Here's a link.I haven't seen HEB anywhere. But only because I wasn't looking. I searched and found many HEB references. Could you find a link and send it to me so I know whuzzup?
Pressed coffee is way different. Even what looks like weak coffee is rich and tastes very good. My only complaint is that it takes about 1/3 more coffee to get a good cuppa. But, I found I don't drink as much. I just enjoy the pot and drink sloooowwwly. And, I did get another hand crank grinder. What a difference. Electric grinders beat the bean into powder with speed. A mill type grinder cracks, chops and cuts the bean into uniform granules and that makes a big different in the amount of fines at the bottom of the pot. But, fined go down a lot easier than grounds.
I did not know that.Chase & Sanborn ,A&P Coffee
Eight O'Clock Coffee is the brand name of the light roast of coffee introduced by the American supermarket chain A&P in 1859. In 1919, the roast was renamed and given its current trademark.[1] The company supposedly derived the name by conducting a survey asking people what time of day they drank coffee most. The majority of those surveyed reported that they typically drank coffee at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., which is why company went with the name "Eight O'Clock Coffee."[1]
I know. I'm slowing down again, or at least I'm trying to................
That's pretty funny.Just heard this tonight:
I like my women like I like my coffee ~ cold and bitter...
eldar
I have the same issue, but there are some decent blends out there, but they seem to vary based on time of year.I love Kona, but it's hard to find a pure Kona. Most of it is a blend, and I can't afford the real stuff.
It's pretty good. Different that most are used to. It's like Kona, most of the time it's found in a blend.I would like to try this kind of coffee. Never heard of it.
I stop at 5pm for that exact reason. It will make is impossible to sleep that night.I like coffee adverse affects on me,in the morning it cant wake me up enough,but at night it keeps me awake.Thats why i try not to drink any after 9am
I have a few but they are hand me downs from my Grandfather. I'm not a fan in general but it can be done well.Does anyone here make their coffee in a percolator? I was thinking of getting one but no one seems to use them anymore and I'm wondering why. Maybe you all know something I don't know?
It does get spit out into the fire quite often. Sometimes people hand it back to me like they don't need it that bad.Is that what you douse the campfire with? Tastes so bad it kills the flames?
I use a basic drip at home. There are some great drip machines out there, but in the $10 - $100 range there is no real difference in taste, just features.Two of my three kids got a Keurig for Christmas. My daughter gave me her 4 cup Mr. Coffee drip coffee make since she got the Keurig. I couldn't be happier. I have graduated from the occasional cup of instant coffee to coffee every morning now. And the small size is just the right size for me.
