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Johnrudy said:
Now if I could just find a brand of a good tasting coffee !

I think Bad A$$ Coffee in Miramar Beach still sells a really good 100% Kona that even I find good to drink and I'm really not a coffee person.
 
Johnrudy said:
Now if I could just find a brand of a good tasting coffee !
Johnrudy, have you tried any from Whole Paycheck? We've been drinking a Hawaiian blend from there that is nice--good flavor, fairly inexpensive. For a while, Aldi (!) was selling Kona and Blue Mountain--the Kona was out of this world, but it's not there anymore.
 
peapod1980 said:
Johnrudy, have you tried any from Whole Paycheck? We've been drinking a Hawaiian blend from there that is nice--good flavor, fairly inexpensive. For a while, Aldi (!) was selling Kona and Blue Mountain--the Kona was out of this world, but it's not there anymore.
I had to Google Whole Paycheck! Didn't know what that was!! :rolling:
So, I will take a look one day soon and try some of the Kona, etc.
Thanks!
 
Just make sure how much Kona is actually in there.
I think legally a coffee "blend" can be called Kona even if it is only 10% Kona bean. But if it tastes good I guess that's all that matters--as long as you are not paying an arm and a leg (or don't mind if you do).
Peaberry is awfully expensive but pretty tasty.
I am very fond of Sumatra coffee, also Guatemalan.
We have a fancy-schmancy automatic Solis espresso machine that we love. However it now has a loose gasket or something so it's back to drip coffee until repairs can be made. Drinking drip coffee always reminds me of camping.
 
Cil said:
Just make sure how much Kona is actually in there.
I think legally a coffee "blend" can be called Kona even if it is only 10% Kona bean.
Right, well, it has to say blend on the package, which this did, and I'm sure it wasn't much, though I didn't bother to check how much. I guess it had just enough to taste really yummy! And, since it was sold at Aldi, it was ridiculously cheap, which made it taste even better!
 
peapod1980 said:
it had just enough to taste really yummy! And, since it was sold at Aldi, it was ridiculously cheap, which made it taste even better!
A win-win situation.
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