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Sheldar here has often told us about how good this coffee is.
Here's a backup review that I saw in another ng a few days ago. ---------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Walmart's Coffee Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2018 10:11:20 -0700 From: Ciccio > Newsgroups: ba.food For years I found Peets, Starbucks, Cafe Trieste, boutique coffees,etc., to be overpriced, but acceptable. Then they entered into rip-off prices. Thus, I switched to TJs, but then TJs too entered the rip-off zone. So, I have been trying various reasonably priced brewing coffees. The latest, which I've been trying for several days is Walmart's Great Value brand Colombian coffee. I paid $3.80 for a 12 oz bag. Without waxing poetic about flavor complexity, under taste, aroma, etc., suffice it to say, it's handily in the same flavor zone as Peets, Starbucks, TJs etc. It certainly tastes better than Farmers Brothers, Costcos Kirkland brand, etc. and it tastes way, way, better than the usual lowbrow Folgers, Hills Brothers, Maxwell House, etc. I am no doubt buying the larger quantity of it next time. Unfortunately, it doesn't come in whole bean, so I'll still pay a tad more for such. A good bang-for-the-flavor-buck whole bean I've found is Seattle's best, which I use for espresso. ------------------------------------------------------------- |
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