Relax with the comforting aroma and flavor of bakery fresh chocolate cake. This coffee features the unique sweetness of a creamy German frosting that blends caramel and vanilla with toasted coconut. This coffee is as good, or better, than the dessert it was named after!
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Package Length:
9.1 inches
Package Width:
7.8 inches
Package Height:
6.1 inches
Package Weight:
1.7 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 199 reviews
Features
Coffee K-Cup for Keurig Gourmet Single Cup Brewer; no messy grinding or clean up
Airtight to lock in freshness and flavor
Brewing occurs inside the K-Cup so no flavor residue is left behind to spoil the next cup.
Single-serving packaging means no mess or wasted pots of coffee; for use with Keurig brewers
Please note: 'regular', 'bold' and 'extra bold' refer to the amount of coffee in the K-Cup
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Average Customer Review: ( 199 customer reviews )
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46 of 46 found the following review helpful:
Best Chocolate Flavor by Far Sep 18, 2008
By A. Parsons I'm a chocoholic and have tried every mocha, swiss almond chocolate, etc. coffee I've ever seen, k-cup and not k-cup. This is the best. It may actually be better than German chocolate cake--it's like a no-cal, fat-free dessert. My favorite way to drink it right now is to throw in a packet of Splenda and a little bit of Organic Valley chocolate soy milk, though it's good without sweetener or creamer. It's chocolaty, with a hint of coconut. I highly recommend for anyone who likes coffee (it's not a weak coffee, like most of the flavored kcups I've tried). Also, Amazon's price for Timothy's is the best I can find, subscribe and save price comes out to around $0.37 a cup. Enjoy!!
26 of 26 found the following review helpful:
YUUUMMMMMMMMMY Feb 14, 2007
By S. Garbacik
"Create Contentment"
Thanks to our purchase of a Keurig, I am a converted coffee drinker. Timothy's German Chocolate Cake is my absolute favorite. A delectable blend of warm caramel and coconut gives this coffee a deliciously sweet note while retaining a medium-bodied blend. It isn't too sugary - it's just right! In fact, my hubby and his coworkers all claim this as their number one flavored coffee too. It is scrumptious.
15 of 15 found the following review helpful:
My favorite K cup flavor Aug 20, 2007
By J. Woods I have purchased numerous K cup flavors from different companies. My all time favorite is Timothy's German Chocolate Cake. It is not too sweet with just the right amount of chocolate. It is a medium blend that is not too acidic but not too mild. I will continue to buy this item for as long as it is available. I highly recommend you try it too!
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
The BEST flavored coffee Apr 03, 2008
By Mr Goodwrench This is by far my favorite flavored K-cup. I have it on subscription from Amazon and find that I keep having to bump the shipment up a week because I am running out. It may not be for the "coffee purist", but for those who are looking for an aromatic and flavorful cup, this is the one. Some have complained about the lack of a strong chocolate or coconut taste. This is, after all, coffee. It has a hint of both, but it is not overwhelming. The aroma when it is brewing is great. I am amused by several reviewers who state they don't like flavored coffees and then proceed to downgrade it. If you hate flavored coffee, why would you buy it in the first place? I don't consider myself to be a coffee snob. I just know what I like and this is it.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
desert and coffee all in one Jan 26, 2007
By Leonard A. Abazorius
"brushes"
My husband drinks this every evening after diner. He says it is like a desert without the calories. I do not drink flavored coffee as I don't like it, but if you are one that does, I urge you to give this one a try.
based on 199 reviews
Best Chocolate Flavor by Far Sep 18, 2008
By A. Parsons
