Hydrant™
Decaf Hazelnut Flavored Coffee - KCups

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Decaf Hazelnut Coffee K-Cups – Hydrant Hazelnut™

 

Smooth, nutty and packed with the comforting aroma of roasted hazelnuts, Hydrant Hazelnut™ Decaf Coffee K-Cups bring one of Firehouse Coffee's classic flavors to a convenient single-serve decaf coffee pod.

Each cup delivers the warm, toasted flavor of hazelnut flavored coffee with buttery undertones and a smooth finish—without all the caffeine.

The Story Behind Hydrant Hazelnut™

Hydrant Hazelnut™ was inspired by my days at Fleetwood Fire Company and one of those firefighting jobs most people never think about: flushing fire hydrants.

During the heat of summer, we'd spend long days driving around town opening and flushing hydrants. It could be hot, wet, dirty work—but it was also part of maintaining the water supply firefighters depend on when a fire happens.

And when those hydrants opened up, neighborhood kids would sometimes come running over to splash and play in the water.

Those memories became the inspiration for Hydrant Hazelnut™. The fire hydrant is one of the most recognizable symbols of firefighting, and for me it also brings back memories of summers spent working around the firehouse and the community.

Now we've taken that story and paired it with the rich, comforting taste of decaf hazelnut flavored coffee.

Smooth Hazelnut Flavor Without All the Caffeine

Our decaf begins with Swiss Water® Process decaffeinated Arabica green coffee beans. We fresh roast the decaffeinated beans in small batches and then add our hazelnut flavor.

The result is a smooth Decaf Hazelnut Coffee K-Cup with a rich nutty aroma, toasted hazelnut character and buttery finish.

Pop one into your compatible single-serve brewer for an easy cup after dinner, during a night shift or anytime you want the taste of hazelnut coffee without all the caffeine.

Hydrant Hazelnut™ — inspired by the hydrants, the firehouse and the community around them.