Re: What is your favorite Mass Market Coffee in US?

I'll have to re-visit BK coffee.

Related to coffee concentrate, how do you think this coffee is made:
http://www.keurig.com/two/index.asp


"Jack Denver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The BK product is not "yuck" - it is probably the most consistently fresh
> mass market cup. The concentrate method insures that each cup is freshly
> brewed at the time of service. In other places, the coffee sometimes
starts
> out better, but after sitting on the hot plate for 1/2 hour or more,
> fugetttaboutit.
>
> Part of the fun of being a true coffee snob is you can puncture the
> pretensions of lesser coffee snobs. Thus, when someone says "robusta -
yuck"
> you can point out Malabar Gold.
>
>
> "Clark Griswold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Afficionados: for the purpose of this post, assume you are not at home,
> you
> > traveling in Nowheresville, and don't have access to a good cafe.  You
> want
> > a good cup of brewed coffee to keep you awake at the wheel.... what is
> your
> > favorite mass market coffee?
> >
> > I like Dunkin Donuts best, but sometimes are hard to find.
> >
> > I'm not very pleased with 7-11, but maybe if I got a fresh brew I'd
change
> > my mind.  7-11 downfall might be that the pots sit on the burners
forever
> > and a day.
> >
> > McDonalds gets kudos for high temp, but again, sometimes the brew has
been
> > on the burner too long.
> >
> > I think Burger King uses coffe concentrate (yuck).
> >
> > I liked Mister Donut... but believe they are out of business.
> >
> > My Nasty Coffee Vote:  Sonic Drive In.
> >
> > r,
> > clark
> >
> >
>
>