I love flavored coffee and this variety box from Brooklyn Beans Roastery didn't disappoint. It was definitely a fun pack of K-Cups. I loved just reaching into the 40 K-Cup box and pulling one out, putting it in the Keurig and enjoying a delicious cup of coffee.
Included in the box were the ones listed above as well as many others like my Cyclone which is a nice full bodied darker coffee and my daughter's favorite
Fuhgeddaboutit. We also got some Corner Donut Shop, Breakfast Blend, French Roast, Brooklyn Bridge, Colombian (my husband's favorite) and even a decaf! Who drinks decaf anyway? I always keep them on hand just in case a decaf person visits me.
There is definitely something for everyone in these variety boxes and if you are like me and believe variety is the spice of life, enjoy trying different coffee, and like surprises this is for you.
I took about 100 pictures of the K-Cups and can't find them. Grrr...Anyway trust me, you
will love this coffee.
To Order:
Enter for a chance to win a box for yourself by filling out the form below before my birthday August 13th!
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary box of coffee to talk
about and host this giveaway. No monetary compensation was offered or
received.
From the
son of legendary Academy Award winning director John Avildsen (ROCKY, THE KARATE KID)
comes the highly anticipated supernatural thriller AMERICAN SATAN,
and its new trailer just reached over two
million views in less than 2 days. AMERICAN SATAN is
shaping up to be the next rock-n-roll classic, starring Malcolm McDowell (A
Clockwork Orange), BooBoo
Stewart (X-Men: Days of Future Past), Mark Boone Jr. (Sons
of Anarchy), Andy
Biersack (Black Veiled Brides), and John Bradley (Game Of Thrones). In theaters everywhere on Friday,
October 13th, we'd love to set up an interview with director &
writer Ash
Avildsen and/or the film's stars (depending on
availability) to discuss the evil twists and turns within. 
Set in
the land of dreams, AMERICAN SATAN tells the story of a young rock band, half
from England half from the US, who move to the Sunset Strip to chase their
music dreams. Living in a van, their passion and talent exceed their
means to survive when an enigmatic stranger (Malcolm McDowell) preys on the emotional
turmoil lead singer Johnny Faust (Andy Biersack) finds himself in turmoil after
learning of his mother's (Denise Richards) illness. Manipulating this
time of weakness for the band, he offers them a deal that will set them on a
path of fame, fortune, and ultimately dark destruction. Caught in the middle of
a pact with the devil himself, their music and controversial altercations end up
influencing society beyond anything this century has seen.
