Coffee Beans ,Which Are Best

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Coffee has changed now and rumor has it it is no longer all coffee beans in the mix.

I don't want to pay a high price for some gourmet coffee just one that taste ok.
 
We've paid over $20/Lb for coffee from Hi and as little as $5/Lb for beans with no idea where they came from. They were both similar. The next time the wife goes to HI she will bring back macadamias but no coffee. The difference is not worth the price to us. Just find something you like. Next year the beans will be slightly different or the roast will be different.

We went into a restaurant in VA for breakfast and had the best cup of coffee ever. They sold us most of what the had in stock. We got them to give us the name of the roaster and ordered direct. The first order was excellent and the next couple were just average. We just look for a good cup now. Find a brand that you like that cost what you wish to pay.

I prefer to grind my own beans as I find that gives me better results.
 
We've paid over $20/Lb for coffee from Hi and as little as $5/Lb for beans with no idea where they came from. They were both similar. The next time the wife goes to HI she will bring back macadamias but no coffee. The difference is not worth the price to us. Just find something you like. Next year the beans will be slightly different or the roast will be different.

We went into a restaurant in VA for breakfast and had the best cup of coffee ever. They sold us most of what the had in stock. We got them to give us the name of the roaster and ordered direct. The first order was excellent and the next couple were just average. We just look for a good cup now. Find a brand that you like that cost what you wish to pay.

I prefer to grind my own beans as I find that gives me better results.


Also when you grind your own beans you know it is coffee your getting with no added ' fillers'.
 
All coffee is regulated, fillers must be coffee chaff in pellet form, then ground.
Most companies do not use fillers or over water in the coffee process.
 
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