#207690 - 09/10/10 06:05 PM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: Susan]
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Journeyman
Registered: 02/28/04
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SB Via is the way to go.
PM sent.
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#207733 - 09/11/10 01:27 AM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: Susan]
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 09/01/07
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You can make your own portion packs by cutting the toes off a pair of pantyhose. Pour suitable amount of ground coffee in and tie in a knot. Store it in a zip-lock bag. Drop in a pot, add water, boil. With a little luck and care you can reuse the 'filter'. Fine grounds make the coffee a little chunky. I don't mind my coffee a little chunky.
People with delicate dispositions can run the brew through a standard coffee filter to take out the fine grounds.
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#207734 - 09/11/10 01:31 AM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: Art_in_FL]
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My French Press leaves the coffee a tad chunky too, but the solids settle to the bottom, not really noticeable until that last swallow.
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#207788 - 09/11/10 11:46 PM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: Susan]
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Geezer
Registered: 01/21/04
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Loc: W. WA
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Thanks a lot for the reviews, guys!
Sue
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#207797 - 09/12/10 11:57 AM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: LED]
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Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 05/05/07
Posts: 3601
Loc: Ontario, Canada
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Agreed on Starbucks. Best instant out there. starbucks is really good! not sure about the cost factor but it's the best tasting single-serving coffee i've tried. starbucks makes an insulated travel mug thing, that hold a half-dozen ind. packs of coffee but i wouldn't recommend buying that. the lid isn't very secure and it doesn't look very durable.
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#207800 - 09/12/10 12:24 PM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: Susan]
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Registered: 12/12/04
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Loc: Nottingham, UK
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Different people have different tastes. I think you should find out what he likes to drink at home, and then see if the same brand comes in individual sachets.
I personally like Nescafe Instant (which some would say means I have no taste at all). Nescafe also do various sachets, which to me seem like the best option. I keep their Cappuccino sachets in the house for when the milk runs out.
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#207817 - 09/12/10 06:07 PM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: Brangdon]
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Different people have different tastes. I think you should find out what he likes to drink at home, and then see if the same brand comes in individual sachets. now that makes sense!
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#207868 - 09/13/10 05:18 AM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: Susan]
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Geezer
Registered: 01/21/04
Posts: 5163
Loc: W. WA
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"I think you should find out what he likes to drink at home..."
He doesn't seem to be THAT particular... after all he drinks RR coffee, and how good can company-provided coffee that's been sitting for 4 or 5 hours on the burner BE? I just know he doesn't like expresso, etc.
I wanted something decent, as I think it would be more comforting if it came right down to NEEDING it.
Even with chocolate and lots of sugar, to me it tastes like puddle water with a lot of old rotting bark soaking in it.
Sue
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#207904 - 09/13/10 03:39 PM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: Susan]
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Enthusiast
Registered: 01/06/08
Posts: 319
Loc: Canada
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Starbucks VIA
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#207936 - 09/13/10 09:18 PM
Re: Best individually-packaged coffee?
[Re: NightHiker]
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"RR coffee, and how good can company-provided coffee that's been sitting for 4 or 5 hours on the burner BE?" That's the best stuff on earth - military grade coffee, once you let some of the water content steam off it'll keep you going 'till the jobs done. Plus it keeps gastroenterologists in business. Ah yes, I know it well. Highly effective degreaser for engine parts. Kills foot fungus. Resembles the settling pond at the local Esso refinery. Mmm-mmm-good. 
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