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Jolly’s Coffee Shortage

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  • L Loki

    The difference is price between buying a cup of Starbucks at their store and buying a big bag at Costco and making it at home is about 5x and maybe more.

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    @loki said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

    Starbucks at their store and buying a big bag at Costco and making it at home is about 5x and maybe more.

    Amazon coffee for Keurig $0.29 (+ water and electricity)
    Starbuck's black coffee $2.45 (+ fuel and car exhaust)

    8X

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    • CopperC Copper

      @loki said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

      Starbucks at their store and buying a big bag at Costco and making it at home is about 5x and maybe more.

      Amazon coffee for Keurig $0.29 (+ water and electricity)
      Starbuck's black coffee $2.45 (+ fuel and car exhaust)

      8X

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      @copper said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

      @loki said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

      Starbucks at their store and buying a big bag at Costco and making it at home is about 5x and maybe more.

      Amazon coffee for Keurig $0.29
      Starbuck's black coffee $2.45

      8X

      Keurig works in a pinch, but I’ll stick with my Mr. Coffee and the occasional French Press. If I was to buy a pod maker, it would likely be a Nespresso.

      The Brad

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        I was a Mr. Coffee man for decades.

        I think I paid less than $20 for it. It lasts forever.

        Then I got a Keurig as a gift. I like it.

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          But the Mr. Coffee makes better coffee...

          “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

          Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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          • JollyJ Jolly

            But the Mr. Coffee makes better coffee...

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            @jolly said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

            But the Mr. Coffee makes better coffee...

            Yeah, for sure. You can't beat the Keurig (or Nespresso) for convenience.

            But, there comes a point where the sacrifice of quality just isn't worth it.

            The Nespresso I had was good, but the coffee was never hot enough, and it was expensive, at more than $1 a run.

            The Keurig was cheap, but it was never strong enough. After ignoring the "descale" message, I let it die a slow death.

            Currently I'm using a French press mug.

            Works great.

            "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

            The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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              I disagree. The coffee I make in my Keurig is better and fresher than I ever made in my Bunn coffeemakers, and in the other drip brewers I use in hotels or on vacations.

              “I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill

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                I prefer Nespresso to anything else I've made at home, and I've tried pretty much everything, except for that exploding device Mark likes.

                Admittedly, I like espresso and lattes, which is what the Nespresso does better than anything other than a freaking expensive monstrosity of an espresso maker.

                I was only joking

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                • Doctor PhibesD Doctor Phibes

                  I prefer Nespresso to anything else I've made at home, and I've tried pretty much everything, except for that exploding device Mark likes.

                  Admittedly, I like espresso and lattes, which is what the Nespresso does better than anything other than a freaking expensive monstrosity of an espresso maker.

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                  @doctor-phibes said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

                  I prefer Nespresso to anything else I've made at home,

                  Well, the French press, imo, is superior. But not nearly as convenient. My major gripe was that it was never hot enough, and I had to nuke it to get it warm enough.

                  Also, expensive, by a factor of 3, vs a Keurig.

                  "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

                  The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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                  • George KG George K

                    @doctor-phibes said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

                    I prefer Nespresso to anything else I've made at home,

                    Well, the French press, imo, is superior. But not nearly as convenient. My major gripe was that it was never hot enough, and I had to nuke it to get it warm enough.

                    Also, expensive, by a factor of 3, vs a Keurig.

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                    @george-k said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

                    @doctor-phibes said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

                    I prefer Nespresso to anything else I've made at home,

                    Well, the French press, imo, is superior. But not nearly as convenient. My major gripe was that it was never hot enough, and I had to nuke it to get it warm enough.

                    Also, expensive, by a factor of 3, vs a Keurig.

                    It is pricey, but I only drink 1 cup a day. I don't like the Keurig coffee that much, and the French press doesn't make espresso.

                    When I drink coffee that's non espresso, I use a milk frother that heats the milk, so the coffee is plenty hot enough. The espresso it makes is plenty hot without milk.

                    I was only joking

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                    • George KG George K

                      @doctor-phibes said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

                      I prefer Nespresso to anything else I've made at home,

                      Well, the French press, imo, is superior. But not nearly as convenient. My major gripe was that it was never hot enough, and I had to nuke it to get it warm enough.

                      Also, expensive, by a factor of 3, vs a Keurig.

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                      @george-k said in Jolly’s Coffee Shortage:

                      it was never hot enough

                      I have my first cup while driving (about 1 minute) to the golf course. I gulp it down, so not hot enough is good.

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