Melitta Coffee Pods, Buzzworthy, Dark Roast, 18 Count (Pack of 4) 72 Total Pods

I think I may have tried just about every major brand of pod coffee available. Some are good, some just OK, and some can only be described as bilge water. I've wanted to try the Melitta One brand for quite some time, but they never seemed to be in stock. When I finally was able, I gave Buzzworthy a try, and I have to say, I'm not disappointed in the least. This particular roast is strong, aromatic, heady and a real pleasure to the palate. Being a fuller pod, it fits much better in the double pod holder - don't forget to wet the bottom of the pod before pushing it firmly into the holder. This seems to do the trick, with consistent, dark, rich cups of coffee being rewarded each time. I feel this coffee is at least as high a quality and flavorful as Wolfgang Puck's strongest brews, so give Melitta a try if you like Puck's product (I do). Buzzworthy is a much more cost effective cuppa Joe without sacrificing anything in the taste or caffeine department.

Fits the Senseo, use the double pod holder. Grandpa Jarhead likes his coffee on the wimpy side, an old Marine, go figure, he uses 1 Buzzworthy pod on the double cup setting. One pod on the single cup setting on the Senseo coffee maker will give you a right decent cup of coffee, strong with no bitter taste. These pods don't produce as much "crema" as the senseo pods, they are too thick for the single pod holder and a little too small in circumference in the double pod holder to provide a tight enough seal, the pod paper is more loosely woven and the water flows through a bit too quickly. Heads up to strong coffee lovers, when I brew these pods the initial flow is usually mostly water. I catch this in a dummy cup and when I see the coffee start to drop I pull the dummy cup and switch it with my coffee cup. It's not perfect for the Senseo, but it will do nicely if you're in a pinch.

This coffee was such a dissapointment! I ordered it as a subscribe and save and after going through the first box, I replaced the Melitta coffee pods with Baronet coffee pods. The Melitta pods were never consistent. Sometimes I would get a cup of medium strength coffee from the pod and most times I would get a cup of coffee so weak, you could see the bottom of the coffee mug. For those looking for a coffee pod that gives you a rich and strong cup of coffee, buy the Baronet pods. I LOVE them! Each cup of coffee is consistently strong, flavorful and bold. If you like your coffee strong, you will not be dissapointed!

I got these pods for a small pod compatible coffee maker I have in my office. I like strong coffee, so I thought these looked like a good bet. They make a stronger cup then other pods I've tried, but it is still not as flavorful as my regular coffee I make at home. I definitely can't make more than an 8 oz cup with these pods (my machine will let me pour up to 16 oz of water in)or it would just be flavored water.These pods are bigger and fuller than other pods, but it's not getting drastically different results. The price is right though and I'm saving money making my own coffee rather than buying it at the 'Bucks or elsewhere. It is also convenient to use these pods in an single office environment where dealing with coffee grounds is more hassle than it is worth. It just doesn't taste anywhere as good.

I love my Melitta One:One single pod Brewer. In the hopes of adding some variety I recently ordered five different pods from an online distributor: Kenyan, Kona, Columbian Supremo, Jamaican and even an FTO Small Village bean, each a different label. Needless to say they cost a pretty penny. After trying all five, I am floored to say my favorite is still the one I've been drinking daily for years: Mellitta Buzzworthy. It's dark, bold and smooth with no bitterness. I like a rich robust coffee and this one will always be my go-to brand. I stock up when the price is lower, as it can fluctuate up or down by as much as $6-7 in only days.

This coffee has become my morning ritual because in my opinion it is the best coffee pod for the price out there, though I haven't tried the other Melitta roasts (those are next on my list). It is so dark and rich, with a chocolate taste and a great body- reminds me of a good Americano (blows a Starbucks Americano out of the water). I've found the best method to getting the best out of this pod is to brew it using about 7 ounces of water with my BUNN MC pod brewer, on the 'tea' setting. This makes a very strong brew, so I add about 2 or 3 ounces of hot water to round it out. My only complaint about these pods is the consistency. It seems like I get a bad, bitter tasting pod here and there. There is also kind of a dry aftertaste. But in all honesty, it could be something I'm not doing right in the brewing process. I'm only taking off one star since I don't know what the issue is. Otherwise, I'm very very pleased with this coffee. I've not felt the need to go to a coffee shop since I purchased it. I will definitely be buying again.

I had resolved to myself that I was going to have to replace my pod coffee maker until I searched Amazon and came across their huge assortment of pods. These are the first pods I've tried and they were fantastic! I prefer a dark, strong coffee and tend to drink it black. These pods don't disappoint!In my coffee maker (an older Senseo) , these pods are a little too big for the single pod holder and a little too small for the double pod holder. I use the single holder and a little care and I've never had a leak. I use one pod and the two cup setting for a perfect 8 oz cup of coffee.

The coffee is pretty good but it does not fit a Senseo well. The pod is too big for the single pod holder and is too small for the double pod holder. The result for me is I get either a too weak full cup or a too strong half cup. I end up having to turn the machine off about 3/4 through a full cup cycle to get it the way I like it. Granted, it takes 2 Senseo pods to make a good full cup but at least I can make a good full cup without having to guess when to turn the cycle off. I find it puzzling that these guys wouldn't just make their pods in the right size for either a half cup or full cup the way a Senseo was designed.There may be other pod machines out there where these pods work well, but that is not a Senseo.