Fireside Cider Peach Apple Single-Cup Cider for Keurig K-Cup Brewers, 40 Count

Okay Everyone this product works... but in response to your kuerig clogong or them not brewing here is the Fix!The granules in the cup get compressed together not allowing water to pass through. All you have to do is tap the k cup on your home counter a couple times. You will here the paricals in the k cup loosen up. Shake it next to your ear to make sure everything is loose. You can then brew without a problem.

The flavors are very good, but they kept clogging up my machine. I finally found a good work-around; open the pod and pour the contents (powder) directly into your cup. Select "hot water" on the Keurig, and "8 ounces" and press start. Stir with a spoon & enjoy. On a basic machine just press start with no pod in it. I think it tastes best with only 8 ounces. Note: a shot of Fireball tops it off really nice!

I know a lot of people have complained that these did not work well in their Keurig machines but I have to tell you that they are wonderfully flavorful ciders (all flavors are great)! I simply opened the top of the K-cup and emptied the contents into my mug and used the Keurig to dispense hot water directly onto the cider mix. Yes, there is some pulp in the bottom of your cup even after stirring but homemade cider often has this as well. If you don't like pulp, don't drink the last sip from your cup. These really are so DELICIOUS!

One star off because the batch I bought has clumps of the product in the kcup that aren’t dissolving. Instead they’re getting wet and plugging the flow out hole, making a mess. It’s something that happens with the non-coffee products. Shake the cup and if it doesn’t sound like loose sand, pick up another cup and see if it’s ok. If they aren’t ok, I’ve been opening them and dumping the contents into my cup, then putting the open, empty cup in the machine. Sometimes it works great, sometimes the water comes out all over the place. Regardless, the cider tastes awesome and I’ll continue buying it.

I have tried every apple cider mix out there! This one beats the Green Mountain by a mile! I had received a peach flavored Fireside K-Cup in a variety pack and I loved it so much that I came here to look for more but they were out of stock! So I took the risk and tried the baked apple! I'm so glad I did! The peach is fantastic and the baked apple is wonderful! It's like warm flavorful apple juice! Each pod only makes about 4 to 6 oz and I ad it directly in the bottom of my mug and then add boiling water and stir so that I don't mess up My K-cup machine. I will buy this again!

The peach apple one turned out fine and tasted good. The apple one looked like apple cidar but tasted like water. The pomegranate apple was pinkish red in color and tasted ok after stirring it. The Carmel apple cidar was terrible until I poured the rest of the pod into the cup of Carmel apple cidar and stirred it. Save your money and go with another brand. It’s more work using this brand of pods. You’ll have to empty the rest of the pod into your cup and stir it if you want it to taste ok. Grove Square brand is far better and taste good. This brand is going to be annoying to use and taste terrible without adding the rest of the pod to the hot cidar.

I've had this product before from a multi-flavor cider pack, however the quality seems to have gotten worse. The flavor isn't as good (more bitter), and the drink powder inside the k-cup doesn't completely dissolve during the brewing process. Opening up the foil and spooning the rest of the undissolved powder into my drink helps, but it defeats the point of having it as a k-cup in the first place.At the end of the day, the drink itself is fine and a good non-caf option for when you don't want coffee or tea.

basically all the flavors are very weak except the carmel one which is pretty good. a few of them were basically stopping up and not letting the water run through into the cup. so i opened one up and the powder inside wasnt gettin all wet and clogging them up. also turns out the really weak tasting ones were basically doing the same the powder in the cups werent all mixing so only about a quarter of the product is actually used resulting in a watered down product. These are litrally the only cups ive had a problem with and ive had 3 other brands of cider and alot of coffees and teas.