Amazon has 30.5-Oz Chock Full o' Nuts New York Roast Ground Coffee (Dark Roast) on sale for $11.25 - $0.56 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $10.69. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 30.5-Oz Chock Full o' Nuts New York Roast Ground Coffee (Dark Roast) on sale for $11.25 - $0.56 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $10.69. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Model: Chock Full o’Nuts New York Roast Ground Coffee, Dark Roast - 30.5 Oz Can - Arabica Coffee Beans – Bold, Full-Bodied and Intense Flavored Dark Blend
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I really thought this was nuts,
but found out shortly, with disgust,
that this is nothing worthy of a cup—
just New York's ego, roasted up.
They say it's bold, they say it's tough,
like subway rats and attitudes rough,
but one small sip will make it clear:
this tastes like burnt dreams and Times Square fear.
It's bitter as a taxi fight,
overpriced and never quite right,
with notes of garbage strike in June,
and hubris steeped beneath the moon.
They charge you fifteen bucks a pound
for beans that should stay underground,
then claim it's "artisan" and "rare"—
like pigeons crapping everywhere.
So here's my verdict, blunt and plain:
this coffee's like the L train—
it promises you'll get a lift,
but leaves you late and slightly miffed.
Next time I'll trust what labels say,
and keep New York roasts far away.
I wanted nuts—at least they're honest.
This coffee's just... the Bronx at its "finest."
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I really thought this was nuts,
but found out shortly, with disgust,
that this is nothing worthy of a cup—
just New York's ego, roasted up.
They say it's bold, they say it's tough,
like subway rats and attitudes rough,
but one small sip will make it clear:
this tastes like burnt dreams and Times Square fear.
It's bitter as a taxi fight,
overpriced and never quite right,
with notes of garbage strike in June,
and hubris steeped beneath the moon.
They charge you fifteen bucks a pound
for beans that should stay underground,
then claim it's "artisan" and "rare"—
like pigeons crapping everywhere.
So here's my verdict, blunt and plain:
this coffee's like the L train—
it promises you'll get a lift,
but leaves you late and slightly miffed.
Next time I'll trust what labels say,
and keep New York roasts far away.
I wanted nuts—at least they're honest.
This coffee's just... the Bronx at its "finest."
Wait, so this brand makes coffee? My whole life I've seen these cans at the store and never paid attention. Always assumed it was peanuts like Planters, with a name like that. 🫠
Wait, so this brand makes coffee? My whole life I've seen these cans at the store and never paid attention. Always assumed it was peanuts like Planters, with a name like that. 🫠
To be fair, the can probably tastes better than the coffee.
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but found out shortly, with disgust,
that this is nothing worthy of a cup—
just New York's ego, roasted up.
They say it's bold, they say it's tough,
like subway rats and attitudes rough,
but one small sip will make it clear:
this tastes like burnt dreams and Times Square fear.
It's bitter as a taxi fight,
overpriced and never quite right,
with notes of garbage strike in June,
and hubris steeped beneath the moon.
They charge you fifteen bucks a pound
for beans that should stay underground,
then claim it's "artisan" and "rare"—
like pigeons crapping everywhere.
So here's my verdict, blunt and plain:
this coffee's like the L train—
it promises you'll get a lift,
but leaves you late and slightly miffed.
Next time I'll trust what labels say,
and keep New York roasts far away.
I wanted nuts—at least they're honest.
This coffee's just... the Bronx at its "finest."
16 Comments
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank amp9020
but found out shortly, with disgust,
that this is nothing worthy of a cup—
just New York's ego, roasted up.
They say it's bold, they say it's tough,
like subway rats and attitudes rough,
but one small sip will make it clear:
this tastes like burnt dreams and Times Square fear.
It's bitter as a taxi fight,
overpriced and never quite right,
with notes of garbage strike in June,
and hubris steeped beneath the moon.
They charge you fifteen bucks a pound
for beans that should stay underground,
then claim it's "artisan" and "rare"—
like pigeons crapping everywhere.
So here's my verdict, blunt and plain:
this coffee's like the L train—
it promises you'll get a lift,
but leaves you late and slightly miffed.
Next time I'll trust what labels say,
and keep New York roasts far away.
I wanted nuts—at least they're honest.
This coffee's just... the Bronx at its "finest."
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