I am liking Seattle's Best right now :)
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I am liking Seattle's Best right now :)
All Van Houtte Colombian or french vanillla:)
A couple of years ago I remember buying an ''coffee Ethical'' from the Guatemala ...witch I had go 7 years ago...Guatemala and Colombia are the best place for coffee...called ''Brulerie des Cantons de Lest''..they sell it a t many place and they have a stand in my public market...but for now I dont drink so much coffee in summer...more a smoothie person..but cheap price for all Van Houtte in sale is awesome:)
Tim Hortons is good too..but out of my budget:(
That would be so hot!!! If Mcdonals could sell to the public bag of their coffee...but again I am sure it will be a crazy price...just thing when you paid a coffee or softdrinks from theirs...and cost1 or 3$ depend promo or not..and they cost to theirs maybe 9$ the cup....When I have school morninf without coffee its not possible to me...need this to wake up...so I make my own in a thermos...at 1,00$ for a 3 sip cup in school it ruin a budget...same thing with juice or softdrink:)
I like the Van Houtte french vanilla coffee personally.
The one brand I won't buy is Maxwell House. I think it's disgusting.
My parents are going to Honduras in a few months so I've asked them to bring me back some local coffee. I can't wait to see what that's like!
Van Houtte Original House Blend. It came with my Keurig machine and oh my goodness I love it. Never thought I could find a coffee that could replace good 'ol Tim Horton's, but I did!
I like Vanhoutte Hazelnut Vanilla for flavoured coffee, and for regular seattle's best level 3, which if you like mcd's coffee I recommend, as it is quite similar.
i like Folgers
For those who have an IGA and with the 3,00$ printable section coupon database the Al Van Houtte little pack come to 1,99$....habitually it is 5,49$..so if you want to try new variety for cheap thats the time!!!:)
Jamaican Blue Mountain mon...it's the best , forget the rest!
Same here, I only drink instant.....can't stand coffee machine coffee. And Tatster's Choice is my favourite, but oy vay has it gone up in price!!!
I get a friend to being me back 2 large containers from the States when she goes. They sell in the states (large container, 7oz I believe) for around $8 or sometimes $7 on sale.
I took a peek at the price of them at Fortino's the other day...almost $10...for a smaller size
Only drink instant coffee when i stay over at my mothers place, when i am home i use my Keurig machine
Morning coffee
Barista prima - coffeehouse
After dinner coffee
Van houtte - french vanilla coffee
Dont know about everyone else but I love having one last cup of coffee at the end of my day before I attack all the dishes.
I recently added a new accessory to my coffee corner in my kitchen http://www.keurig.ca/accessories/k-cup-carousel displays like 27 k-cups im not there yet soon enough, They dont last very long.
I drink coffee only from a plain stove top espresso maker but sometimes, very rarely, just for a little change, switch to coffee from an ordinary coffee maker - have Bella and quite content with that. Though coffee from a drip coffee maker comes weak but it's OK. Or, if I have more time and mood, make a cup of, again:), espresso, with my Delonghi espresso maker.
Anyway, my favourites:
Coffee Abysinnia (my DH's freinds brought from Ethiopia) (the best coffee)
Lavazza (light or medium, of course, as the dark one is too light coffee, so much real coffee is "squeezed" from the dark coffee during roasting)
Illy (also nice coffee but quite pricey, not so different from Lavazza, I'd say, Lavazza is better) (if I omit Abyssinia)
As for a drip coffee maker, I'd say, Van Houtte. But once you open Van Houtte, you have to finish 250gr in about a week because after a week it has a nasty, old coffee smell and taste (no matter how you keep that as I tried many methods). Timothy is not bad, too.
P.S. Recently Aurora made trial size coffee in 150gr. Try their medium one, it's quite nice and costs $1.
Starbucks french roast is my personal fav