Max budget for coffee is $8.50 per pound; coffee over that is never tasted. My favorite coffee is anything but French Roast. My extra favorite coffee is whatever pair's well with banana's, that'd be light / medium roasted Arabica beans. ☕
BTW! Seeing how this is a DEV Community, I've played around with this fun software named after coffee! Check out coffeecup.com/ if you wanna check it out.
p.s. - so many people in here talking about tea 🍵, and for that, i'd recommend using steepster.com/teas website... another great resource.
I've been fortunate to try many different coffee flavors / roasts. Believe it or not, the dollar store coffee (usually from Vietnam) is quite good and so are the (free) sample packs at hotels.
I recommend whole bean coffee, this way you can grind before you brewing. If you have a Keurig machine, you should invest in a $4 re-usable k-cup filter too!
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Max budget for coffee is $8.50 per pound; coffee over that is never tasted. My favorite coffee is anything but French Roast. My extra favorite coffee is whatever pair's well with banana's, that'd be light / medium roasted Arabica beans. ☕
BTW! Seeing how this is a DEV Community, I've played around with this fun software named after coffee! Check out coffeecup.com/ if you wanna check it out.
p.s. - so many people in here talking about tea 🍵, and for that, i'd recommend using steepster.com/teas website... another great resource.
I've been fortunate to try many different coffee flavors / roasts. Believe it or not, the dollar store coffee (usually from Vietnam) is quite good and so are the (free) sample packs at hotels.
I recommend whole bean coffee, this way you can grind before you brewing. If you have a Keurig machine, you should invest in a $4 re-usable k-cup filter too!