- Does it taste like regular Starbucks House Blend?
- It keeps the toasty, cocoa-leaning profile of House Blend, but most drinkers find the decaf version a little lighter in body.
- Is it compatible with all Keurig brewers?
- It comes as standard K-Cup pods, which fit Keurig brewers that take K-Cups, including most current models.
- How much caffeine does it have?
- It is decaffeinated, so caffeine is largely removed, though decaf coffee can still contain trace amounts.
- Is it a dark or light roast?
- It is a medium roast, balanced between brightness and body rather than dark and smoky.
- How many pods come in a box?
- The box holds 10 K-Cup pods.
- Is it good for iced coffee?
- It can be brewed over ice, but its lighter decaf body may taste weak when diluted, so brew a smaller, stronger cup.
- Where is the Starbucks K-Cup Coffee Pods, Medium Roast Coffee, Decaf House Blend, 100% Arabica, 10ct cheapest?
- At Fresh Enough, for $6.45, as of our latest check.