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Dunkin' - Original Blend Decaf Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 30 oz. (8133401293)
Average customer rating
4.5
(229 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 229 reviews
5 Stars
155
4 Stars
49
3 Stars
14
2 Stars
5
1 Star
6
92%of customers recommend this product.
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84 out of
91)
Customer Reviews for Dunkin' - Original Blend Decaf Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 30 oz. (8133401293)
Customer Rating
5
Are there any decaf flavored coffees?
on July 13, 2020
Posted by: ELainefromcuse
from Syracuse, NY
Frequency of use:Monthly
I love the French Vanilla, but I need to start drinking decaf. Are there any flavored decaf options??
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting dunkinathome.com
Customer Rating
5
Great coffee
on June 12, 2020
Posted by: Cait8317
from lakewood, ohio
Gender:Female
Great coffee and great fresh taste. But I am slightly concerned about what process Dunkin’ uses to decaffeinate their coffee beans? I’ve been told some companies use chemicals to strip their coffee beans of the caffeine. I want to know what I’m drinking is safe and won’t cause cancers or other health issues.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from dunkinathome.comBy Dunkin' At Home, Consumer Care, July 20, 2020
Great question, we appreciate you taking the time to reach out. We use the ethyl acetate direct process to decaffeinate our Dunkin' At Home coffee. The ethyl acetate process uses ethyl acetate and steam. While the ethyl acetate is synthetic, it is structurally the same as naturally occurring ethyl acetate found in fruits such as apples, bananas, and pineapples and would be approved and safe for use by the Food and Drug Administration. We have also reached out via email to answer any additional questions you may have. Hope to connect soon!
Written by a customer while visiting dunkinathome.com
Customer Rating
5
Great coffee
on June 12, 2020
Posted by: Cait8317
from lakewood, ohio
Gender:Female
Great coffee and great fresh taste. But I am slightly concerned about what process Dunkin’ uses to decaffeinate their coffee beans? I’ve been told some companies use chemicals to strip their coffee beans of the caffeine. I want to know what I’m drinking is safe and won’t cause cancers or other health issues.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from dunkinathome.comBy Dunkin' At Home, Consumer Care, July 20, 2020
Great question, we appreciate you taking the time to reach out. We use the ethyl acetate direct process to decaffeinate our Dunkin' At Home coffee. The ethyl acetate process uses ethyl acetate and steam. While the ethyl acetate is synthetic, it is structurally the same as naturally occurring ethyl acetate found in fruits such as apples, bananas, and pineapples and would be approved and safe for use by the Food and Drug Administration. We have also reached out via email to answer any additional questions you may have. Hope to connect soon!
Written by a customer while visiting dunkinathome.com
Customer Rating
4
Our go-to decaf
on June 4, 2020
Posted by: Ytcursillo
from Naperville IL
Gender:Male
Frequency of use:Monthly
We drink this every day. Curious as to the method you use to decaffinate?
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from dunkinathome.comBy Dunkin at Home, Consumer Care, June 24, 2020
Great question, we appreciate you asking! We use the ethyl acetate direct process to decaffeinate our Dunkin' At Home coffee. The ethyl acetate process uses ethyl acetate and steam. While the ethyl acetate is synthetic, it is structurally the same as naturally occurring ethyl acetate found in fruits such as apples, bananas, and pineapples. We have also reached out via email to answer any additional questions you may have. Hope to connect soon!
Written by a customer while visiting dunkinathome.com
Customer Rating
4
Our go-to decaf
on June 4, 2020
Posted by: Ytcursillo
from Naperville IL
Gender:Male
Frequency of use:Monthly
We drink this every day. Curious as to the method you use to decaffinate?
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from dunkinathome.comBy Dunkin at Home, Consumer Care, June 24, 2020
Great question, we appreciate you asking! We use the ethyl acetate direct process to decaffeinate our Dunkin' At Home coffee. The ethyl acetate process uses ethyl acetate and steam. While the ethyl acetate is synthetic, it is structurally the same as naturally occurring ethyl acetate found in fruits such as apples, bananas, and pineapples. We have also reached out via email to answer any additional questions you may have. Hope to connect soon!
Written by a customer while visiting dunkinathome.com
Customer Rating
4
Ground too fine
on April 13, 2020
Posted by: Chloelee
from Cleveland, ohio
The bag I got was ground too fine. A little seems to make it through the reusable cup filter. Can’t really see them but the taste was a bit gritty
Written by a customer while visiting dunkinathome.com
Customer Rating
4
Ground too fine
on April 13, 2020
Posted by: Chloelee
from Cleveland, ohio
The bag I got was ground too fine. A little seems to make it through the reusable cup filter. Can’t really see them but the taste was a bit gritty
Written by a customer while visiting dunkinathome.com
Customer Rating
5
Flavored decaf, pleezzze!
on March 1, 2020
Posted by: juneie
from Dallas TX
Gender:Female
Frequency of use:Monthly
Hey! We Dunkin decaf drinkers would love some flavored decaf. Any chance we might just get some??
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from dunkinathome.comBy Dunkin at Home, Consumer Care, March 23, 2020
Thank you for reaching out, we appreciate your loyalty to our Dunkin at Home coffee! At this time, our Dunkin Decaf is only available in our original blend, but we will let our teams know you would like to see flavors introduced in the future like we do in our caffeinated coffee. Hope this helps and that you enjoy our coffee for years to come.
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