Maxwell House Original Roast Ground Coffee – Office Break Room Pantry Coffee for Shared Workplace Brewing
Maxwell House Original Roast Ground Coffee – Office Break Room Pantry Coffee for Shared Workplace Brewing
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Why you'll love it
- Trusted, long-standing American brand delivers a familiar, consistent taste profile
- Large 33.1 oz canister and 6-pack option lower the per-ounce cost vs. smaller bags
- Medium roast sits in the safe middle of the roast spectrum, appealing to most palates
- Pre-ground format means zero equipment or effort required before brewing
- Designed for standard automatic drip coffee makers, fitting the most common brewing setup
- Caffeinated to deliver a reliable morning energy lift without specialty pricing
Perfect for
- Stocking a home drip coffee maker for daily morning brewing
- Outfitting a small office or break-room coffee station
- Bulk-buying to avoid frequent grocery runs (especially the 6-pack)
- Making large pots of coffee for family gatherings or weekend brunches
- A familiar, no-fuss everyday cup for guests and visitors




Product Information
Maxwell House Original Roast Ground Coffee, 33.1 oz Canister
Maxwell House Original Roast Ground Coffee, 33.1 oz Canister
Ingredients
COFFEE.
Items Details
Item Form: Ground
Caffeine Content Description: Caffeinated
Coffee Roast Level: Medium Roast
Container Type: Can
Number of Items: 1
Coffee Type: Coffee Machine Insert
Variety: Original Roast
Global Trade Identification Number: 00043000094181
Age Range Description: Adults
Sweetness Description: Unsweetened
Number of Pieces: 1
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this coffee help me set a calm focus ritual for early-morning work sessions?
Yes. The familiar aroma of Maxwell House Original Roast ground coffee brewing in a standard drip maker creates a consistent, low-distraction kitchen or home office ambiance that helps signal the start of a focused workday.
Will the 33.1 oz canister keep my office pantry stocked without constant reorders?
For a small team or shared home office, a single 33.1 oz canister typically covers several workweeks of regular brewing, and the 6-pack option extends that to months, reducing the distraction of frequent restocking.
Is this ground coffee ready to brew right away so my morning routine stays on schedule?
Yes. The coffee arrives pre-ground and ready to scoop directly into your automatic drip filter, so there is no grinding step, no extra equipment, and no added time added to your morning ritual.
Does the medium roast level keep the break room atmosphere neutral for everyone on the team?
The medium roast sits comfortably in the middle of the roast spectrum, producing a familiar, approachable cup that satisfies a wide range of palates and keeps team coffee preferences low-friction.
Can I brew a full pot in one pass to keep meetings and group mornings on time?
Absolutely. The pre-ground format is designed for standard automatic drip brewers, so a full 10-12 cup pot can be brewed in a single unattended cycle, ideal for team breakfasts and conference room service.
What is the best bulk coffee for a small office that wants consistent quality without overspending?
For small offices, the Maxwell House 6-pack of 33.1 oz canisters offers the lowest per-ounce cost, a trusted American brand, and a medium roast that suits the majority of coworkers without specialty pricing.
How do I brew a dependable pot of coffee for early-morning client meetings?
Use the recommended scoop-to-water ratio for your drip brewer, add cold filtered water, and start the machine the moment you arrive; the pre-ground medium roast brews a consistent, familiar pot every cycle.
Will a single 33.1 oz canister last one full work week for a small team?
For a team of 3-5 drinking one cup per workday, a single 33.1 oz canister typically lasts most or all of a work week, depending on cup size and refill frequency.
Why is pre-ground coffee better for a busy workplace than whole bean?
Pre-ground coffee removes the need for grinders, extra cleanup, and training, letting anyone in the office brew a pot quickly without specialized equipment or knowledge.
Is this a more reliable daily-driver coffee than a premium specialty brand for an office?
For shared workplace use, yes. Maxwell House delivers a consistent, familiar medium roast at a lower per-ounce cost than most specialty brands, which matters when many people are drinking it daily.
How does Maxwell House Original Roast compare to single-serve pods for office use?
Compared to single-serve pods, ground coffee in a drip brewer is significantly cheaper per cup, produces less plastic waste, and serves multiple people at once, making it a better fit for shared office brewing.
What is the difference between a medium roast and a dark roast for a workplace coffee station?
A medium roast like Maxwell House Original Roast offers a balanced, approachable flavor that most people enjoy, while a dark roast tends to be bolder and more bitter, which can be polarizing in a shared office setting.
Is ground coffee more cost-effective than K-Cups for daily office brewing?
Yes. Ground coffee brewed in a standard drip maker typically costs a fraction of a K-Cup per cup, and the 6-pack configuration lowers that cost even further for high-volume workplaces.
Is this coffee too weak to keep a team alert through long morning meetings?
No. The caffeinated, medium roast formula delivers a reliable energy lift, and because it is brewed as a full pot, you can control the strength by adjusting the amount of grounds used per cycle.
Will the 33.1 oz canister take up too much counter or pantry space in a small office?
The canister is designed to be tall and narrow, so it fits standard upper cabinets and most break room pantries without crowding the workspace.
What if my coworkers prefer stronger or flavored coffee?
A medium roast original blend is designed as a safe, crowd-pleasing default; if some coworkers want bolder or flavored options, the canister can be paired with a smaller specialty bag as a secondary choice.
How much ground coffee should I use per cup in a standard drip brewer?
A common guideline is 1 to 2 tablespoons of Maxwell House Original Roast ground coffee per 6 ounces of water, adjusted to taste for stronger or milder pots.
How should I store an opened 33.1 oz canister to keep it fresh?
After opening, reseal the canister tightly and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat; avoid refrigerating, as moisture and odors can affect flavor.
How long does a 33.1 oz canister typically last for a 1-2 person household?
For a household of 1-2 coffee drinkers, a 33.1 oz canister generally lasts 2-4 weeks depending on cup size and how many cups are brewed per day.
Is this ground coffee compatible with my standard automatic drip coffee maker?
Yes. Maxwell House Original Roast is pre-ground for automatic drip coffee makers, which is the most common home and office brewing setup, and works with standard basket and cone filters.
Can I use this ground coffee in a French press or pour-over brewer?
Yes, but the grind is optimized for drip brewers, so a French press or pour-over will produce a different extraction; a coarser grind is generally recommended for those methods.
What is included when I order a single 33.1 oz canister?
You will receive one sealed 33.1 oz canister of Maxwell House Original Roast medium roast ground coffee, ready to open and brew; no additional filters or accessories are included.
Is this coffee safe to drink daily and does it contain any additives?
Maxwell House Original Roast is a single-ingredient ground coffee with no added flavors, sweeteners, or additives, and is safe for daily consumption as part of a balanced diet.
Does the canister have a freshness seal or expiration date I should check?
Yes. The canister has a factory freshness seal and a printed date code; for the best flavor, use the coffee within a few weeks of opening and before the printed date.
What is the difference between ground coffee and instant coffee?
Ground coffee like Maxwell House Original Roast is brewed in a drip maker using hot water and a filter, while instant coffee is pre-dissolved powder mixed directly into water; ground coffee generally offers a fuller, more familiar flavor.

