beaniac Flavor Freak Madagascar Vanilla, Flavored Light Roast, Single Serve Compostable K Cup Coffee Pods, Organic Arabica Coffee with Natural Flavors, Keurig Brewer Compatible, 30 Count

Very good coffee.

I love that this company actually listened to what people didn’t like about k cups and improved the product for our concerns and preferences. I stoped using the k cups because of the heated plastics. This is a compostable cup! The smell and taste of the coffee is great. Thank you for listening to your customers.

These little coffee pods come in two nice, resealable bags with 12 in each bags. The little coffee pods are so cute but also convenient and easy to use in a kcup coffee machine. What i also found great that i really like about these is the pods are biodegradable, which is a win for the environment. That makes me happy!! Now upon opening the bag i could smell the amazing aroma coming from these. It was even better when it starting brewing. I'm not much of a plain, straight coffee drinker. I usually add something to my coffee. I tried this without anything and the taste was absolutely delicious. It was so smooth with a mix of just the right flavors. I also tried it with adding some milk and sugar and was also yummy. I literally love this coffee. I will be getting more of this!!

Decided to try the beaniac Flavor Freak Madagascar Vanilla organic coffee. These coffee pods are for most k-cup brewing machines but they will not work in the Keurig 2.0 machines. The pods are packaged into two resealable foil bags to keep them fresh. The flavor of the coffee is rich and smooth with a great aroma. On my machine, I brew the pods on strong with 10 oz of water and get a great cup of coffee. Unlike the traditional k-cups made of plastic, these pods are 100% compostable and are not harmful to the environment. I drink many different brands of coffee and in my opinion, the beaniac Flavor Freak Madagascar Vanilla is a very good choice for coffee lovers. #CATCHTHEBUZZ

The coffee has a great taste to it. It is also very smooth with no after taste. It comes in a resealable bag with keeps the coffee extra fresh verses a normal K-Cup pod. The coffee puts off a strong aroma during brewing. My wife was a little skeptical about trying a brand that we had never heard of, but she was pleasantly surprised with how much she liked it. We will definitely be buying it again and will be trying some of the other flavors.

First and foremost, to me "organic beaniac blends are sourced in part from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms where coffee grows as it should - in harmony with nature". Creating sustainable/nature friendly techniques that work with nature and not against it. These are the world's first plant based, 100% compostable "coffee pod". I can literally take these out with my other organic materials and add them to my compost pile. It always bothered me that the brand I have used for many years was plastic. I do love my coffee; I was fully expecting to have to compromise the quality and flavor of the coffee in order to take advantage of the eco-friendly pod...NOT SO!! The coffee is great, I got the "Flavor Freak Madagascar Vanilla", it is fantastic. The aroma of the Vanilla when it is brewing is delightful, and the coffee is smooth and rich, very nicely done. I was impressed. The only drawback to this coffee is the TWO heavy plastic freshness pouches. I understand the reasoning, as the pod itself is made of biodegradable mesh and would do nothing to maintain freshness, however, it is a little disappointing a company who has spent so much time/money/research/energy and has made it their mission to be as eco-friendly as possible has 2 heavy plastic resealable bags for 30 coffee pods as part of their packaging. It kinda defeats the purpose a little bit? But overall, I really like this product and will be a regular customer.

The beaniac Flavor Freak Madagascar Vanilla coffee works well in my Keurig and makes delicious coffee. (I realize the pod design is more environmentally friendly than typical Keurig pods, but the only drawback to these beaniac pods is that they don't fit into my countertop coffee pod carousel.)

This brand has a nice sweet and a little nutty flavor. I love that the materials are all recyclable. And, although this is a light roast, I do wish that it was a little stronger in the flavor department. Otherwise, I like it, I would probably get it again and I would recommend it to any coffee drinker.

I was given the “beaniac Flavor Freak Madagascar Vanilla Flavored K-cups” to try. My first observation is the packaging. I understand “going green” is the future but the fact that it is a mesh bottom and not a solid cup means that I can’t store it in my K-cup holder like other coffees so I had to find another place to store them. These Kups are also not sealed, so you have to store them in a ziplock bag to prevent them getting ruined by moisture. Would you leave your coffee container open to the air? Of course that’s a minor inconvenience in the grand scheme of saving the planet but it should still be noted. Keurig K-Cups have a special ink on them to prevent “unauthorized” or generic K-kups being used in their machines. Think of it as DRM for coffee. Due to the “eco” material used to cover the Kups, my Keurig had a hard time recognizing them. As such, they were rather difficult to use – maybe one in 4 would be recognized. I ended up cutting the foil top off one of my other brand k-kups and putting it on top of these beaniac ones for the machine to even use them. On to flavor or should I say lack of flavor. I like light roast coffee and I especially like flavored light roast, Vanilla or Cinnamon being my favorites. This had no flavor at all. It barely even had a coffee flavor. I used a Cinnamon creamer and no other sweeteners and that was the only thing I tasted. Is it possible that the creamer overshadowed the coffee’s flavor; yes, but if that is the case then it still speaks to the fact that the coffee’s original vanilla flavor is just too week to register. If you want a strong vanilla or even a light coffee flavor then this is definitely not the cup for you. Bottom line: while I appreciate what they are trying to do with their product packaging there are better more flavorful options out there.

The advertisement on the box clearly says "works with K-cup Brewing systems. This is not true. Immediately my Keurig coffee maker rejected it and the message on my display says "pod not compatible with Keurig ".