Are you a big fan of Italian Barista K cups?

[Jillpie]

I have been a huge fan for many years now, and always bought them at Bed, Bath and Beyond. Now that they're going to be closing, I'm in panic mode. I never see them sold in my grocery stores and I tried Amazon, but they tasted awful, almost like they were a knock off. Where do you buy them?

 

[Jillpie]

Just bumping this thread. I am down to one box of 48 from Bed bath and beyond and kind of panicking. I can't seem to find them anymore. Any ideas?

 

[AgentMama]

Can you buy that brand outside of K cups and just fill a reusable K cup? Way more environmentally friendly than all those single use plastics as well.

 

[monsterkitty]

Office Depot comes up when I googled these K Cups, as did Walmart.

Overstock has a Bed Bath and Beyond section on their site. They might have them

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[NYCgrrl]

I completely missed the K cup trend. When I need a cup of coffee I reach for Starbucks instant (purchased via Amazon in reusable tins) and a pot of boiling water. Pretty good for a non coffee “drinker“; I get particular about tea instead.

 

[luvmarypoppins]

My Dh would get the barista prima brand Italian roast and French bold dark roast from bb and beyond. Now we found the French roast on amazon.

 

[NannyBeBe]

Bed, Bath and Beyond only closed their brick and mortar stores. They are still fully operating online. The do carry several brands of K-cups. They may carry the ones you are looking for.

 

[Jillpie]

Thanks everyone. I have checked the new BB and beyond online, they do not carry them. You cannot find this brand unless you buy the k cup, no luck there. I'll keep searching.

 

[monsterkitty]

The BB&B k cup were manufactured by Green Mountain if my source was correct. Your last box should have that information. I did find the Italian Brista Prima K-Cups manufactured by Green Mountain here:

Barista Prima Coffeehouse Single-Serve Coffee K-Cup Pods, Italian Roast, Carton Of 24

It could be also that when BB&B closed, they sold their K-Cup brand to Green Mountain or another company who has changed the recipe a bit but still markets it as Italian Barista