If you need 80 individually portioned coffees that brew in a cup, Taylors of Harrogate Rich Italian Coffee Bags 1x80 fits that count: Coffee Supplies Direct lists 80 servings of individually wrapped ground-coffee bags. If you already use a cafetière, moka pot, espresso machine or filter brewer, choose loose ground coffee intended for that method instead; its pack weight does not establish a fixed number of cups.
Individually wrapped coffee bags brew in a cup, so you do not need to measure loose grounds or use a separate brewer. Coffee Supplies Direct describes this preparation for Taylors of Harrogate Rich Italian Coffee Bags.
An explicitly labelled serving count helps when several people use the same supply. Coffee Supplies Direct lists 80 servings for the Taylors of Harrogate Rich Italian 1x80 pack; a loose-ground pack needs measuring for each brew.
If you use a cafetière, moka pot, espresso machine or filter brewer, start with coffee intended for that preparation method. Lavazza UK and illy list method-specific ground coffees rather than treating every grind as interchangeable.
Choose when: You want individually portioned ground coffee that brews directly in a cup; the Taylors Rich Italian 1x80 pack is labelled as 80 servings by Coffee Supplies Direct.
Trade-off: A coffee bag is not loose grounds for a cafetière or machine, and the portion is set by the bag.
Choose when: You have a brewer and want to select grounds for its preparation method and measure your own serving.
Trade-off: You must measure the coffee, handle the used grounds and reseal the opened pack; weight alone does not specify a cup count.
Choose when: You want a portioned, pour-through filter prepared over a cup. Tesco Groceries lists Rombouts Original One Cup Filters in a pack of 10.
Trade-off: The filter needs a suitable cup and water poured through it; the listed 10-filter pack does not meet an 80-portion requirement.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Preparation | Check whether the coffee brews in a mug, sits in a filter over a cup or needs a separate brewer. Read the preparation instructions for the format you choose. | I want coffee during a short break without setting up or cleaning a separate brewer. |
| Brewer fit | For loose grounds, check the stated brewing method and your equipment. Lavazza UK identifies different grounds for moka, espresso and filter preparation. | If I already own a brewer, I want grounds intended for the way I make coffee. |
| Portions and storage | Look for an explicit serving count if you need 80 portions; do not convert pack weight into a fixed cup count. For opened loose coffee, follow the pack’s storage instructions; Lavazza UK advises cool, dry storage and careful resealing. | For a shared supply, I need to know how many portions are in the pack. If I use coffee gradually, storage instructions matter too. |
| Caffeine | Check the purchased product’s caffeine information where available and consider caffeine from other food and drinks. Counting coffee bags does not establish a caffeine amount in mg. | If I’m pregnant, I need to account for total caffeine intake: NHS guidance says not to have more than 200mg a day during pregnancy. |
The Taylors 1x80 coffee bags described by Coffee Supplies Direct brew in a cup. Loose ground coffee is selected for a brewing method, with Lavazza UK listing separate moka, espresso and filter options.
Decide whether you want direct-in-cup portions or grounds for your brewer before comparing roasts and pack sizes.
The number of servings from loose grounds depends on how much you use per brew. A pack labelled by weight does not itself promise 80 portions.
If the count matters, look for an explicit 80-serving label. For loose coffee, choose a pack you can store according to its instructions after opening.
The number of cups does not specify a caffeine amount in mg. NHS pregnancy guidance concerns caffeine from all food and drinks, not just coffee.
Where caffeine intake matters, check the product information and account for other sources. The NHS says not to have more than 200mg of caffeine a day during pregnancy.
These brand examples show different coffee formats; a brand’s inclusion does not mean every product in its range is an 80-serving box.
Coffee Supplies Direct lists Rich Italian Coffee Bags 1x80 as 80 servings containing 100% ground Arabica coffee.
Lavazza UK lists loose ground coffee intended for moka, espresso and filter preparation.
illy lists ground-coffee variants for espresso, moka pots and filter preparation, including 125g and 250g formats.
Rombouts lists loose ground coffee, while Tesco Groceries lists its Original One Cup Filter Coffee as 10 filters containing ground coffee.
Tesco Groceries lists Tesco Finest 227g ground coffees from several origins, including Peruvian, Colombian, Sumatran and Brazilian options.
Sainsbury's lists 227g ground coffees in this range, including Colombian, Peruvian and decaffeinated variants.
These options are cup-brewed coffee bags and one-cup filters for a mid-morning break. The filter packs explicitly contain eight bags each; if you need exactly 80 portions, check the serving count of any other pack before buying.
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Individually wrapped, cup-brewed coffee bags suit a break without a separate brewer. This 75g x 3 product is described as 100% roasted and ground Arabica coffee with a medium roast. Check the number of bags in the pack if you need 80 portions; do not assume it has the count of the separate Rich Italian 1x80 product.
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These individually wrapped bags brew in a cup without a separate brewer. The 75g x 3 product is described as 100% Arabica coffee with a dark, slow roast. Check its bag count before relying on it for an 80-portion supply.
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For a single-cup filter preparation, hang a bag over a cup and slowly pour through about 150ml of hot water. The pack contains eight 10g filter bags of 100% Arabica coffee identified as being from Pu'er, not 80 portions.
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Each filter bag is prepared over a cup by pouring hot water through it. This pack contains eight 10g bags of 100% Arabica coffee identified as being from Colombia’s Huila region; it is an eight-portion format, not an 80-count box.
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These single-cup filter bags require hot water to be poured through the filter over a cup. The pack contains eight 10g bags of 100% Arabica coffee described with a Mandheling flavour; it does not provide 80 portions.
Not in the Taylors of Harrogate Rich Italian Coffee Bags 1x80 product listed by Coffee Supplies Direct. Its 80 servings are individually wrapped bags containing ground Arabica coffee, not 80 separate loose-ground packs.
Coffee bags brew directly in a cup, while loose grounds are used with a compatible brewing method. Coffee Supplies Direct describes direct-in-cup brewing for the Taylors 1x80 bags; Lavazza UK distinguishes loose grounds intended for moka, espresso and filter preparation.
Follow the instructions on the pack you buy. Lavazza UK advises storing loose ground coffee in a cool, dry place and resealing it carefully after use; Tesco Groceries lists cool, dry storage away from strong odours for Rombouts Original One Cup Filters.
No: a bag count does not establish how many milligrams of caffeine you consume. NHS guidance says not to have more than 200mg of caffeine a day during pregnancy, counting caffeine from all food and drinks. Check the information for the coffee you choose rather than assigning the same caffeine amount to every bag.