de-evolution of a coffee snob
Almost a month later and I am still harping on coffee??
Like most people, I am trying to cut costs these days. I've never been a big fan of Starbucks but I have been a supporter of a local coffee roaster. It costs less than Starbucks but it still is in the $8/lb range. SO....
Here I sit, 3 cups of Kroger coffee later, and I am feelin' good! It almost tastes better than...?*
What to cut next?
Like most people, I am trying to cut costs these days. I've never been a big fan of Starbucks but I have been a supporter of a local coffee roaster. It costs less than Starbucks but it still is in the $8/lb range. SO....
Here I sit, 3 cups of Kroger coffee later, and I am feelin' good! It almost tastes better than...?*
What to cut next?
*little secret Starbuck's doesn't want you to knowLabels: coffee, economy, jack-o-lantern, silliness caffeine
posted by Ptelea @ 6:21 AM
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I will always think about my mothers' coffee as the best I ever had. She used Folger's, kept the opened can (with a lid on it) at room temp on the countertop, and made it in an old electric percolator that was well-stained. It was served in a hefty cup with sugar and a squirt of Borden's (from a little can with 2 holes punched in the top using an icepick) that was kept in the fridge. I wonder if it was just my imagination or whether the coffee really was the best. Maybe it's the same thing either way.
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