Amaretto flavored coffee K-Cups with sweet almond and maraschino cherry flavor in a 12-count box

Amaretto Flavored Coffee K-Cups

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Amaretto Flavored Coffee K-Cups

Amaretto blends the flavors of sweet almond and maraschino cherry with fresh-roasted Arabica coffee.

There’s more to amaretto than almond.

Inspired by the distinctive character of the classic Italian liqueur, this flavored coffee combines rich, sweet almond with subtle maraschino cherry for a cup that is warm, aromatic and surprisingly complex.

We begin with 100% Arabica coffee roasted in small batches. Almond provides the smooth, nutty foundation, while cherry adds a delicate fruit note that brightens the cup and brings out amaretto’s unmistakable character.

The result is elegant enough for an after-dinner cup but smooth and approachable enough to enjoy any time of day. Despite its liqueur-inspired flavor, this coffee contains no alcohol.

  • 12 single-serve coffee pods
  • 100% Arabica coffee
  • Rich, sweet-almond flavor
  • Subtle maraschino-cherry undertones
  • Smooth, aromatic finish
  • Contains no alcohol
  • Compatible with most Keurig® brewing systems
  • Fresh roasted in Maxatawny, Pennsylvania

Enjoy it black, add cream for a softer dessert-like cup or use it as the foundation for your favorite specialty coffee drink.

Classic amaretto character—one cup at a time.

Also available as decaf Amaretto coffee pods. Explore more flavored coffee K-Cups from Firehouse Coffee.

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Daniel McCarthy

My wife and I really enjoy the Amaretto coffee. One minor hiccup we had a few orders ago was the lids to the k-cups would lift open around the edge. Not entirely but just enough to allow coffee grounds to pass through. We thought it was out machine, so we tried the k-cups on two other machines with the same results. So…..all we did was tear off the lids to the remaining k-cups and brewed a pot rather than a cup.