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Gevalia Signature Blend Mild Light Roast K-Cup Coffee Pods, 84 ct Box
Gevalia Signature Blend Mild Light Roast K-Cup Coffee Pods, 84 ct Box
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Overview
- Brand : Gevalia
- Item Form : Capsule
- Flavor : Signature
- Caffeine Content Description : Caffeinated
- Roast Level : Light Roast
About this item
- 84 Gevalia Signature Blend K‐Cup Light Roast Coffee Pods
- Gevalia Signature Blend Light Roast Coffee K Cups provide the perfect care for the perfect cup
- Each box of Signature Blend K Cups deliver light roast coffee to your home
- Our K Cups coffee is crafted from 100% Arabica coffee beans sourced from around the world
- Gevalia Coffee K Cups are compatible with all Keurig 1.0 & 2.0 brewing systems
- All our single serve pods use slow roasted, snap cooled beans to lock in flavor and aroma
- Each light roast K‐Cup Pod is great for those keeping Kosher
- SNAP & EBT eligible food item
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