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K Cups Decaf

CASE - Decaf Colombian K-Cups | Timothy's | 96 K-Cups | 4 Boxes

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K Cups Flavored

Decaf hazelnut K-cups are a perfect blend of cinnamon, with the hint of hazelnut. Each box contains 22 K-Cups. Gloria Jeans is premier coffee roaster who specialize in flavored coffees. Gloria Jeans sends fresh roasted KCups each week. This makes a perfect after dinner coffee.

Decaf Hazelnut K-Cups | Gloria Jeans K-Cups

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K Cups Decaf

Colombian Decaf K-Cups by Diedrich Coffee is a favorite for decaf drinkers. All the sweet, caramel flavor wit h no caffeine. Soft, sweet, acidity, and wholesome body are the attributes which give this coffee such notable harmony and superb balance. It is somewhat nutty and has a caramel aftertaste. Diedrich Coffee is a full rounded cup of coffee.

Colombia Decaf K-Cups, Diedrich Coffee 22 k-cups

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Decaf Donut Shop K Cups from Coffee People are the decaffeinated alternative to their classic Donut Shop blend. Full bodied and very flavorful, you can enjoy the bold taste and have a restful evening at the same time. Decaf lovers rejoice!

Decaf Donut Shop K-Cups | Coffee People | 22 KCups

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Decaf Hazelnut K-Cups by Timothy's Coffee is the best-selling flavored k-cups available in decaf. Hazelnut, also known as Noisette has a luscious combination of medium roasted hazelnut coffee and French vanilla cream that's perfect for dessert!

Decaf Hazelnut K-Cups | Timothy's | 24 K-Cups

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Decaf Colombian K-Cups | Timothy's Coffee - Timothy's coffee is grown around the world with the highest quality of Arabica beans. Timothy's Decaffeinated Columbian Coffee is a pure medium roasted Colombian and caffeine free coffee that retains most of its original coffee character. A delicious coffee for those that like their coffee, but don't want all the caffeine. There are 24 k-cups in each box of the decaf coffee.

Decaf Colombian K-Cups | Timothy's | 24 K Cups

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Emerils Jazzed Up Decaf K-Cups coffee is a dark roasted, rich, full-bodied coffee that is smooth and satisfying. Jazzed Up Decaf is 100% Rainforest Alliance Certified. Emeril's coffee is bold with a clean finish. We drink this coffee after dinner. A nice strong coffee without the caffene.

Emeril's Jazzed Up Decaf K-Cups Coffee, 24 K-Cups

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Wolfgang Puck Chef's Reserve Colombian Decaf K-Cups Coffee is one of the creators personal favorites. This regular strength DECAF blend has a medium roast and will satisfy any lovers of rich Colombian coffee, especially those who enjoy decaf coffee. Wolfgang Puck's personal coffee blends are grown naturally and harvested from small estates around the world. Chef's Reserve Colombian K-Cups are used with the Keurig brewing system. Live Love Eat... and drink great coffee.

Wolfgang Puck Coffee K-Cups | DECAF Chef's Reserve Colombian | 24 K Cups

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Decaf French Roast K-cups is darkest of our roasts, it's toasty aroma and crisp molasses flavor is not for the faint of heart. Coffee People make a strong coffee.

Coffee People's decaffeinated french roast coffee gives you a deep, aromatic, a classic french coast cup of coffee. Hearty and rich, with delicately layered flavors of cocoa and rose swirling throughout this satisfying brew. Perfect after dinner with rich desserts or all by itself.

Decaf French RoastK-Cups | Coffee People | 22 K Cups

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K Cups Espresso

Decaf Rainforest Espresso K-Cups - Timothy's new Decaf Rainforest Espresso just might be the best cup of decaf you have ever tasted! This dark, rich, full-bodied coffee is smooth and sweet with a clean, clear finish. Timothy's pure origin coffee is grown around the world with the highest quality of Arabica beans. The result is a strong full bodied coffee, that is dark roasted with a clean finish. Great for an after dinner coffee.

Decaf Rainforest K-Cups Espresso - Timothy's Espresso - 24 K Cups

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Gloria Jeans K-Cup Coffee

Decaffeinating for Coffee Beans

Decaffeinating coffee beans may seem like a horrendous thing to do to such a wonderful and stimulating drink, but a lot of people do try to avoid caffeine for health reasons so decaf does serve its purpose. Since coffee beans naturally have caffeine in them, the only way to have a decaffeinated coffee is to actively remove it from the beans.

The processes used for decaffeinating coffee beans are pretty complex, and not really easy to explain to anyone who doesn't have a degree in chemistry.

In terms of maintaining the natural flavor of the coffee, and using the fewest chemicals, the Swiss Water process is considered the best way of decaffeinating coffee. Green (unroasted) coffee beans are soaked in pure water until all the caffeine and other chemicals have been dissolved from the beans. The caffeine is filtered out of the water, leaving an extract that contains all the elements of the coffee bean but without the caffeine.

Fresh green beans are added to this liquid, and the caffeine naturally dissolves but all the remaining oils and compounds stay in the beans because there is no variation between the beans and the liquid. This method has no harsh chemicals, and just relies on basic chemical principles to pull the caffeine out of the bean. Beans decaffeinated this way will cost more than any other methods.

The other more common method uses ethyl acetate to soak the beans and leach out the caffeine. It's not as healthy, but it's faster and cheaper for the manufacturer. Don't be fooled by labels that claim this is a natural method. Technically, ethyl acetate can be produced from natural sources (fruits or vegetables), but that doesn't make it any less of a chemical solvent. In some cases, synthetic ethyl acetate is used but it's still called a "natural method". If you want something truly natural, stick to Swiss Water decaf.

There are some other ways of decaffeinating coffee beans, such as the CO2 process method, and the triglyceride method. There are also other kinds of water processing that shouldn't be confused with the above described Swiss Water method. Swiss Water uses only water, but other types of processing use chemicals along with the water.

Even after all of this, there is usually still a little bit of caffeine left in the beans since it is chemically impossible to remove every trace. There is about a 97% reduction in the caffeine levels. It's usually not enough to cause any reactions to the body, and you won't notice any of the usual effects of caffeine. But you have any particular health issues where you cannot take any caffeine at all, then you really shouldn't be drinking decaf. It's definitely not caffeine-free.

Ironically, all of these processing options may become moot in the future as a naturally-decaffeinated form of the coffee bean has been discovered recently in Ethiopia. They are still studying the genetic flaw that keeps the plants from producing caffeine, but it could mean that unprocessed decaffeinated coffee beans may be on the shelves some day in the future.

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