spinning coffee merry-go-round.
For the first few months my coffee problem went spinning out of control. I had boxes and boxes of coffee in my pantry, refrigerator, cupboards, garage, even in the trunk of my car, but now I've sort of got my gourmet coffee disorder in hand and down to twenty-eight flavors.
For Breakfast I have my favorite seven and they are:
Timothy's World Coffee, Extra Bold Fair Trade Nicaraguan
Timothy's World Coffee, Midnight Magic, Bold
Timothy's World Coffee, Kona Blend
Tully's French Roast Coffee
Coffee People Bold Black Tiger Dark Roast
Timothy's World Coffee, Morning Blend
Coffee People Coffee, Wake Up Call Bold
For Lunch I have my favorite seven and they are:
Gloria Jean's Coffees Hazelnut Coffee
Emeril's Big Easy Bold
Gloria Jean's Coffees Black Gold Extra Bold
Timothy's World Coffee, Private Blend
Timothy's World Coffee, Extra Bold Parisian Nights
Timothy's World Coffee, Colombian La Vereda
Gloria Jean's Coffees GJ Special Blend
And for dinner, yes I drink coffee in the evening as well, but that's not so bad, considering I don't drink, don't smoke, don't eat sweets and eat very little meat. Sometimes I'll eat meat, but not often, so a cup of coffee with dinner doesn't seem so bad, considering. If it kept me up at night, well then that would be different, but it doesn't. Anyway for dinner I'll drink one of these seven:
Tully's Full City Roast Coffee
Gloria Jean's Coffee, Mudslide
Timothy's World Coffee, Italian Blend
Green Mountain Coffee Dark Magic Extra Bold
Green Mountain Coffee Nantucket Blend
Timothy's World Coffee, San Lorenzo Dark
Gloria Jean's Coffee, Classic Reserve
And then there is my absolute favorite, number twenty-two and that is Extra Bold Rainforest Espresso, a Timothy's World Coffee.
I keep my little individual cup packages in three large assorted tupperware tubs, marked in Sharpie, of course, "Breakfast", "Lunch" and "Dinner". So when I reach into the breakfast tub for example, I never know which of the seven flavors I'm going to wind up with.
I don't drink coffee during my meal, but afterwards, instead of desert. It's a quiet time for me. I think and reflect over my coffee as I delight in each and every sip.
I know for some, having twenty-two different flavors of coffee in my kitchen might seem a bit much, maybe even a bit quirky, well everyone's gotta have their quirks, besides, I've cut way down.
Now, about that twenty-second flavor. When I absolutely have to have an extra cup during that quiet, coffee drinking them, then that's the flavor I go for. How often does that happen, when one cup isn't enough? Only about once a day. Still, from two pots a java a day, down to four cups, is a pretty good thing, I'm not as wired as I used to be, but let's face it, I'm still running on caffeine. That's not so bad though, better a coffee crutch than something else.
In my opinion these are the twenty-two best cups of joy in the whole wide world. At least the best twenty-two flavors I've come across in the hundreds I've tried. But please don't take my word as gospel, everybody's different. You have to dive right right in, take a chance, try several flavors till you find the one or the twenty-two that you like best.
 Inconsistant Quality of Flavor May 6, 2007
K. E. Steelman (Dacula, GA United States)
14 out of 17 found this review helpful
I love KONA and was looking forward to this blend, BUT it is always a gamble when I make it to see if it will be rich and satisfying or weak and bitter. This shipment of K-Cups shows no quality control at all. I don't know what happened, Timothy's is usually extremely good, but this is a BAD flavor for coffee lovers. Nothing makes me madder than to get a weak, bitter cup of coffee first thing in the morning. Don't buy this blend, you will be disappointed, I was.
 Bkfelix April 5, 2007
M. Moisson (Los Altos, CA United States)
9 out of 13 found this review helpful
Soft cup of coffee, better than most pods but not even close to a fresh cup of real quality Kona.
Excellent March 30, 2007
Patrick C. Johnston (Hacksneck)
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
Very excellent mild tasting coffee. K-cups are great. A one cupper has never been easier.
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