Tim Hortons Dark Roast K-Cup Pods Coffee 12 - 0.37 oz

Tim Hortons Dark Roast K-Cup Pods are sold in the coffee aisle, typically shelved with single-serve K-Cup packs, other branded pods, and near ground and whole-bean coffee. You’ll find them alongside Keurig-compatible accessories and shelf-stable creamers. This product suits routine grocery runs for morning coffee, weekend brunch stocking, or stash-and-go purchases for road trips and office kitchens. Tim Hortons positions itself as an everyday Canadian favorite with broad cultural recognition — familiar, dependable, and value-oriented, appealing to commuters, office workers, and brand-loyal customers who want a consistent cup at home. The label leans on heritage and craft claims — “100% Arabica,” “Premium Blend,” and “Dark Roast” — creating a mild health/natural halo without making nutrition or organic claims; there is no USDA organic certification listed. In plain language the contents are roasted and ground coffee sealed into Keurig-compatible pods — an industrial packaging format designed for convenience rather than reformulation. Sensory notes: the pods yield a dark-roasted, full-bodied cup with a rich aroma and a smooth finish, marked by roast-driven bitterness and cocoa or caramel undertones. The tactile experience is convenient and slightly mechanical — pop a pod into a Keurig, press brew, and discard or recycle the cup; the packaging is rigid single-serve plastic/aluminum-lid construction marketed as recyclable in some communities. Ritual context emphasizes speed and routine: single-serve convenience for a predictable cup, whether at home before work or in a shared office kettle room.