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Select Costco Locations: 2.2-Lbs. Lavazza Caffe Espresso Whole Bean Coffee

$12

$20

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Select Costco Locations has 2.2-Lbs. Lavazza Caffe Espresso 100% Premium Arabica Whole Bean Coffee on sale for $11.99 valid for in-warehouse purchase only.

Thanks to community member Tinkleondabeach for finding this deal

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  • About the Deal
    • Offer valid for in-warehouse purchase only
    • Product #: 437484 & 375425 (for reference)
    • A 100% Arabica blend from Central and South America with highly aromatic notes and a rich body
    • Pricing/availability may vary
    • Offer valid through August 23, 2026 or while in-warehouse pricing/supplies last
  • Additional Details
    • Product is eligible for return at any of the 800+ Costco warehouses worldwide.

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Written by Tinkleondabeach
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Select Costco Locations has 2.2-Lbs. Lavazza Caffe Espresso 100% Premium Arabica Whole Bean Coffee on sale for $11.99 valid for in-warehouse purchase only.

Thanks to community member Tinkleondabeach for finding this deal

Note, pricing may vary depending on location/availability

Available Option(s)

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Offer valid for in-warehouse purchase only
    • Product #: 437484 & 375425 (for reference)
    • A 100% Arabica blend from Central and South America with highly aromatic notes and a rich body
    • Pricing/availability may vary
    • Offer valid through August 23, 2026 or while in-warehouse pricing/supplies last
  • Additional Details
    • Product is eligible for return at any of the 800+ Costco warehouses worldwide.

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Yesterday 3:15 AM
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GreyLake3789Yesterday 3:15 AM
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Bought this the other day and I was disappointed with the taste and flavor. It's noticeably worse than the Starbucks espresso beans we get.
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Yesterday 3:38 AM
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ts2017Yesterday 3:38 AM
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Quote from GreyLake3789 :
Bought this the other day and I was disappointed with the taste and flavor. It's noticeably worse than the Starbucks espresso beans we get.
Seriously? imo, Starbucks coffee is the worst by far and not suitable for human consumption.
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Yesterday 3:40 AM
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Yesterday 8:36 AM
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bud8jrYesterday 8:36 AM
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Try Mayorga organic Cubano roast. We love it when it goes on sale from time to time. Conventional coffee has a lot of pesticides on it. If you don't like it, Costco has a no questions asked return policy. And I agree with the other post, Starbucks is horrible.
Yesterday 9:06 AM
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NimChimpskyYesterday 9:06 AM
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Solid deal for the price.
Yesterday 10:45 AM
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Spyderman59Yesterday 10:45 AM
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Quote from bud8jr :
Try Mayorga organic Cubano roast. We love it when it goes on sale from time to time. Conventional coffee has a lot of pesticides on it. If you don't like it, Costco has a no questions asked return policy. And I agree with the other post, Starbucks is horrible.
Coffee, the berry of a bush, has an external part (pericarp) that is composed of many layers that tend to shield it from environmental effects. In addition, roasting the green coffee beans reduces almost all of the bad stuff. My source of this information is The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, a credible publication.

And,if you are buying pre-ground coffee, it may not be exactly what you think it is because inferior beans (non-arabica) and other fillers are allowed, by the FDA; they typically do not label this or voluntarily disclose this information. One exception, that I know of, is Cafe du Monde, which is a mixture of coffee and roasted chicory root. Search for and check out reputable sources to validate my comments if you like.
Last edited by Spyderman59 August 18, 2026 at 03:59 AM.
Yesterday 2:24 PM
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dataplussystemsYesterday 2:24 PM
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Same price at my local Costco until 8/23

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Yesterday 2:59 PM
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MadPupYesterday 2:59 PM
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It's been this price for weeks. Stocks are getting low.

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Yesterday 4:20 PM
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cooltYesterday 4:20 PM
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Quote from GreyLake3789 :
Yeah seriously. We usually like the dark roast espresso beans from Starbucks tho. I know they're not the best but we get them in addition to ones from local coffee shops. The lavazza was just so bad, we tried it on both the automatic and semi auto machines we have
Lavazza is a medium roast, more like Pikes or Breakfast blend. I like Lavazza although medium roast Starbucks are fine too. I can understand why you don't like Lavazza if you're used to dark roast, but be careful of the oily beans clogging your grinder...
Yesterday 4:54 PM
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MadPupYesterday 4:54 PM
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This is my favorite Lavazza variety for lattes. It's on the dark side of medium just short of that Charbucks flavor. It's 100% Arabica so doesn't have a lot of the crema usually provided by the addition of Robusta beans as in the Super/Gran Crema varieties. While the beans can look quite oily they are quite dry overall, so need a finer grind than most quality medium coffees. I store mine in the fridge where the oiliness disappears. The coffee has lots of flavor so you want a quick extraction (with short infusion) otherwise you'll get some harsh flavors. Overall, if you like this style of Italian coffee, it's impossible to find better value than this.
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ExFatWalletYesterday 6:04 PM
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Quote from bud8jr :
Try Mayorga organic Cubano roast. We love it when it goes on sale from time to time. Conventional coffee has a lot of pesticides on it. If you don't like it, Costco has a no questions asked return policy. And I agree with the other post, Starbucks is horrible.
Starting 8/24 Mayorga coffee will be $5 off (flyer scans in other post).
Yesterday 7:22 PM
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bud8jrYesterday 7:22 PM
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Quote from ExFatWallet :
Starting 8/24 Mayorga coffee will be $5 off (flyer scans in other post).
https://youtu.be/LajzTtNF1L8?is=1tpPt_nwYzUbxOfH
Kinda technical to get it dialed in on the grinder.
Yesterday 7:32 PM
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bud8jrYesterday 7:32 PM
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Quote from bud8jr :
https://youtu.be/LajzTtNF1L8?is=1tpPt_nwYzUbxOfH Kinda technical to get it dialed in on the grinder.
https://youtube.com/shorts/SRAGe3...kN29yJeU8A
We really enjoyed this when we were in Torino, Italy.
Yesterday 8:54 PM
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philcarpentertnYesterday 8:54 PM
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Might not be the best in the world (others say) but I have had way way worse for way more money in the past. No limit, I bought 7 bags at this price. This will last us quite a while. Coffee prices have done nothing but go up up up, better grab some if you can find it.

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Yesterday 9:01 PM
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aruiz311Yesterday 9:01 PM
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Quote from coolt :
Lavazza is a medium roast, more like Pikes or Breakfast blend. I like Lavazza although medium roast Starbucks are fine too. I can understand why you don't like Lavazza if you're used to dark roast, but be careful of the oily beans clogging your grinder...
Its also important to know how to properly extract shots of expresso! I.e. how fine is the grind is, grams per shot, and temp. Not to mention preparing a perfect puck. Once I got this right, it was a game changer!!!

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