That gocoffeego.com is really expensive. What justifies charging at least twice as much as whole beans from a grocery store? Is the flavor really worth it?
In my opinion it is, but it also depends on how you make it. If you're throwing it in a $20 coffeemate drip machine, you probably wouldn't notice as much difference between the two. You could make it in a $20 french press though and notice a big difference. I wouldn't buy any coffee that I didn't know when it was roasted. If they don't tell you, it's probably long past stale.
I used to drink a lot of coffee everyday but I decided I'd rather make one really good large cup instead so the extra cost isn't a big deal. A few weeks ago I tried some of the Klatch coffee on there for 11.95/12oz. and it was solid, is that still twice as much as the store? (serious question)
Has anyone tried on of these?
http://www.amazon.com/Aerobie-AeroPress-Coffee-Espresso-Maker/dp/B0047BIWSK/ref=pd_sbs_k5
I have used one. It's surprisingly pretty good for the price. Kind of the same method as a french press but instead of letting the water and grounds soak together for a few minutes you press the water out almost immediately. I'm not a huge espresso fan but it's probably worth a shot if that's what you're into.
i'll give everybody one guess as to who needs to spend more time taking care of their yard so their neighbors don't get grossed out when they drive by and less time in the kitchen roasting their own coffee beans so that they can then grind them and put them into a french press.
Roger the barber came down last night to teach me how to change my own sprinkler heads so my system isn't down all the time waiting for blueville to come over. I told him I had some weird yard stalker that was intimidating me into improving my lawn and he understood. Give it two more weeks and it will be a thing of beauty.
