Amazon Brand - Solimo Light Roast Coffee Pods, French Vanilla Flavored, Compatible with Keurig 2.0 K-Cup Brewers, 100 Count

This coffee has good flavor. I have bought it many times. Cost is reasonable!

This coffee is OK I think tastes as good as top brand's so I will give it a five star

I've ordered these 100 count boxes 29 times over the past couple of years and every single pod in every box worked flawlessly... until the last box I received. Every single pod clogs up my Keurig and every cup of coffee is absolutely filled with coffee grounds. It clogs the Keurig so badly that it actually turns off my Keurig to prevent backflow pressure damage (kudos for Keurig to have such a feature). I switched to another brand from a grocery store and those all work flawlessly. There is 100% something defective in Solimo's most recent French Vanilla pods and makes the coffee undrinkable unless you enjoy eating finely ground coffee particles. This is not an isolated incident as others are reporting the same issue. What was one a nice cheap and delicious source of k-pods can no longer be relied upon.

Good French vanilla coffee. The price makes it taste even better 😋 👌

I keep trying other coffee, that I hope to be better than this, but I keep coming back to this. Best I've found so far!

This was my 1st time Purchasing a box of Solimo French Vanilla coffee pods and after using x6 of them....x3 out of those 6 pods leaked coffee grounds into my cup making it undrinkable. I cut open the pods and those three leaky pods did NOT have any filters inside. The other 3 pods (that worked fine) had filters inside. How does the manufacturer's machine miss putting filters in??? So far that means 50% of the pods I've used, do not have filters which is VERY unprofessional in the coffee pod world. In fact, we were so frustrated with it that we drank one of the ground filled coffee cups (instead of wasting it) and it severely upset his stomach after about 30 minutes of drinking it and lasted a couple of hours. He didn't even consume the pile of grounds that settled to the bottom of the cup...just the ones floating around in the coffee. So that makes me question the coffee bean quality. The taste is okay and it smells good while brewing but I'm VERY disappointed in the pod quality. Such a huge risk of wasting your money when potentially 50% of your purchased product is non-consumable. I will NOT be wasting my money on another purchase of Solimo brand coffee.

I bought the blonde French vanilla flavor mainly because it was the cheapest blonde roast pod I could find on Amazon in bulk. To my surprise it tastes amazing! I'm paying less than 30¢ per pod with these compared to some that are 40¢ or more and it tastes better than most!

Unlike some other reviewers, I could care less that the pods came jumbled in the box (that's pretty common with any of the boxes of pods that I've bought). For the price, this was a screaming deal. Even the Great Value (Wal-Mart) brand of French Vanilla K-Cups comes out to about $0.39/cup, whereas these were about $0.27/cup when I purchased them. So I really couldn't complain about the price. It was the flavor that just wasn't there for us. I don't consider us coffee snobs, by any means. The description here, by Amazon, says "if you like Dunkin Donuts coffee, try these." Well, we don't have a Dunkin Donuts in our area, so I didn't really have a comparison. But I figured, since we like the cheap Great Value brand French Vanilla coffee, how bad could these be in comparison? My husband is pickier than I am when it comes to coffee. If I'm to be honest, he doesn't really like coffee flavor at all, which is why we get French Vanilla, because it's usually a Light Roast and then it has the flavoring in it, which helps to disguise the coffee taste. We can't taste any French vanilla flavoring in these k-cups at all, and the coffee flavor is a bit stronger than the Great Value brand. I'll probably end up drinking most of these, myself, to ensure that they don't go to waste. They're not undrinkable, but they're definitely not what I was expecting.