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I'm just wondering what everyone buys to make coffee at home. I usually just drink the coffee in my office during the week, which is fine. I'm certainly no coffee snob. I grew up with Folgers is that is what my mom drinks, but I definitely prefer the ground, bagged coffees at the grocery store rather than a traditional coffee brand from my momma's era.

We're just about to finish off the bag of Seattle's Best Breakfast Blend (yes, Don, the bag we bought at the grocery store) because I'm on a bit of a coffee kick (I'm weaning myself of Pepsi).

I don't want to grind my own beans and want to be able to get it at my grocery store.

Suggestions?

http://www.chockfullonuts.com/

Good stuff.

We buy Eight O Clock coffee, hazelnut flavor, it does come in whole beans but the store we purchase from has a grinder right there so it doesn't leave the store ungrinded, unless my wife has a blonde moment

http://www.eightoclock.com/

E's choice. I love coffee, but don't drink much of it.

I'm hooked on Baby's from Key West. I have it delivered pretty much every other month now. Whole bean. One of the best purchases we've made is the Cuisinart grind and brew coffee maker. Granted, I think we are on our third in 10 years or so, but we do use it pretty much everyday and there is a difference in the flavor.

http://www.babyscoffee.com/

or dunkin donuts...because you cant get tim horton's in State College....

buffettbride wrote:I'm just wondering what everyone buys to make coffee at home. I usually just drink the coffee in my office during the week, which is fine. I'm certainly no coffee snob. I grew up with Folgers is that is what my mom drinks, but I definitely prefer the ground, bagged coffees at the grocery store rather than a traditional coffee brand from my momma's era.

We're just about to finish off the bag of Seattle's Best Breakfast Blend (yes, Don, the bag we bought at the grocery store) because I'm on a bit of a coffee kick (I'm weaning myself of Pepsi).

I don't want to grind my own beans and want to be able to get it at my grocery store.

Suggestions?

I was sooo thinking of you (and a thread from last year)
this morning

I put Peppermint sticks in my Coffee this morning..


Yuban

Coffee along with Tums and alcohol are the three major food groups for us traveling sales scum, so I DO take my coffee pretty seriously. Seattle's Best is great stuff. I like the darker French Roast or Italian Roast coffee's. We typically by those blends from Trader Joe's. Not sure if it's California business, but there's this coffee company called Pete's that is FANTASTIC.

You might be surprised how grinding and pressing a cup of java can make a big difference too.

Tequila Revenge wrote:
You might be surprised how grinding and pressing a cup of java can make a big difference too.

I spend enough time baking bread from scratch, no time for grinding my own coffee. If I have time to grind, it's gonna be my husband.

PIA wrote:


or dunkin donuts...because you cant get tim horton's in State College....

I never had Tim Horton's until I was in Erie back in July, we don't have them here. That's some good stuff.

Now to answer the question, I don't buy coffee because I never drink it at home.

my rich neighbor gives me a cup in the morning.

he considers it helping the poor.

and he wants my jeep out of his dune.

not going to happen.

I prefer 100% arabica beans (also known as Hawaiin blend )- much smoother and less bitter. Maxwell House now makes it

But if Folgers is on sale - I stock up on that too

PHAW Webmistress wrote:I prefer 100% arabica beans (also known as Hawaiin blend )- much smoother and less bitter. Maxwell House now makes it

But if Folgers is on sale - I stock up on that too

I thought you'd say "whatever's on the bottom shelf." running for cover

The coffee I buy to drink at home is the 100% Kona coffee (from Hawaii), and NOTHING ELSE.
http://www.bwanabobskonacoffee.com/

For the office, we all give the ladies about $15.00 a week and they bring in Folgers or Maxwell House, coffee filters, and the creme and sugar (for those who don't like their coffee au naturel).

When I'm on the road, I'll drink whatever the house brand is at whatever convenience store I stop at.
(And never EVER go to starbucks). (EVER).
I like Starbucks about as much as Larry likes Landsh*t beer.

I also love Tim Horton's coffee, but I haven't been to Ontario lately.

I'm not much of a coffee drinker but I have to agree with Garry, Kona is the BEST!!!!

Dunkin Donuts....especially when it is on sale at Target.

Don Francisco's espresso blend is pretty good too. If Peets or Seattle's Best is on sale I will buy that too, or Caribou. But DD is my current fave.

We buy whatever's Fair Trade certified at Costco.

But Mal, it takes literally 45 seconds to grind your own beans- you scoop the coffee with the grinder lid, dump them in, lock the lid and push the button. It's so worth it! And that's with the el cheapo Target grinder, not even a nice burr grinder that also stores the beans.

Folgers Decaf

Folgers expresso

Foglifter

Breakfast blend

anything dark basically