It's important to note that this coffee is not unpleasant. It's simply, in my opinion, below average. Conditions of my tasting: 1 K - Cup 1 Shot / Pull, Default 8 oz. Cup 1 tsp. Sugar 2 tbsp. Light Cream This coffee has its pro's and its cons. However, in my opinion the con's outweigh the pro's; resulting in my two star rating. Why? Well, let me tell you . . . My reviews begin not with the color, not with the aroma, and certainly not with the first sip from the cup, but with the packaging and what's inside. It's my belief that the producer of any K – Cup is actively engaged in setting the tone, mood if you will, for that first taste long before you put the cup to your lips. It's not hard to fathom that for some people, maybe most people, the type of bean, type of roast, description, and name not only influence our decision to purchase, but start us on an anticipatory journey. So, as a result of the description of the blend, "This light coffee has citrus tones of tangy liveliness balanced with mellow, sweet, nutty undertones and delicate, floral high notes" coupled with its given name "Daybreak Morning Blend Coffee" all had me in a sitting on the deck, watching the sun come up, listening to the birds, and enjoying a good cup of coffee. Unfortunately, it didn't live up to the dream . . . I wouldn't make this my morning cup, and certainly wouldn't drink it throughout the day. As always, happy drinking! "After All, Coffee Is The Most Important Meal Of The Day!"

The Keurig website doesn't give this information, but these Caribou Daybreak claim to have .41 oz of coffee per K-cup. The Starbucks Veranda have .42 oz each. You would think that wouldn't matter at all. But comparing the two out of the box, there is a lot more coffee in the Starbucks. The brewed Caribou Daybreak coffee is a very good light roast. I like it a lot. However, the Keurig 8 ounce setting results in a more watery brew than the same setting with the Starbucks K-cups. I don't think they stand up to half-and-half well. I have no idea if .01 oz difference is the cause of it being weaker, or whether the Caribou have less than they claim. I'll have to try other brands to find out.

Great when you want coffee that is lighter. This was my go to afternoon coffee, however, since I have been reducing my intake this is my morning favorite.

I like to drink this first thing in the morning. It's your average coffee and tastes normal to me. It's light and doesn't have a "bold" taste, which I personally like. I recommend it for your day-to-day coffee.

I like a light roasted east African coffee. This fits the bill! It is just wonderful. You won't like it if you like Starbucks. But if you want a wonderful taste of coffee, not burned, with some citrus notes to it, this is it. I absolutely love it.

This is my 3rd order and I love the taste of DayBreak. Not too mild and not too strong, perfect cup of coffee with some hazelnut no sugar added cream and I don't even have to use sugar

I have tried many varieties of the lighter roast coffees, and this is my very favorite one. It is smooth and not bitter at all. Great way to start the day!

I love to drink this in the early morning before a hectic day. It has just the right amount of caffeinee to get my day started. It tastes great without any unpleasing aftertaste.

This is my absolute favorite coffee. I don't like the taste of Starbucks coffee, I think it tastes burnt. But Caribou is smooth yet full-flavored, and everything you want out of a morning blend coffee.

I am not a coffee drinker since I really can't stand most of the flavors. My wife bought me my machine with this brand of coffee and I just love it. Time to get more too -