San Francisco Bay Coffee Breakfast Blend, 80 OneCup Single Serve Cups

Product Description

Are you looking for delicious, gourmet coffee available in a wide selection and at great value? Then "San Francisco Bay Coffee" is for you. We've developed a line of unique custom blends, exotic regional coffees, and single estate coffees available in 12 oz. and 2 lb. bags. All are environmentally and socially responsible gourmet coffee offered at the best possible prices. We stand for premium, sustainable, fair and direct trade coffee and tea at prices you'll love! We like to say our products are grown for good. Our Community Aid Program has restored thousands of acres of rainforest by farming only with shade grown farms, and planted our own coffee on our own organic farms. Our OneCup single serve coffees are compatible with Keurig K-Cup brewers and other brands of single serve brewers.

Product Features

Central and South American beans perfectly blended to yield a delicious, satisfying coffee
Compatible with Keurig K-Cup brewers and other single serve brewers, not compatible with Keruig Vue or Rivo
OneCups are 97% biodegradable so you can protect the planet while enjoying delicious coffee
Inspected repeatedly before, during and after roasting
Grown responsibly and Fairly Traded

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(1,920 customer reviews)

5-stars! Can't beat the price and quality of this coffee!, June 18, 2013

Antonio J

Howdy! I've bought many orders of the San Fran Bay Breakfast Blend coffee and I must say that I have ZERO complaints. No bugs (as described by other ads) and I personally think the coffee is quite good. For the price, you really can't beat 80 k-cups for only $29 or $27.55 if you select the subscription option.

This particular blend is perfect as it's not weak, but its strong enough for me as I enjoy a bold flavor coffee without that burnt/French roast flavor. To give you an idea of their coffee flavor "strength", this Breakfast Blend is stronger than any of the Green Mountain offerings (except the French Roast) but slightly less bold than a Newman's Own "Medium Roast Coffee Extra Bold". Hopefully that will give you an idea of where this coffee stands on a strength scale.

As others have mentioned, the big difference is in the k-cups. They're not your standard completely-enveloped-in-plastic design, there is a top and the bottom is an open filter.

Solid Cup of Coffee!, June 13, 2012

KEVIN (MD, US)

This alternative to the traditional plastic K-Cup caught my eye immediately because of the price. I have been buying the basic Ks from for years, always pretty much around the same price, and have been eager to see the drop in prices once Green Mountain's patent expires on the technology. This company found a unique way of getting around the patent with these filter-exposed cups. To our benefit, this brand sells more for less, and that to me was worth the try. I chose the Breakfast Blend because I normally drink the Coffee People Donut Shop, which I too love, and I thought this would be the closest match. This turned out to be true, both are smooth and not too strong or robust. Both have good flavor without being over the top. As for the style of the cup, as all others have said, it does not have the plastic canister look, but rather just the filter, which I personally like. Unlike the traditional cups, you get a whiff of coffee just before you put it in the machine,.

great coffee, July 17, 2013

wilson (las vegas)

I was given some SFB Fog Chaser awhile back and really liked it, but i'm not much of a coffee expert and it was on the bold side of flavorful. So i wanted to try a less bold coffee for my one cup/day. I've found over the years that "breakfast blends" tend to be milder, hence this purchase. I really like this blend.

As others have noted, SFB K-cup coffees are really tea bags with a K-cup top to hold it in the brewer. This seems to work as well in my K-cup machines as the regular cups. I can't discern any difference in brewing. they do tend to hold a minor amount of residual coffee on the lid, so there may be a minor amount of additional cleanup involved from time to time.

This is a good coffee at a good price. if the packaging is better on the environment, good on SFB.br />
afterthought: Keurig lost their patent infringement suit against SFB for the latter's "tea bag" K-cup design. SFB also claims to have a zero carbon footprint, shade.

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