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frontpage Posted by PennyFound | Staff • Oct 14, 2024
96-Count Café Bustelo Espresso Style Dark Roast Coffee Keurig K-Cup Pods
w/ Subscribe & Save + Free S&H$29
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In loose form, it's inexpensive, good and very flexible coffee that can be used for espresso, cold brew, or regular drip. The fine grind makes it even more flexible, as it has good yield.
In a K-cup, it's no longer inexpensive (30c/cup even on this sale), and it loses most of the flexibility and yield benefits it had while loose. In a k-cup, it's just coffee, no better than many other generic or less expensive brands.
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In loose form, it's inexpensive, good and very flexible coffee that can be used for espresso, cold brew, or regular drip. The fine grind makes it even more flexible, as it has good yield.
In a K-cup, it's no longer inexpensive (30c/cup even on this sale), and it loses most of the flexibility and yield benefits it had while loose. In a k-cup, it's just coffee, no better than many other generic or less expensive brands.
In loose form, it's inexpensive, good and very flexible coffee that can be used for espresso, cold brew, or regular drip. The fine grind makes it even more flexible, as it has good yield.
In a K-cup, it's no longer inexpensive (30c/cup even on this sale), and it loses most of the flexibility and yield benefits it had while loose. In a k-cup, it's just coffee, no better than many other generic or less expensive brands.
Amazon of course didn't care. Going to go back to just using the ground version for now.
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In loose form, it's inexpensive, good and very flexible coffee that can be used for espresso, cold brew, or regular drip. The fine grind makes it even more flexible, as it has good yield.
In a K-cup, it's no longer inexpensive (30c/cup even on this sale), and it loses most of the flexibility and yield benefits it had while loose. In a k-cup, it's just coffee, no better than many other generic or less expensive brands.
I could get 4 "bricks" of it at Costco for like $10
But inflation…