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1/25/2012 5:37pm
Stand up and be counted. Also, what's your favorite style coffee? Mine is Peruvian, straight up. I use a press, and the only down side is that coffee coming from anything else tastes like shit. Well, except a friend of mine uses some other kind of maker (forgot the damn name of it), and he uses an espresso grind in it. It was about the same in quality as what my press makes, but I heard they're a pain in the ass to use and clean.
pressed coffe on the weekend Peetes Major Dickenson or some Sumatra Lingtong
The Shop
No, seriously, bared handed.
I get their Italian Espresso mix and make it in a French Press at home. At work I'll just down whatever drip coffee is available at the time.
The itailian expressos are excellen.
For some reason I get a kick out of buying anything from Columbia that comes in a bag.
It's great coffee and a great deal.
Now that most people are scaling back due to the economy, it's kinda fun looking for good bargains.
I've tried many other brands, but to me, the "Coffee People" brand is superior
The thing is great.
Pit Row
http://www.bigcatcoffees.com/category.cfm?B=&C=9&SC=&PF=C-SC-P
Too strong for my wife, so at home it's Folgers. Crap is barely drinkable.
Opinions on store bought Dunkin D's grounds? shit's expensive, but I want to try it. Walmart carrys it for over $7 a bag.
I like the Kaluha creamer that you can put in coffee too.
Coffee People use to be a Portland, Oregon staple until Starbucks bought them. The wife and I love the Black Tiger shakes.
There is a local shop that kept the recipes and we can still get the shakes however miss being able to roll into a CP and get a great cup of house coffe. The big thing now in PDX is Stumptown coffee.
How do you know of Coffee People?
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