Overview
Two Hazelnut Coffee’s go Head to Head in a K-Cup Coffee Review.
Coffee & Description
Timothy’s Hazelnut
Hazelnut candy aroma with sour, fake hazelnut flavor and a thin body.
Green Mountain Hazelnut Extra Bold
Mild hazelnut aroma, nuttiness with a medium to heavy body.
Timothy’s Hazelnut
2 out of 10
Aroma: 5
Acidity: 2
Body: 1
Flavor: 1
Aftertaste: 1
Green Mountain Hazelnut Extra Bold
3 out of 10
Aroma: 6
Acidity: 2
Body: 4
Flavor: 2
Aftertaste: 2
Question of the Day?
What is the weirdest thing you have ever eaten dipped in chocolate?
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Jason, I’m wondering how a 1Quickcup Hazelnut might compare to a whole bean Hazelnut coffee. Like you, I am not a fan of flavored coffee, but I wonder if the difference is the one company over the other, or if it is just the single serve brewing method. I occasionally use a Flavia and am not crazy about even their more standard coffees.
qotd? I have also had a chocolate covered cricket. It was sort of like a Mr. Goodbar or a Hersey’s with almonds — you taste mostly chocolate, but it has a little crunch to it.
I prefer Gloria Jean’s Hazelnut
Wow, chocolate covered bacon sounds like fun!
QOTD – I’ve had a chocolate covered twinkies before. Those were delicious but way over the top.
@Simon Prince – I will be tasting that on the next K-Cup Episode.
Like Neil – I have never been a fan of flavoured coffee, particularly company made gear.
While not a coffee exclusionist, I consider these kind of beverages to be “coffee like drinks”.
Never would it occur to me to ask a guest if they would like a coffee, and THEN ask them how much hazelnut they could like in it LOL.
Chocoloate dipped bacon?
Yup it’d be fine.
QOTD: I have eaten so many things dipped in chocolate, I think my weirdness is due to the variety, rather than single odd things. Someone gave me a genuine 70′s fondue set a while back. We have a “dip what you can find” ploicy if ever it is fired up!
I’m completely against flavored coffees. Its for the same reason that I refuse to put milk in my coffee. Its taking away from the integrity that makes a coffee unique. Its making the coffee more generic. Also, I kind of feel like its a slight to coffee farmers. Imagine taking a Rembrandt and making it into wallpaper.
This is in regard to flavoured coffees. Shanda, I emphatize with you on your feelings about putting flavourings in coffee. It is like mixing gingerale with a high shelf bourbon that is meant to be drank alone by itself.
However, with this in mind, and for those out there who like a flavoured coffee I have
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Regards,
Dan Ciskal
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