Questions about coffee…

[mommy_jules]

What brand of coffee do you buy? How much do you spend on it? What roast level do you prefer? And if you buy from a local roaster, do you know what country of origin or region the coffee was grown? Also how do you prepare it (percolator, French press, espresso, etc.) and drink it (black, iced, with cream and sugar)?

[WellPreserved]

What brand of coffee do you buy? How much do you spend on it? What roast level do you prefer? And if you buy from a local roaster, do you know what country of origin or region the coffee was grown? Also how do you prepare it (percolator, French press, espresso, etc.) and drink it (black, iced, with cream and sugar)?

Really fortunate that for a podunk small middle of no-where town we have an award winning coffee roaster - Red Rooster! I only buy their coffee and all their coffee is fair trade with a country of origin story for each roast. It's $20-$22 per 12oz bag and I go through a bag a week but am often given bags as gifts so don't need to purchase every week. I use an aeropress which I think makes a super cup of coffee and is less mess than other methods. When in a hurry, I use a Keurig. I drink coffee always - black, iced, with c&s, or as a shot of espresso. I drink coffee all day!

https://www.redroostercoffee.com/about-us

[AZOldGal66]

We don't get fancy with coffee brands and only buy Folger's Black Silk or Yuban Dark Roast.

After going through different types of auto drip coffee makers that lasted only a few months, we've instead been using an old school percolator, which brews like a dream.

I take my coffee with two Sweet & Lows and some nondairy creamer.

[Anonymous 1]

I'm one of those weird people who doesn't drink coffee.

[mommy_jules]

What brand of coffee do you buy? How much do you spend on it? What roast level do you prefer? And if you buy from a local roaster, do you know what country of origin or region the coffee was grown? Also how do you prepare it (percolator, French press, espresso, etc.) and drink it (black, iced, with cream and sugar)?

Really fortunate that for a podunk small middle of no-where town we have an award winning coffee roaster - Red Rooster! I only buy their coffee and all their coffee is fair trade with a country of origin story for each roast. It's $20-$22 per 12oz bag and I go through a bag a week but am often given bags as gifts so don't need to purchase every week. I use an aeropress which I think makes a super cup of coffee and is less mess than other methods. When in a hurry, I use a Keurig. I drink coffee always - black, iced, with c&s, or as a shot of espresso. I drink coffee all day!

https://www.redroostercoffee.com/about-us

We roast our own, and have officially started selling it. I say we but DH does the roasting. It’s small batch, roasted when ordered for now. I’d drink coffee all day if I could, but the caffeine makes me anxious so nothing after noon.

[mater-three]

I'm one of those weird people who doesn't drink coffee.

Hurts my stomach

[WellPreserved]

What brand of coffee do you buy? How much do you spend on it? What roast level do you prefer? And if you buy from a local roaster, do you know what country of origin or region the coffee was grown? Also how do you prepare it (percolator, French press, espresso, etc.) and drink it (black, iced, with cream and sugar)?

Really fortunate that for a podunk small middle of no-where town we have an award winning coffee roaster - Red Rooster! I only buy their coffee and all their coffee is fair trade with a country of origin story for each roast. It's $20-$22 per 12oz bag and I go through a bag a week but am often given bags as gifts so don't need to purchase every week. I use an aeropress which I think makes a super cup of coffee and is less mess than other methods. When in a hurry, I use a Keurig. I drink coffee always - black, iced, with c&s, or as a shot of espresso. I drink coffee all day!

https://www.redroostercoffee.com/about-us

We roast our own, and have officially started selling it. I say we but DH does the roasting. It’s small batch, roasted when ordered for now. I’d drink coffee all day if I could, but the caffeine makes me anxious so nothing after noon.

Oh that's so exciting! I remember when Red Rooster started roasting in the back of a record shop and only sold at our local farmers market on Saturdays. They have a pretty big processing/coffee shop and over 30(?) employees and I want to say that they've shifted to employee owned but not sure. Good luck to you!

Just a tip, Red Rooster really got it's recognition when it was a coffee vendor at our local large music festival and branded one of their coffees with the festival's name and artwork. Like craft beers, labeling/naming makes a huge difference in attracting buyers. But you probably already know that! I'd love to try some of your coffee so please post your site or PM me the link? If you'd feel more comfortable, I'll send you my food truck FB name and you can follow and I'll follow you back:)

[Anonymous 2]

I don't drink coffee. It doesn't even smell good. Ugh.

[KendallsMom]

Old school Maxwell House in the blue container. The big one is about $12.

[Gorilla_Mama]

I only drink iced coffee maybe 3 times a year and I buy it not make it.