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Make your morning more convenient by adding coffee pods from CVS to your routine. Whether you like basic black or flavored coffees, our selection of coffee pods has options that tempt your taste buds and bring on the caffeine you need to start your day. Coffee pods from top-notch brands, such as Green Mountain, Peet's and Gevalia, ensure a high-quality sipping experience each time you pop one into your single-cup cafetera.
How Do You Use Coffee Pods?
Using coffee pods requires pairing them with compatible single-cup coffee brewers. Though made popular by Keurig coffee pods, they work with virtually any brand that accepts K-Cup pods. Some coffee pods, including Lavazza Espresso Armonico, work only with Nespresso-compatible coffee machines. No matter the kind of coffee maker you use with your coffee pods, however, the brewing process works the same.
Single-cup coffee brewers deliver a single, perfect cup of java like this - you load the coffee pod into your brewer, which pushes a hole into the top and base to enable highly pressurized water to pass through the top, then flow through into your waiting mug. The brewing process itself typically takes less than a minute, making using coffee pods a fast, easy way to get your favorite hot beverages quickly when you're running late or in a hurry.
Can Coffee Pods Expire?
Expiration dates are printed clearly on each box of coffee pods available at CVS. In general, however, coffee pods in most stores have expiration dates about a year out from the date of purchase. Some claim that due to the hermetically sealed design of coffee pods they may be alright to use after their "best use" date, since the airtight construction keeps out moisture, sunlight and oxygen. If you discover coffee pods with a rip in the lid - regardless of the expiration date on the pod or package - throw them away immediately or return them to the store to avoid potential contamination risks.
Which Coffee Pods Are the Best?
The best coffee pods are the ones that you personally enjoy the most. People have diverse tastes, with some enjoying the richness of jet-black dark roast coffee, such as Peet's Major Dickenson's Blend, and some adoring the nutty aroma and flavor of Dunkin' Donuts Hazelnut K-Cup pods. If a stop at coffee shops, including Starbucks, appeals to you, try Keurig coffee pods that deliver a fresh, hot cup of favorites, such as Pike Place Blend Medium Roast. Indulge in hassle-free espresso with Cafe Bustelo Espresso-Style coffee pods, or sip a light roast breakfast blend from Green Mountain in the mornings to start the day refreshed and ready to go.