Maxwell House K-Cups House Blend Decaf 10 ct.

Maxwell House K-Cups House Blend Decaf (10 ct., 3.40 oz) sits squarely in the grocery coffee aisle among single-serve pods, adjacent to other Keurig-compatible brands, whole bean and ground coffees, and nearby creamers and sweeteners. Shoppers spot it on endcaps during convenience-focused runs or in the morning-rush section for quick brew solutions. This product suits quick breakfast stops, office kitchens, dorm rooms, and evenings when you want coffee without the caffeine: think low-key weekend brunches, travel coffee breaks, or a decaf cup after dinner. Maxwell House positions itself as an enduring, all-American, accessible brand — a legacy label (“Roasted in the USA since 1892”) pitched to mainstream adults who value familiarity, convenience, and dependable flavor rather than specialty-cafe cachet. The label emphasizes “Decaffeinated Arabica Coffee” and a “99.7% caffeine free” claim, projecting a mild health halo for caffeine-sensitive drinkers; there are no organic, fair trade, or kid-focused claims on the box. In processing terms this is commercially roasted and decaffeinated ground coffee portioned into single-use pods — a packaged, industrially processed format designed for convenience. Sensory notes lean on a smooth, medium roast profile: a warm, inviting aroma on brewing, a clean, full-bodied cup with moderate acidity and a slightly roasted, chocolatey finish. Packaging is a small cardboard box of foil-sealed K-Cup pods (plastic or compostable depending on SKU), and the ritual is mechanical and fast — pop a pod into a single-serve brewer, press a button, and you have an instant cup without measuring or filtering.