Keurig Coffee K-Cup Pods: 96-Ct (Various) from $39, 88-Ct Dunkin' $39 + Free S&H

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  • Our research indicates that this deal, for the 88-Count Dunkin' Original Blend Coffee (Medium Roast), is $7.44 less (16% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $46.43 at the time of this post.
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Is there any reason posts like this don't include the price per cup? 🤔

You took the time to reply, but not to do some simple math?

$0.41-$0.44 /cup. Must find cheaper but thanks OP.

I was able to use $30 Rewards points on my order from the Airpods Pro deal. Thanks OP!

there are 10/50 & 15/60 coups out there. just gotta search.

I'll take a shot at your question...
This deal has multiple products, at different quantities (ex. 88 or 96), and at different prices ($38.99 - $44.99) and thus, someone would have to do a whole lot of extra work to give you price per cup. This deal was posted by staff - who make a lot of posts per day, so I'm guessing they did not have the time to price out per cup but elected to just put it out there...and let the community thumb up or thumb down on the deal. In this case, the thumbs up are winning...so it must be a good price.

Of course, it would be helpful if you or someone else wanted to go through and price out the most popular items and quantities and make your own post about price per cup. We all have a calculator on our computer, device, phone...

Google AI is your friend and can provide a wealth of additional knowledge on this subject: See below.

(well, I would have posted something here but SD will either cut a link so it does not work or just URL Block it - so that we can't help each other - Does SD offer a URL shortener??)

From Google AI (since SD won't allow long URL's)

The current Staples pricing on K-Cup coffee pods is highly competitive and beats long-term historical averages, though iced tea pods remain premium-priced. [1]
📊 Pricing Comparison Overview
Product Category Staples Current Promo Price Historical Market Average Market Position Bulk Coffee Pods (96 ct)$0.41 / pod ($38.99 total)$0.50 to $0.65 / pod Excellent Deal (Bottom tier pricing) Iced Tea Pods (24 ct) $0.68 to $0.70 / pod ($16.29+)$0.60 to $0.75 / pod Standard Promo (Average savings)
🔎 Key Historical Trends & Context

• The Coffee Pod Benchmark: Historically, standard coffee K-Cups have hovered between $0.50 and $0.75 per pod for bulk everyday brands, while premium options reach up to $1.10 per pod. Getting a name-brand variety pack or medium roast at $0.41 per pod sits right at the lowest historical floor typically reserved for generic or extreme warehouse discount sales. [1, 2, 3]
• The 2024–2026 Inflation Spike: This deal is especially strong given recent commodity pressures. Due to extreme weather events in Brazil and Vietnam alongside global supply chain shifts, grocery store coffee prices jumped roughly 21% between 2024 and late 2025. Many bulk 96-count brands are tracking at retail prices closer to $49.00 to $51.00 ($0.51 - $0.53/pod). [1, 2]
• The Single-Serve Convenience Premium: While $0.41/pod is an excellent price for a Keurig user, single-serve coffee structurally remains more expensive than bulk brewing. Standard ground coffee averages about $0.20 to $0.40 per cup to brew traditionally at home. [1, 2]

I did do the simple math. I just took time and so did most smart people, that's where the value of these posts is dimished. Lol.

With all the time you just spent, you could have just posted the price per cup.
AI is probably writing these at this point and we know many of these are more ad than a desire to save us money at this point. All I'm saying is to at least do the division on the cheapest option.
If I see 10 posts like this and each one has different prices and different counts, it becomes a lot of work everyone is doing to get to the only really important number. Obviously the amount of coffee in each pod at type is important too.
What you're saying is you prefer a less valuable shopping site.

These Dunkin' Original Blend K-Cup pods cost $0.44 per cup (rounded from $0.4431).Price BreakdownTotal Price: $38.99Carton Count: 88 K-Cup podsCalculation: $38.99 ÷ 88 pods = $0.4431 per pod

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I think price per cup isn't strictly necessary for coffee drinkers to decide what constitutes a good deal. I'm a coffee drinker and I know the general cost of box of 88-count or 92-count K-cups. (Just like I know the general cost of a 12-pack of soda pop.)

KCUP prices are going up . Keurig dot com hardly has any $10 a box (for 24) anymore and has also had shrinkflation (ie many brands now 20ct or 22ct)

I really do want two 96 boxes but if I can find a coupon I guess I'll stock up...

They do usually go a little less with S&S on amazon but I havent been getting the offers