/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.10093674]

What's your coffee of choice?

[Anonymous No.10093787]

[Anonymous No.10093888]

I usually get mine from Grumpy because it's the best tradeoff of cost, convenience, and quality.

Got tired of places that don't post prices, like it's a fucking art gallery or something.

[Anonymous No.10093985]

messed around with illy, segafredo, etc but lavazza is the coffee that is (1) cheap enough (2) pretty good and (3) always for sale. i make it in a french press

[Anonymous No.10093990]

[Anonymous No.10093993]

this coffee is goat

[Anonymous No.10094000]

>>10093674
for me, it's lavazza. red is fine, but the gold is really great
they are a good price, and available in every store
if i'm feeling luxury, there is a small coffee roasters in my town, and their coffee is absolutely delicious, but is pricier than lavazza

[Anonymous No.10094327]

>>10093674
Aldi's organic peruvian is my jam.
It's the most consistently good supermarket coffee I've ever found.

[Anonymous No.10094564]

>>10093674
Ethiopian

[Anonymous No.10094583]

[Anonymous No.10094588]

mix different coffees for best taste.

[Anonymous No.10094692]

>>10094327
When my grandmother came back from aldi one day she brought a bag of that to me because she thought I would like it. When she told me that it was fair trade and only like $6 I winced, but happily took the coffee from her and thanked her.

Now I need to thank her for putting me on the stuff. I can't even fathom how coffee that cheap could be that good. I am also unsure how it is fair trade with the price being as low as it is.

[sin No.10094987]

My friend works at Peet's, and she trades me a bag of French roast every week for a poem. I've gotten really good at poems now, and I'll never run out of coffee. It's decent stuff too.

[Anonymous No.10095015]

>>10094987
>It's decent stuff too.
Everything Peets sells is burned

[sin No.10095066]

>>10095015
You can't really beat free coffee. It tastes fine.

[Anonymous No.10095179]

>>10093787

this. 100% sincere.

i'm gonna drown my coffee in sweetener and cream. all coffee tastes the same at that point.

[Anonymous No.10095245]

[Anonymous No.10095560]

Kirkland house roast.

[Anonymous No.10095584]

>>10093674
Found this online and then found it at Stater Bros. It's best served black, imo, but also goes good with butter or half-and-half.

>>10093787
Good in a pinch.
>>10094327
The Aldi I shop at carries a brand called Beumonts. Pretty good substitute.

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[Anonymous No.10096871]

>>10093985

Seconded.

When I don't go for locally roasted, I go for this stuff.

[Anonymous No.10096874]

>>10093787
based

[Anonymous No.10098486]

>>10093990
>>10093993
>>10094583
McDonald's, Folgers and Dunkin' Donuts? Come on, guys. This is entry level stuff

[Anonymous No.10098534]

>>10094987
>trade a poem for coffee
I was wondering what kind of commune you were living in until I looked up the Peet''s store locator. It all makes sense now

[Anonymous No.10098558]

There are loads of local roasters where I live so I switch around amongst them depending on what I want. Usually light/medium roasts, sometimes a hazlenut coffee.

[Anonymous No.10099361]

>>10093674
Used to drink Folgers but now I could never go back.

[Anonymous No.10099497]

Rod, gul eller blå?