Coffee what's your fav?

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what kind of coffee do you drink ?
I just started drinking 8 0'clock bean coffee. I heard good things about it and it's been on sale at Target for around $3.85 . It's actually pretty good.So far I have only tried their columbian roast.
I just started drinking 8 0'clock bean coffee. I heard good things about it and it's been on sale at Target for around $3.85 . It's actually pretty good.So far I have only tried their columbian roast.

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I don't know that it's my fav but I get the Sumatra from Starbucks everyday. It's pretty strong so I like it.0
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I drink anything as long as it's good. I favor Dunkin Donuts coffee thoughThese cuts are leaving creases. Trace the scars to fit the pieces, to tell the story, you don't need to say a word.0
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If I'm brewing at home, I usually get Peet's.
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whatever is on sale..........Take me piece by piece.....
Till there aint nothing left worth taking away from me.....0 -
my favorite is the Starbuck's Christmas Blend. my sister gave me some a few years back, and it's tasty stuff. but i'm kicking myself b/c i forgot to buy a couple of bags before they took it off the shelves this year.
so i've been drinking this Costa Rican coffee that we bought on our honeymoon last July. it's really good--it's called Cafe Triangulo de Oro. we're almost out & i think i'm going to have to order more from their site!
damn, i drink a lot of coffee!I LOVE MUSIC.
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I'm not a huge fan of coffee but I do drink it.
I will only buy fairtrade (normally supermarkets own) and I take it white with 1 sugar. Although, I have tried Jamaican Blue Mountain in the past... t'was nice! :geek:
If anyone can recommend me a good, fairtrade coffee, I would be very grateful!Been to this many PJ shows: Reading 2006 London 2007 Manchester & London 2009 Dublin, Belfast, London, Nijmegen & Berlin 2010 Manchester 1 & Manchester 2 2012...
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gvn2fly74 wrote:what kind of coffee do you drink ?
I just started drinking 8 0'clock bean coffee. I heard good things about it and it's been on sale at Target for around $3.85 . It's actually pretty good.So far I have only tried their columbian roast.
That's what I use every morning. For cheap(er) coffee it's very good.Bright eyed kid: "Wow Typo Man, you're the best!"
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Sian-of-the-dead wrote:I'm not a huge fan of coffee but I do drink it.
I will only buy fairtrade (normally supermarkets own) and I take it white with 1 sugar. Although, I have tried Jamaican Blue Mountain in the past... t'was nice! :geek:
If anyone can recommend me a good, fairtrade coffee, I would be very grateful!
Jamaican blue coffee is really good ,but it's very $$$$$ $40 a lb is the cheapest I could find.Wal-mart has fair trade coffee.I tried their coast Rica blend and it was pretty good0 -
BinFrog wrote:gvn2fly74 wrote:what kind of coffee do you drink ?
I just started drinking 8 0'clock bean coffee. I heard good things about it and it's been on sale at Target for around $3.85 . It's actually pretty good.So far I have only tried their columbian roast.
That's what I use every morning. For cheap(er) coffee it's very good.
a couple of weeks ago there was a taste test on the news and 8 0'clock was favored most it even beat Starbucks, so I figured hey why not. I must say I was impressed.0 -
PJGARDEN wrote:I don't know that it's my fav but I get the Sumatra from Starbucks everyday. It's pretty strong so I like it.
That stuff is pretty damn strong it could probably wake the dead, although I'm pretty close to it most mornings. :P0 -
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Has any one seen the quit smoking commercial and the guy is sitting in a dinner and he's trying to drink his coffe but he keeps spiling it all over him self ? freakin hilarious0
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Maxwell or Fletchers. I hate flavored coffees. I put a teaspoon of sugar and a little cream (or milk). I love how that tastes so much that to add any other flavoring ruins it.
I drink coffee exactly like my dad. When I was a kid, he use to let us drink whatever spilt over into the saucer. That is how I acquired the same taste.
He is fussy about his coffee. He has to have a saucer, with a teaspoon, and wants the cream, (or milk), and sugar already added and the teaspoon placed next to cup atop of saucer. Its funny. He wants my mom to serve him to the point of saying things like, "Laurie, where's the milk?" and the milk be right in front of him. Its his way of telling her she forgot to add milk and she is suppose to poor it in, not him. One time, I said, "Daddy, its right in front of you, can't you pour your own milk", and they all ignored me and she ran over and poured his milk!
