Keurig K-Cup “Mini-Brewers” Green Mountain Hot Chocolate

July 26, 2008 | By Doug In Planters |

Keurig K-Cup “Mini-Brewers” Green Mountain Hot Chocolate
With a decadent flavor that imparts warm memories of perfect winter nights, this rich and creamy hot chocolate is a comforting treat any time of day.

Customer Review: Save Your Money!
Even though convenient, the “Hot Cocoa” really isn’t exactly what is says. It is more like drinking colored water. It really was so bad, that my partner tore open the cups and placed the powder in milk. It took 2 k-cups to make one 10 ounce cup of cocoa. It was okay then, but it’s much easier to get some good ole` fashioned Hershey’s chocolate and make a cup that I would just crave. Besides, living close to Hershey, where the air constantly smells like milk chocolate, supports my local economy!

Customer Review: Not Good
We got a new K-Cup machine and were very excited to try the hot chocolate. It was not good at all; it was like drinking hot water with a very, VERY slight taste of some sort…possibly chocolate. I would not purchase this item again.

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These are beautiful, great quality, and have held up well to the weather. These are very versatile, and will be beautiful indoors or outdoors.
Customer Review: Where’s the drainage?
These look nice and heavy-duty in the pics, but they are made from relatively thin sheet metal, and the seams are obvious once you see them in person (zoom in on the pics before you buy). No big deal. Most people don’t closely inspect planters, right? But these planters don’t come with any drainage holes pre-drilled. I can easily drill them myself, but since these are made from iron and I’ll be drilling through the rust-protection coating, that means these puppies will probably leave rust stains. Bummer.