Amazon has
22-oz Lavazza Super Crema Whole Bean Coffee (Medium Espresso Roast) on sale for $50.04 (add a
quantity of 3 to cart) - $10 (save
$10 on $40+ purchase multibuy discount) - $5 (clip the
30% off coupon on the item page) - $5 (10% Subscribe & Save discount) =
$30.03.
Shipping is free.
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phoinix for finding this deal.
Top Comments
Three of them is 4.2lbs, meaning a bit less than two of the 2.2lbs bags. 2.2lbs bags are regularly on sale for $13-15.
So basically this deal is just alright, but I wouldn't jump on it thinking you'll be getting 3 of the 2.2lbs bags. If you don't need more beans immediately then you can always wait for one of those ~$15 for 2.2lbs bag deals and you won't be like me who keeps having to use stale-ish beans because I keep stocking up on deals on not getting to the bags until months later. 😅 The Lavazza Espresso Barista Gran Crema 2.2lbs I just got for Prime Day has a grind date in April so it'll only be good for a few more months; meanwhile I'm still working through a Qualità Oro I got several months ago and didn't open until earlier this month. ðŸ˜
Btw the 30% off also applies to the 2.2lbs bags of this, bringing it down to $14.72 with an extra 10% from S&S. That's $6.69/lb compared to $7.15/lb for this deal, which is a better deal especially if you don't need 4.2lbs immediately.
Community Reviews
Lavazza Super Crema is a medium espresso roast that lands as a smooth, not overpowering everyday coffee, with packaging that includes manufacture and best by dates. The deal can price out around $25 to $30 for three 22 ounce bags after Amazon discounts, though the bags are smaller than the common 2.2 pound size and the per ounce value is only fair. Freshness has been decent in recent orders, but Amazon coffee can still arrive stale in some cases. A solid option if you want this roast and do not need the larger bags.
Buyers who care about roast and best-by dates, because the packaging includes both and recent orders arrived within weeks of manufacture.
People stocking up for near-term use, because the beans can arrive relatively fresh and the smaller bags are easier to finish before they go stale.
Shoppers comparing per-pound coffee prices, because the 22-ounce bags can work out cheaper than buying smaller quantities elsewhere.
Coffee drinkers who want medium espresso beans with a mild profile, because the roast is good and not overpowering.
Coffee drinkers expecting 2.2-pound bags, because these are 22-ounce bags and the per-pound value is lower than the larger-size deals.
Buyers who need beans to stay fresh for months, because Amazon-delivered coffee can arrive stale.
Shoppers wanting a larger bulk stash, because the smaller package size can be disappointing when the order arrives.
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Even though the 3-pack looks like a bulk discount, it actually costs a little more per ounce.
Thanks, OP!
I received the shipping today. Just realize it is the new smaller size package! So disappointed! Going to return it...
Never had an issue!!
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Regarding the dates, since someone asked earlier, the packaging includes both a manufactured date and a best-by date. I placed two orders over the past two months. For the first order, the product was manufactured about a month before it arrived. The second order, which I placed about a month later, had a manufacture date that was within about three weeks of delivery, so both were relatively fresh
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