18 Best Decaf K-Cups For Your Keurig Machine

A sweet and nutty flavor with some kick-ass strength, you wouldn’t guess it was decaf! It does have a surprisingly strong hit, with a touch of that mild bitterness we coffee fanatics love.

At over 60 cents per k-cup, these aren’t the cheapest on the market, but they’re reasonable.

If you want a decaf K-Cup that doesn’t taste like decaf, this could be your go-to. It is full-bodied yet smooth and doesn’t kick you with a bitter or acidic aftertaste.

It depends where you get them and how many you purchase in bulk, but they’re reasonable for the quality and eco status.

Thanks to the dark roast method and iconic Peet’s coffee house blend, these cups tickle your taste buds with a deep, rounded flavor. They’re perfect decaf for coffee enthusiasts who have to cut the caffeine but need that “real” coffee taste.

Old Peet is pretty expensive, but if you’re limiting it to one a day, it’s all worth it.

A fresh, clean flavor that eases you into the day. The light roast and Arabica characteristic is sweet and fruity, with no flavor lost due to the decaffeinating processes. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters doesn’t have that acidic, bitter kick other blends have, perfect for newbies.

At just under $20 for a pack of 32 decaf k-cups, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Breakfast Blend are reasonable, but not the cheapest out.

These decaf k-cups don’t taste like a decaf coffee, with a very strong and bold profile. Ideal for true coffee lovers who are used to serious brews.

At just over 50 cents per k-cup (depending on where you find them), they’re reasonable.

This is a k-cup for true coffee lovers who like to drink their coffee black to harness that rounded, rich flavor. With minimal acidity and plenty of depth, this is a crowd-pleaser.

At 50 cents per k-cup, they’re smack bang in the mid-range (but pretty affordable, really).

If you love a medium-roast brew with a smooth appeal without the hard knock of a dark roast, check these out. The flavor is full and sophisticated, but light enough for coffee newbies.

At under $45 for 96 k-cups, the price is fair indeed.

This brew goes down smoothly, with a medium roast and well-balanced flavor that won’t pack a punch but doesn’t skimp either.

As you’d expect from the brand, these are cheapies.

Since the coffee beans are lightly roasted, there’s a hint of acidity and a bright-yet-complex flavor. Relaxed enough for newbies, complex enough for coffee snobs.

When you can catch these in stock, they’re mid-range.

The dark, French roasting process offers a rich, strong, and bold coffee reminiscent of the caffeinated stuff. If you love smokey, chocolatey flavors, give these k-cups a brew.

At just under 70 cents per k-cup, these babies are slightly more expensive than others.

A smooth yet full-bodied brew with minimal bitterness. On the bolder side, but not overpowering. An excellent option if you like your coffee black, without sugar.

At around 50 cents per cup, Original Donut Shop Decaf is pretty affordable but not ultra-cheap.

The medium roast Arabica coffee beans offer a bold-yet-smooth decaf with hints of sweetness and chocolatey depths.

At over $1 per k-cup, these are high-class cups for sure.

These are the best decaf k-cups if you’re looking for a mild and easygoing taste that won’t leave you with a mouthful of intense coffee flavor.

One thing’s for sure, these are the best decaf k-cups for very tight budgets.

We honestly have no idea how the Barista Prima Coffeehouse managed to make this decaf coffee. It tastes amazing – and strong. It’s simply remarkable how rich and bold and just like “real” coffee it is.

And, yet, it is a decaf coffee. For those of you that are interested, the company does use chemical processing to decaffeinate it, but we’re almost certain you’ll get over that quickly if you’re looking for a decaf that doesn’t make you feel as though you’re missing out.

While it’s not the cheapest coffee, it’s one of a handful that should ever be considered – and comes out time and again at the top of the list.

• Beans: undisclosed origin
• Roast: Dark
• Body: Body
• Pack sizes: 24, 48, 72
• Price: Around 70 cents a cup

These k-cups pack some excellent flavor (just like caffeinated coffee) that won’t blow your tastebuds to pieces. The medium-roast Arabica coffee beans are rounded yet mild enough for newbies.

At just over 40 cents per decaf k-cup, these are a budget-friendly option.

The name gives it away, a “tall, dark and handsome” flavor with plenty of strength, sweetness, and nutty toastiness. Great for coffee lovers who love a brew with body.

If you can track these down, they’re reasonably priced.

The medium roast is a great compromise between the freshness of a light brew and the dark-and-stormy depth of dark roast. Great for coffee lovers and newbies alike, without harsh bitterness.

At around 50 cents per k-cup, they’re reasonably affordable.