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De Dragon wrote:ScHoolboySoloQ wrote:One thing I won't regret before I die is not drinking coffee.
Thing to make man throw up when you smell it.
Meem know what kinda coffee they brewing/making by you, but that fresh brewed first thing in the morning is heaven.
Ted_v2 wrote:ScHoolboySoloQ wrote:One thing I won't regret before I die is not drinking coffee.
Thing to make man throw up when you smell it.
x2
bring me some coca cola budddy
De Dragon wrote:ScHoolboySoloQ wrote:One thing I won't regret before I die is not drinking coffee.
Thing to make man throw up when you smell it.
Meem know what kinda coffee they brewing/making by you, but that fresh brewed first thing in the morning is heaven.
K74T wrote:
Jerry84 wrote:See photo20210429_164136.jpeg
carluva wrote:Never heard of that until now. Where did you get that to buy locally?
teems1 wrote:Is it possible to get Starbucks coffee beans (not ground) in a grocery/presto/gourmet shop etc?
Whole bean is all over.teems1 wrote:Is it possible to get Starbucks coffee beans (not ground) in a grocery/presto/gourmet shop etc?
Tim Hortons (now owned by Wendy's) is the Dunkin' Donuts of Canada.carluva wrote:Tim Hortons is Canadian. Basically what Starbucks is to the US (And now Trinidad), Tim Hortons is to Canada.
I have never tried the ground coffee as pictured, but I have found that the coffee itself was better than Starbucks when I had it while traveling. So, on that basis, I'd say it'll be pretty good. Try it and let us know.
adnj wrote:Tim Hortons (now owned by Wendy's) is the Dunkin' Donuts of Canada.carluva wrote:Tim Hortons is Canadian. Basically what Starbucks is to the US (And now Trinidad), Tim Hortons is to Canada.
I have never tried the ground coffee as pictured, but I have found that the coffee itself was better than Starbucks when I had it while traveling. So, on that basis, I'd say it'll be pretty good. Try it and let us know.
Coffee is extremely subjective. Much has to do with how you prepare it. Much has to do with whether you take it with milk, sugar, vanilla, etc. The taste of coffee will change with the temperature that you consume it.
pugboy wrote:and most importantly how old the beans are
if you buying starbucks beans from shops other than a starbucks you may have no idea how old they areadnj wrote:Tim Hortons (now owned by Wendy's) is the Dunkin' Donuts of Canada.carluva wrote:Tim Hortons is Canadian. Basically what Starbucks is to the US (And now Trinidad), Tim Hortons is to Canada.
I have never tried the ground coffee as pictured, but I have found that the coffee itself was better than Starbucks when I had it while traveling. So, on that basis, I'd say it'll be pretty good. Try it and let us know.
Coffee is extremely subjective. Much has to do with how you prepare it. Much has to do with whether you take it with milk, sugar, vanilla, etc. The taste of coffee will change with the temperature that you consume it.
Rovin wrote:weather for a good ol cup of hong wing , hits d spot ... even though about 2 mths ago they had a weak tasteless batch , pack i buy about a mth after that they back to being good
these days jose perez arabica in a nice silver bag drinking good too ...
Rovin wrote:weather for a good ol cup of hong wing , hits d spot ... even though about 2 mths ago they had a weak tasteless batch , pack i buy about a mth after that they back to being good
these days jose perez arabica in a nice silver bag drinking good too ...