All 4 of his daughters are trained to make his coffee the exact same way, if we are the one who offered him coffee. (He has no sons, or they would be too.)Post edited by Heatherj43 onSave room for dessert!0 -
I LOVE the Alta Rica from the nescafe range... it's instant coffee but tastes as good or better than most 'real' coffees I've had.The Astoria??? Orgazmic!
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Heatherj43 wrote:Maxwell or Fletchers. I hate flavored coffees. I put a teaspoon of sugar and a little cream (or milk). I love how that tastes so much that to add any other flavoring ruins it.
I drink coffee exactly like my dad. When I was a kid, he use to let us drink whatever spilt over into the saucer. That is how I acquired the same taste.
He is fussy about his coffee. He has to have a saucer, with a teaspoon, and wants the cream, (or milk), and sugar already added and the teaspoon placed next to cup atop of saucer. Its funny. He wants my mom to serve him to the point of saying things like, "Laurie, where's the milk?" and the milk be right in front of him. Its his way of telling her she forgot to add milk and she is suppose to poor it in, not him. One time, I said, "Daddy, its right in front of you, can't you poor your own milk", and they all ignored me and she ran over and poored his milk!
All 4 of his daughters are trained to make his coffee the exact same way, if we are the one who offered him coffee. (He has no sons, or they would be too.)
This is like reverse Rainman.
"Yeah, Laurie definitely puts milk in my coffee on weekdays. Definitely weekdays. Of course the milk is already poured when I get it. Defnitely poured before I get it. Yeah."
*Laurie gives him coffee and milk at the same time but forgets to pour the milk in*
"Uh-oh, no milk, yeaaahr, uh, no milk, Laurie no milk. Definitely no milk, Laurie. Uh-oh no milk."
*A few minutes later as they are driving on the freeway looking for a coffee shop"
"8 O'Clock Coffee - *bang* - the staple of morning drinks
8 O'Clock Coffee - *bang* - the staple of morning drinks
8 O'Clock Coffee - *bang* - the staple of morning drinks"
You: "Dad, change topics."Bright eyed kid: "Wow Typo Man, you're the best!"
Typo Man: "Thanks kidz, but remembir, stay in skool!"0 -
BinFrog wrote:Heatherj43 wrote:Maxwell or Fletchers. I hate flavored coffees. I put a teaspoon of sugar and a little cream (or milk). I love how that tastes so much that to add any other flavoring ruins it.
I drink coffee exactly like my dad. When I was a kid, he use to let us drink whatever spilt over into the saucer. That is how I acquired the same taste.
He is fussy about his coffee. He has to have a saucer, with a teaspoon, and wants the cream, (or milk), and sugar already added and the teaspoon placed next to cup atop of saucer. Its funny. He wants my mom to serve him to the point of saying things like, "Laurie, where's the milk?" and the milk be right in front of him. Its his way of telling her she forgot to add milk and she is suppose to poor it in, not him. One time, I said, "Daddy, its right in front of you, can't you poor your own milk", and they all ignored me and she ran over and poored his milk!
All 4 of his daughters are trained to make his coffee the exact same way, if we are the one who offered him coffee. (He has no sons, or they would be too.)
This is like reverse Rainman.
"Yeah, Laurie definitely puts milk in my coffee on weekdays. Definitely weekdays. Of course the milk is already poured when I get it. Defnitely poured before I get it. Yeah."
*Laurie gives him coffee and milk at the same time but forgets to pour the milk in*
"Uh-oh, no milk, yeaaahr, uh, no milk, Laurie no milk. Definitely no milk, Laurie. Uh-oh no milk."
*A few minutes later as they are driving on the freeway looking for a coffee shop"
"8 O'Clock Coffee - *bang* - the staple of morning drinks
8 O'Clock Coffee - *bang* - the staple of morning drinks
8 O'Clock Coffee - *bang* - the staple of morning drinks"
You: "Dad, change topics."
He'll pretend to look around, but its an obvious feeble attempt. The dumb look gives that away.Save room for dessert!0 -
if money is no object
Jamaican blue mountain
local roaster: Oren's colombian supremo
store bought: really doesnt matter, its just to get me going, but typically maxwell house french roast0
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