joe71
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Favorite Coffee
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I go to my local beanery, they roast the beans there daily and have a decent assortment to choose from. I have a few favorites and rotate through them depending on what they have, currently working on some yummy Sumatra. I usually get a huge piece of cheesecake too. It's a nice little cafe.
joe71
Android Expert
On my least favorite coffee list at number #3 is farmers bros i absolutely can't stand there coffee, it makes sick🤢, the exception is Metropolitan I actually like this one.
If you have a Ross, Marshall's, Home Goods store were you live or close by these stores generally carry a lot off brand coffees, if your feeling adventurous
If you have a Ross, Marshall's, Home Goods store were you live or close by these stores generally carry a lot off brand coffees, if your feeling adventurous
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We have a Black Rifle Coffee Company roasting facility here in Manchester, Tennessee. The Darling Bride and I were actually given a tour a couple of years ago: observing as the burlap sacks of green coffee beans were sent into the roaster; then the cooling bin; then vacuum tubes sucked the beans up, remaining chaff removed; and they went into the various flavors or grinders. The ground coffee was then sucked away into the bagging section, where it was sealed in bags and ready for retail. The entire process is fascinating! There's also an outpost store so we can buy fresh coffee right there.
HOWEVER: we're both Navy veterans and like our coffee strong but tolerable. Our daily driver these days is Kirkland Signature French Roast from Costco. Fantastic roast! We get the whole beans and grind them here.
HOWEVER: we're both Navy veterans and like our coffee strong but tolerable. Our daily driver these days is Kirkland Signature French Roast from Costco. Fantastic roast! We get the whole beans and grind them here.
We buy our coffee beans from Costco. We've been drinking the Kirkland Columbian Supremo coffee for some time now.
One of my sisters sent me some beans from Yellowstone, Snake River. They go in the grinder tomorrow, can't wait to try!
Years ago, with my regular employment slow, I worked nights stocking shelves at a local grocery store. Not being able to smoke while I worked I took to taking a couple of coffee beans from the coffee bean dispenser to suck on. It wasn't bad at all and they would last until my lunch break or the end of my shift. I would likely have been better off with the beans than smoking all those years.
For years I thought eating coffee beans was strange and odd but when I go to my beanery I always ask for s few of the new/different kinds. They sure a tasty crunchy treat and a good way to decide which to bag up and bring home!
My son spoke of one of his coworkers that dips a tobaccoless chew called grinds. A coffee chew.
Best Coffee I've ever had.
