You're a brave, brave soul!
My cousin asked for his without milk one time. The waitress squinted at him over her glasses and said "Are you sure, hon?" She came back with a silly grin and watched him taste it. He didn't flinch; until she left.
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You're a brave, brave soul!
My cousin asked for his without milk one time. The waitress squinted at him over her glasses and said "Are you sure, hon?" She came back with a silly grin and watched him taste it. He didn't flinch; until she left.
Even travel with our own coffee pot and stash! Anything else is just warm water.
My dad loved Chock full o'Nuts. One day mom served him a cup of something she picked up on sale. Dad took a sip, curled his lip, looked at mom and said: "what's this?"
Mom: "Sanka."
Dad: "tastes like somebody sank a road apple in it."
lesson learned.
Mom: "Sanka."
Dad: "tastes like somebody sank a road apple in it."
lesson learned.
We drank Folgers Colombian for twenty years, then it seemed that it tasted different. It had a different aroma too. The went away from 100% arabica in a cost saving move. We started looking for another brand and settled on Wegmans 100% arabica Colombian.
SC_Mike
Member
I've been drinking Yuban for a couple of years now. My BIL told me about it, that it seems less acidic. At the Publix where I pick it up it still comes in a metal can for collecting/storing or cleaning gun parts.
meaneyedcatz
Member
We like the Dunkin’ Donuts coffee.
At one time White Castle has excellent coffee. Haven’t had it in years.
Does anyone know if it’s still or has it changed to sour socks?
At one time White Castle has excellent coffee. Haven’t had it in years.
Does anyone know if it’s still or has it changed to sour socks?
Tubbsy
Member
Megaton coffee.... roasted in small batches to order a few hours away in Louisville ky
My wife likes the Starbucks Sumatra pods in the Keurig. Me, I have a reusable pod and use Maxwell House Master blend.
memtb
Member
I was getting concerned, we were getting terribly low of coffee. Ordered 12 pounds of Community Dark Roast about 10 days ago....finally showed up a few minutes ago! We were down to 4 pounds......crisis averted! memtb
Chief Wiggums
Member
I must admit.....I indeed have been hoarding.....coffee
it is far to important to our functionality & happiness, to be caught short handed
it is far to important to our functionality & happiness, to be caught short handed
prairieviper
Member
We grind Starbucks Espresso Blend (latin America and Asia Pacific) in a drip coffee maker. We like Starbucks better than all other brands and Espresso Blend best. We drink at least 2 full pots a day between the 2 of us. So we keep a fairly large stock of the beans on hand. Some would say hoarding but our consumption is well above the mean.
Lou_the_welder
Member
Pikes Roast and Breakfast Blend in k cups(Starbucks). In the morning, I need my coffee pronto! [emoji477]
I like the Peet's Major Dickason Blend, ground up on the machines at Costco on a just-finer-than-auto drip setting for my Cuisinart drip brewer.
darmtn1917
Member
Sumatran 70% - Kona 30% fresh ground
I just ordered a pound to try. I am always looking for a Starbucks Espresso Bean alternative. So far I haven't found one.
bigwheelzip
Absent Comrade
We bought a superautomatic coffee machine, wanting to mimic the brew that you'd get at a coffee bar in Florence Italy.
Tried many roasts, then spoke with an experienced Barista. He recommended a fresh roasted full-city blend called Redline, from a custom roaster in Chicago. It turned out to be exactly what we were looking for.
Redline Espresso - Metropolis Coffee Company
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