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What is your favorite brand of coffee and how do you like to prepare it?

For myself, it's hard to beat original Folgers brewed with a perculator! I'm not one of those people who drinks coffee all day, but I have to have my two cups first thing in the morning!
 
TN the final gurgles of the coffee maker is my alarm clock in the morning. Two cups down the hatch asap. We use Folgers Black Silk and I add artificial sweetener to mine. No cream. I do like my coffee very strong tho.
 
ALACOWMAN":2ltveyrc said:
mt dew.is my morning kick in the ass :cowboy:
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I use to do the Dew. Stopped as I am trying to avoid sugar....... But I still will shoot one down mid afternoon on those days when I feel my eyes drifting shut.
 
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I try a different one every time I buy a new can. Haven't found one I like yet but I got a nice collection of cans.
 
Dave":urkterjl said:
ALACOWMAN":urkterjl said:
mt dew.is my morning kick in the ass :cowboy:
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I use to do the Dew. Stopped as I am trying to avoid sugar....... But I still will shoot one down mid afternoon on those days when I feel my eyes drifting shut.
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20.oz bottle and 3 aspirin are good for a hang around :cowboy:
 
I do like adding half-n-half as well as sugar... sort of depends on the mood I'm in. Summer time I typically like it black, but when it's cold I load it up!!
 
7 O'clock brand coffee. Decaf in the afternoons/evenings - regular in the morning. My wife gets it at Target. Good stuff.

Tom in TN

Also, when I grow up I'll drink it black, but for right now I add a little cream.
 
Yes, I saw some Yuban at the store. I might try that next time. Ever tried Cafe Bustello espresso ground? Not too good in my opinion.
 
I buy whatever is on sale that week at Kroger. I prefer brands labeled 100% Columbian. Generally just a few dimes more and much better coffee, in my opinion. Community Coffee by mail is awfully good and a bit pricey.
I do not like dark roasts. Like charcoal, basically. And flavored coffee is something, but it sure isn't coffee. If you don't like coffee, have Old Milwaukee with your sausage and eggs.
 
john250 said:
I buy whatever is on sale that week at Kroger. I prefer brands labeled 100% Columbian. Generally just a few dimes more and much better coffee, in my opinion. Community Coffee by mail is awfully good and a bit pricey.
I do not like dark roasts. Like charcoal, basically. And flavored coffee is something, but it sure isn't coffee. If you don't like coffee, have Old Milwaukee with your sausage and eggs.[/quote] dry heaves
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The wife took me to a Starbucks a while back... I don't see what the rage is all about. The coffee tasted burnt and bitter! And then I got the tab... DAYUM, they need to change their name from Starbucks to Fivebucks!!

That is some expensive java right there!
 
ALACOWMAN":3fadolij said:
john250":3fadolij said:
I buy whatever is on sale that week at Kroger. I prefer brands labeled 100% Columbian. Generally just a few dimes more and much better coffee, in my opinion. Community Coffee by mail is awfully good and a bit pricey.
I do not like dark roasts. Like charcoal, basically. And flavored coffee is something, but it sure isn't coffee. If you don't like coffee, have Old Milwaukee with your sausage and eggs.[/quote] dry heaves
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A Natty Light will work if it's good and cold. ;-)
 

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