Maxwell House Decaf Singles Original Medium Roast Ground Coffee Bags (19 Count Boxes, Pack of 4)

This is just good old Maxwell House coffee, but it tastes fine and I love the option of brewing only one cup at a time (without having a ginormous trendy coffee maker on the counter. I have plenty of counter space, but I got rid of my trendy single-cup brewer because it's huge, ugly and actually stopped working after a few months. I also use a French press now and then, but sometimes, life needs to be easier. I grew up in the era when coffee was coffee, and it didn't cost $5 a cup at, well, you know.One tip - if you use large mugs, use two bags. The flavor will be more robust. These bags are designed for smaller cups, which is fine, because it's sort of an industry standard of measurement.

Great tasting coffee, a cup at a time. However, don't leave the bag in the cup! The cord on the bag acts like a wicking agent, the tag gets wet, and if left for a couple of hours, the coffee left in the cup ends up on the surface outside of the cup. When my husband stopped drinking coffee, it seemed silly to make a whole pot for me. I didn't want the expense of buying the newer individual coffee brewing system and searched for an alternative. This is it! He drinks tea and I can have my decaf!

I've contacted stores in California, Colorado, and Texas, hoping family members could mail me Maxwell House Coffee Singles, but none could find them. They must only be sold in stores east of the Mississippi River.I've purchased this 4-box pack via Amazon several times, and the cost is less per single than if I bought Folgers Singles at a local store. This really is the way to go when only one person wants to drink coffee. You don't waste coffee grounds. Just boil 8 oz of water for one single or 16 oz for two; pour, wait 60 seconds, dip for 15 seconds, and you're done! If you like strong coffee, just let it sit longer.Maxwell House singles have a smooth, pleasant flavor that don't give me heartburn like other instant coffees.

I like these coffee singles when I don't want to make a whole pot of coffee. They taste good for decaf. But the last time I bought them in April they were $28. Now they are $75! They also used to be Prime. Difficult to find in stores. Oh Well, guess this product is going away. Back to K-Cups...

A retired co-worker loves this coffee and can no longer get it in the grocery stores. We meet for lunch and I presented it to her all wrapped up, gift wrapped and all. She was sooooooo overwhelmed. Because she said she'd turned to another less satisfying brand. She's excited knowing all she has to do is long on to Amazon.

Like the flavor, and more convenient (& compact) than percolator when camping. We searched all over for these, as we've used them and like them before, but I could only find on Amazon. Unfortunately, only come in a 4-box pack, which will last for several years (if they stay good). I don't drink Maxwell House or any canned coffee, but I like these (good enough for camping anyway). We get the decaf and regular.

Fast, hot and cheap. When I want a good cup of coffee I don't use these I make fresh ground in my french press. But mostly I use these bags. One problem is that I've received a high percentage of bags with manufacturing defects, like the bag trimmed too far so the coffee falls out.

I bought it for someone else who had to switch to decaf after some medical issues and recently lost (it broke) his Keurig. He LOVES it! Very easy to make and apparently good tasting. The only reason I’m not buying it again is because he’ll be sure to do so in the near future. Thanks!