What coffee do you like best?

I like my coffee Irish...I would make it Belgian but the waffles soak up all the coffee like a sponge.

The kind I don't have to make myself :3

Eight O'Clock Coffee is underrated
Reasonably priced and can find it in most grocery stores

Yeah a shot of Jameson makes even Kopi Luwak drinkable.

lol..dang waffles

Cappuccino.

This is what I buy...I make it pretty strong and have maybe two cups...the secret to making great coffee is using distilled water in a coffee maker that is clean and never had crappy water in it.

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Anything grown in Hawaii-jmo

Peets Coffee. Runs about 8$ a bag.

well i make mine myself and it's nasty lol getting discouraged. tried different coffee makers and brands. maybe i've just become a coffee snob. sadness

hey okay. i just use filtered water. never tried distilled

i like turkish coffee

Blue Mountain...still the best, the rest are posers...

Tim Horton's

Love a strong cup of coffee

I then pour about 1/4 c of anyone of a variety of flavored liquid creamers in it.

MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm

you are waking up from a bad dream were you were mind controlled into thinking that any coffee was a tasty beverage...they are all disgusting.

you are obviously having withdrawal complications and searching for a way to return to the state of mind where you enjoyed coffee.

my advice:

Drink Whiskey in the morning.

french roast is my favorite.

I always drink "Carte noire", but I don't know if you can find it in the US.

where do you get it from? online? store?

Grind the coffee yourself! I'll get cheap 5 lb bags off Amazon sometimes for about $30-$35, and until I got my new coffee maker that has a grinder, ground it up in a blender. Also, the Colombian coffee from Costco, Kirkland Signature brand, is VERY good. Grind it yourself, it tastes so much better!

I buy maxwell house daily brew... its cheapish and not too terrible... I use it for my drip pot

But when I can I buy

Mosaic International whole bean coffee from GFS (Gordon Food Servies) Its AWESOME!

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Its fairly priced... There is a GFS store in Lexington, Ky I shop at when im in that town...

I usually buy Kona or Italian Roast...

Otherwise I buy Eight o'clock whole bean...

Kzata Blue is good too... although to me its a wee bit expensive... but one of my Faves

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I got a french press pot... that I use the whole beans for (I grind it myself of course)

I drink about 50 cups per day... 10 cups to a pot... 5 pots a day... I LOVE me some coffee...

Drink it black too.

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The Medium Dark Roast from Community Coffee is one of my favorites.

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i noticed that brand at the store the other day. the bad part is im not sure if ive already tried it or not lol

And use quality filters, don't bother with those environmentally friendly unbleached tree hugging hippie piece of shit filters...

How much is that GFS coffee per pound? I may have to check into it, I like dark coffee as well.

Naviera coffee. It is an expresso style coffee with a little bit of chickory ground in, out of a small packaging mill out of Tampa. You can find it in Publix. Dark Blue bag ~$4.98

You don't need much, only about 3-4 TBSP flat and level for 12 cups of coffee.

Use distilled or reverse osmosis filtered water for best flavor on any coffee.

I can tell out I've been drinking coffee for over 41 years and this is simply the best I have ever tasted including the blue mountain coffee I got from Jamaica.

the commissary sells a brand called Chock Full o' nuts. We really like it, it seems to hold its freshness and flavor better than other brands we tried.

ok thanks. that's allot of coffee lol

Omg I can't believe no ones mentioned Starbucks. Love Cafe Verona, and Sumatra. Thats all I buy, for home and when I'm out. My second favorite coffee place is a little family owned shop, they are soo good.

Dunkin Dounuts Whole Bean. Coffee is many times better when it is ground just before brewing.