What's your favorite cheap coffee?

Boyer's

>>7628044
whatever your mother makes me when i get done with her.

>>7628044
Diarrhea, it taste just like actual coffee

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I fucking wish. I can't find it here anymore and Amazon is costly as fuck. I can only get it when I go down south to visit my niece.

>>7628044
I buy whatever whole bean coffee is on sale at Kroger or Aldi. I was actually pickier about my coffee when I bought the cheap pre ground shit, but ever since I got a grinder I've found that as long as I buy it as whole beans and it isn't roasted black it's passable enough.

Sadly all pre ground coffee now tastes and smells horribly of chemicals to me.

I get the one in the big ass bag so it lasts a long time. But I'm trying to kick back on the coffee adiction.

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>>7628117

Peet's

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>>7628117

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My mom used to buy this shit a lot when I began drinking coffee. I associate this particular scent with my pre-teen years.

Nes, Jacob's.

>>7628376
Major Dickason's Blend is the shit

Motherfucking Butternut coffee. It's the best, so smooth.....

anything from happy mug

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>>7628117

>>7628044
My favorite cheap coffee is Dunkin Donuts whole bean original roast from a Dunkin Donuts store with a high product rotation. Costs about $9-10 for a 16 oz. bag. Now don't get me wrong, it's nothing special, but it's a fairly consistent, drinkable medium-light roast with no particular character. I've found everything else in this price range is a hit or miss. Some years ago I found 8 o'clock coffee was surprisingly decent at $6/12 oz. This was serendipitous a fluke, and has since changed. It's shit now. I know this isn't about decent or good coffee, but you're really gonna have to spend at least $15-20 per pound and shop around for a while at small roasters to break out of the "just ok" tier coffees. Most of the grocery store coffee is crap. It sits there for a long time.

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>>7628117

>>7628044
Lavazza or Don Pablo off amazon.

>>7628909
I don't know if I'd call Happy Mug cheap. They're cheap by pretentious "third-wave coffee" pricing standards but not as cheap as folgers or whatever else supermarket coffee.

>>7628376
this or eight o'clock

>>7628585
agreed, but is that a "cheap" coffee? it isn't expensive, but its not like its folgers or something.

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$5 a bag