Is this really as popular in Latin America/Latino communities/hipsters

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>>7328780
Are you asking if it is a meme, anon? The answer is yes, yes it is.

It's also not very good, but hey. That never stopped white people.

I bought a can of it before.

It's roasted until it's burnt and ground into a super fine powder.

All around shitty.

>>7328780
It's not bad if you use a moka pot, but it's a little heavily roasted for drip coffee and a little too finely ground for a French press.

I love this stuff. Really strong and kinda burnt tasting. I usually buy it ajd put it in a large can of Folgers I usually refill. Nice if you drink it black.

>>7328780
I drink it sometimes, mostly because a big ass tin is like $3 and I kind of enjoy bad coffee. Lie I'm really at some sleazy diner.
It's not terrible.
No idea about the popularity though, just randomly bought it at Walmart one time and figured it was good enough.

>>7328780
its pretty much the best choice for pre-ground coffee from the supermarket.

>>7328809
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>>7329283
Have you ever heard a latino speak? Do you actually think they sound like that?

Yes it's huge in the Latino community. I live in the hood, and the neighborhood supermarket that I go to has a huge setup of nothing but bustelo cans, plus the bustelo cans + bricks in the other general coffee section with the folgers, maxwell house, and some other similar coffees that are also ground very finely and roasted very dark. I don't know personally if hipsters actually enjoy it, but I'm pretty sure they do. Bustelo is often described as the Pabst Blue Ribbon of coffee.

It's alright. It's probably more drinkable than folgers. It's not really something that you'd drink without sugar and milk. People say it's nice in a moka pot but to me it's just pure death in liquid form.

>>7329252
I disagree. Lavazza is much much better and I can find it preground in my shitty supermarket. Even pilon is better, which is very similiar to bustelo but roasted just a bit lighter which makes it not as offensive.

>>7328871
>a little too finely
It's nowhere near coarse enough for french press. The finest you can get away with is like a medium drip grind.

>>7328780
>Is this really as popular in Latin America
It's more expensive than other brands over here (Puerto Rico) and in my opinion it tastes better than most brands you can get in a supermarket.

This was my first none instant coffee , I was gonna continue buying cause it sells nearby at a quick stop gas station and the other brands seem expensive, heh

>>7328871
>It's not bad if you use a moka pot

More like roasted death in a mug. Anything "dark" roast or espresso style is awful in a moka pot since it already produces a bitter cup of joe. Freshly ground nice beans are ideal for a moka pot.

>>7328780
Its like the Coca-Cola of coffee for latin americans. My family prefers Pilon and I personally like La llave best

This is the only brand I buy, I use a Keurig, and I really like it. I also drink Starbucks daily, so im used to the dark burnt shitty flavor and the caffeine level is pretty good too.

>>7328780

I'm not a discerning coffee drinker. It looks, smells and tastes good enough and is super cheap. Also the can makes me look like a coffee connoisseur for the ladeez

this is my favorite cappuccino. put a lil stevia in there mmmm