Teasia Brand Tea Pods, Rooibos Lemongrass Decaf (Caffeine-free), Herbal Tea GMO-free Capsules, Floral Series (36-count) Compatible with Keurig 2.0 Brewers

I love these teas...let me count thy ways!The black and jasmine teas are caffeinated and the chamomile and rooibos are decaf, which is so nice! I have a cup in the morning and one before bed and I am a happier camper these days!I love all the flavors (I've also tried their other sampler pack w/ oolong teas) and they are strong enough that I can have a 2nd cup off the same k-cup. This is huge and alleviates my guilt over doing k-cups for teas instead of using the old tea bag in a hot cuppa H2O method. AND...the price is nice...very reasonable for what you get. I am a HUGE fan and hope this company prospers so I can have my new favorite teas FOREVER!

Second Teasia product I ordered that has issues working with keurig 2.0 even though it says its keurig 2.0 compatible. First batch of a different flavor took a few tries of opening the hatch to make it work. I gave them the benefit of the doubt that maybe it was a faulty batch and after all they do work after a few tries. Yet every other brand of tea or coffee works the first time with no issues ever.This 2nd order of the variety pack has not worked at all. I literally can not get even 1 of them to work for any of the flavors. No matter how many times I try.Every tea and coffee has worked that said it was 2.0 compatible except for this brand and I have tried dozens.

I always loved tea served in Chinese restaurants and longed for a version I could use in my Keurig. I tried one soon after taking delivery - pretty good! Just got back to it today. I went through 3 of them trying to understand the problem I was having getting a full cup of tea. One as first k-cup in the machine of the day - got me about 3 tablespoons of tea with tea leaves in the bottom of cup. Tried another thinking it was a fluke - got about the same amount of tea and machine got stuck on "brewing" but stopped filling cup. Shut off machine and back on again. Brewed a different brand of k-cup and it worked fine. Then I tried another one of these Oolong cups and jammed maching on "brewing" again and wouldn't fill. This is not one of those 2.0 machines that "reads" the pods to make sure it's Keurig-manufactured. Can't see anything visibly wrong with the pods. Won't be trying an off-brand again.

I never thought to drink tea from out a Keurig machine, to be perfectly honest. Searching for the typical tea bags for single cups, I came across Teasia, and I'm so delighted that I did. Product didn't break the bank so I gave it a go. I bought the Sampler box which was a great starter for me since I wanted a variety of tasteful teas. My favorite ended up being the Roasted Oolong. What's great is that it produces TWO servings with one pod. My sister also ended really liking Teasia tea. Her favorite was the Black Tea. She tends to veer towards the stronger tasting tea, and luckily my Keurig machine has the "extra strong" feature which really gave her Black Tea that uummph she wanted. Overall, I really enjoyed this variety sampler. I plan to buy some of their other offerings. Teasia: you've got a fan in me!

Product has major flaws . They claim it will do two cups on packaging . I was really happy. Problem is there are so many leaves in the Kcup to achieve this that brewers will not process properly I have a K150 and a brand new Cuisinart I purchased on Amazon and neither works with Green Tea. The Chamomile work fine. Afraid I was going to destroy pumps on my brewers if I continued to use.

I am a fan of loose leaf teas so was fairly skeptical about trying it as a k-cup. Each of these teas is so strong that I easily get 3-4 cups out of each which is about my daily consumption. Jasmine is floral and smells fresh. The rose fragrances the while kitchen and is quite strong..I typically brew 2 cups and mix them since I don't like super strong teas. It however does give great 4 cups all thru the day. The chamomile mint is heavenly, strong and very pleasant tasting. Both flavors are blended very well. Lemongrass is probably the least favorite..but it is also good. I am not a huge fan of roiboos tea..but if I were..its very nice. Overall I would buy the sampler again as well as rose, chamomile and Jasmine flavors individually. They worked perfectly in the K-55.

The Teasia Premium Sampler pack (36 count) came with a variety of 4 different types of teas: Green Tea, Oolong tea, Roasted Oolong tea, and Black tea.The tea pods are compatible with my Keurig - K15 Single-Serve Coffeemaker.All four tea flavors tasted well, are fragrant and were not bitter after the brewing and after sitting out for a few hours. After brewing, there are no to minimal tea grinds in the cup either. We have tried other brands where the tea grinds end up in the cup and is more difficult to drink.The four types of teas can be served as both hot and cold beverages and will not lose its flavor or taste.The sampler pack has been a big hit at my office and we will continue to purchase Teasia brand teas over another brand because it tastes better and does not dirty the cup with tea grinds that seep out from the Keurig cups.

After six boxes of 36 k-cup pods, I am still completely satisfied. The flavor is great; while I consider myself a tea snob, I apologize that I do not know tea snob lingo other than that the flavor is great. I've tried a few of the Teasia varieties; I've liked them all and think this one is my favorite.I had the opportunity to communicate directly with the manufacturer and found her to be delightful to work with.I was skeptical about the idea of using one k-cup for two brews and am pleased to share that it really works. I have a Keurig 2.0 model that allows me to select brew strength and usually use the Strong setting for the second cup.