Kitchen

[ahoymate]

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[LilLadyNJ]

I purchase whole bean coffee from my local Fresh Market grocery store. Whole Foods also have good whole bean coffee. 

If you're looking online, I'd recommend Nicholas Coffee out of Pittsburg. I used to get my coffee from their store and there was no better. I haven't ordered since I moved as shipping was pricy. 

[docsgirl]

Thanks to all who made suggestions.  Today, I stopped at Dunkin and they had their whole bean coffee.  It was $7.00 for a 16-oz. bag so I picked up a bag.  My coffee grinder is supposed to arrive on Monday and I can't wait to try to good freshly, ground cup.  I also purchased a bag of 8:00 whole beans so I'll see how that turns out. If I do OK with the less expensive brands, I'll branch out to some of the suggested on-line sites.  Thanks, again.  docgirl

[LisaMofSLC]

I used to grind my own beans. Now I just buy the coffee pre- ground. Once, I ordered groceries from Instacart, but I guess my chosen coffee was not avaialble in ground form, so the picker got me whole beans. Luckily I still had my coffee grinder in a box I was taking to the local thrift store, and got it out. Isn't it more important to get ground coffee if a customer asks for that? They may not have a grinder. I'd have taken any other flavour, but I needed ground coffee.

[soonersis]

I started using a coffee bean grinder several months ago and love it.  I like to use organic coffee and have been buying the Equal Exchange Organic brand from Vitacost.  They often have it on sale.  Whole Foods has a good organic one too.  Believe it's called Pacific Rim and a good price for a 24 oz. bag.

[kivah]

I grind the beans every morning. I love Jose's Organic French Roast Coffee - Dark Roast. I also buy Starbucks French Roast - Dark. I buy on-line from Costco. I prefer dark roast and I always add extra coffee when making it. Can't survive without my 2 cups every morning.