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Old 12-30-2020, 09:06 PM   #41
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Interesting. Thanks for the recommendation. Will have to try it.
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We've finally found a good bean that comes close to the Costa Rica bean DW brought back to me last year.

Costco brand "Organic medium /dark blend" is really great with our Bunn quick brew. Grind is medium in a burr grinder. I wake up thinking about the first cup... Very affordable too.
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Old 12-31-2020, 12:16 AM   #42
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No idea. We go thru it so quickly that it is not an issue.

Buy our beans at Costco. Medium dark or dark. French Roast, Expresso Roast, etc. Grind them for each brew, and use a cone filter.

We do not freeze the beans. We keep them in their airtight packet.

We prefer stronger, European style coffees. If we brew a pot, ie 4 cups, it does not sit around for very long.
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So what do you think of Folgers Crystals. [emoji3]

"Folger's Crystals, a coffee rich enough to replace human blood."


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