Reddit reviews Signature 100% Colombian Coffee Supremo Bean Dark Roast-Fine Grind, 3 Pound
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100% Colombian CoffeeFinely ground3 poundsDark roastSupremo Bean
That (actually steel) 3LB can of gound coffee from Costco is great in a shitty drip machine. makes great go juice for the morning.
Plus, afterwards, you have leftover steel coffee cans! they're so useful!
Interestingly enough, I can find it on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Signature-Colombian-Coffee-Supermo-Roast-Fine/dp/B008P731LK
If you're looking for AMAZINGLY GOOD but rather inexpensive coffee, I highly recommend Kirkland's Columbian coffee (you can get it at Costco or with Amazon Prime here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008P731LK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). 3lbs of ground coffee beans $17.47 on Amazon with free shipping if you have Prime. It's not Folger's cheap, but it's just about there and it tastes really, really good.
> Tea costs $100 a pound which breaks down to about ¢.50 a cup.
> Coffee costs on average $7.25 a pound so a cup comes out to ¢.16 per cup. Significantly less than tea but still more than 5 times the cost of a lemon wedge.
Restaurants are not paying anywhere close to that amount of money for tea, are you serious? They are going to have some cheap ass tea bags that is not anywhere in the realm of $0.50 / cup or $100 / pound. And some cheap ass coffee.
And that's for retail prices that include shipping that one item. A restaurant is going to have some supplier and buying in bulk, their prices are going to be way cheaper than that.