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

Boy, that's a tough one.
When traveling to CT from Washington DC on I-95, you will find off-ramps
that will include the fast-food restaurants.  In some of these complexes,
they will have sort of a wagon that will have coffee that  will be up-scale
(up-ed prices also) coffee which will cost a lot in comparison to McDonald's
or Burger King.  I've tried them a couple of times, but the coffee is too
"thick" tasting for me.  So I stick with McDonald's, although I'd prefer to
have it fresh -- and when they say, I'll make you a fresh pot, I'd prefer to
have a fresh "clean" pot -- but both conditions are just too much to wish
for.

If you include Starbucks in this survey, I'll have to pass.  But my husband
will go there.  I don't like the atmosphere of Starbucks.  I've tried their
other drinks, but have found none to my liking.

Dee






"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
>
>