Favorite coffee for home brewing (not Starbucks)?
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I’m surprised too! Agree with Swings, but actually prefer Small Plains |
Anonymous
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Lavazza, Illy at the beginning of the month.
Bustelo at the end of the month when economizing. (monthly paycheck). |
Anonymous
| Ethiopian Harar |
Anonymous
| We like dark roast. My favorite is Seattles Best and my DH prefers Bustello. |
Anonymous
| Haymarket Coffee Company has really smooth coffee. They used to come to more farmer’s markets, which is where we came across them. But you can buy their coffee online now, too |
Anonymous
| Caffe Amouri in Vienna. Papua New Guinea roast. |
Anonymous
| Caribou Coffee. I also mix some of their swiss water decaf with my regular coffee (O Organics Breakfast Blend). |
Anonymous
| Counter Culture makes the best coffee. |
Anonymous
| yup- counter culture or Ruby's- its very smooth. There's this one small plains coffee that is citrus and floral that is my favorite. ceremony is yummy but I hate the staff at their cafe in Baltimore so I dont want to support them. |
Anonymous
| Whole bean Dunkin Donuts is done well. Beans are never shiny. We buy them direct from Dunkin Donuts where a 16 oz bag is $9.99 but they do a lot of sales where it’s only $6.99 so also a good price. |
Anonymous
We always, always come back to this. |
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Lavazza creama e aroma
(You can order it on Amazon!) |
Anonymous
| Utica Coffee Company |
Anonymous
| Trager brothers Mexican coffee is the best |
Anonymous
| Lavazza coffee. Buy when its on sale at Giant |