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Next time you're at wal-mart buying tubs for the cigars, swing by the food isle where they have coffee, you'll probably find some there - bright yellow and blue vacuum brick packages. It's not really that expensive either, like $2-$3 a brick.

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#21 Huh. I don't think any coffee around here sells for anything like that. I think Millstone goes on sale for like $7.99 a pound or something and people lose their minds.

Best I can recall seeing around here (outside of a can) is at Costco. Can't recall the price, but it comes in 2 lb. bags. Quite a bit cheaper than the usual grocery store fare around here. They might actually use $2-3 coffee for doorstops in this area.

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I think the bricks are 8oz, and yea, very inexpensive.

If you can get them in the Pitt area, you can get them in Seattle.

I was close, they are 10oz bricks.

http://www.cvs.com/CVSApp/catalog/shop_product_detail.jsp?skuId=179015&productId=179015 

I seem to recall buying it for about a buck less than that at wal-mart last time I purchased it.

at Target too

#5 is right on if you make it on the strong side.

brewed up some Folgers from the 48oz jug at work this morning, mmm mmm good.

Most single cup brewers have attachments you can get that lets you use any coffee.Nice to have in the house in case you run out of Pods,Discs,K-cups or whatever.

-Baldy-

Good source here if not in your immediate area.They also carry Pilon........another great coffee.

http://www.javacabana.com/ 

Ron

I have been getting the Colombian roast from CCM coffee, online.

However... I found a brand at Costco that tastes the same and it's cheaper. Jose's Colombian roast. $9.99 for 3 lbs.

Bustelo rocks...love it.

Authentic JBM is my fav with Guatamalan/Antiguan a close second,

BUT for everyday, start me up, morning java. . .

Trader Joe's "JOE" blend.

20 minutes in the Corningware Stove Top Perculator. YUM!

(and it's about $4/lb.)

jes