What's your coffee brand?

[Trigger Hippie]

Mine's Mello Joy, the original Cajun coffee my mom sends to me. :)

:hi:

[Zomby Woof]

1. ZombyCoffee

But it's only available in The Lounge, so order yours today!

[Trigger Hippie]

2. Yum,

I'll try some! :)

[Zomby Woof]

21. Here ya go!

And you have one of the funniest and truest DU names ever! :donut:

[Trigger Hippie]

22. Thanks!

:toast:

[aeolian]

3. 8 O'clock

Whole beans, ground fresh every morning. :)

[Patiod]

14. 8 o'clock best Supermarket coffee

Fair Trade (DK the exact name) stuff that I buy at our church if I can get it is the best non-supermarket/inconvenient coffee.

[youthere]

34. Ditto on the Fair Trade.

[Patiod]

35. I looked it up: "Equal Exchange" brand fair trade coffee

Information here

Somebody at our church orders it in bulk and resells it. Quakers are big suckers for this sort of thing.

[youthere]

36. We serve it at our church...

and all our denominational offices (PCUSA). We do the resell thing too.

[Patiod]

39. It's good that folks are walking the walk

and getting some darned good coffee as well!

[eyesroll]

4. Alterra

Local Milwaukee roaster/coffee shop.

I also buy Anodyne and whatever it is that Koppa's market has in bulk on occasion.

[B3Nut]

23. Seconded, and Cafe Fair too

The local coffee shop in Mt Horeb servers Alterra and sells the whole beans. I like Madisonian Cafe Fair Guatemalan too. I try to stick to fair-trade coffees whenever possible.

Todd in Beerbratistan

[mike_c]

5. other-- (um, goes to look at the bag of beans....)

Seattle Mountain Coffee Company. Ethiopian beans-- I usually like Sumatran better, but they were out of stock.

[jedicord]

6. HEB Texas Pecan

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[GOPisEvil]

7. I have a friend in Costa Rica bring me Costa Rican coffee.

Don't know the brands, but I know it's tasty.

[scarlet_owl]

8. Whatever is cheapest.

I'm too poor to drink fancy coffee.

[tmooses]

9. Stumptown-a local Portland, OR roaster.

n/t

[BOSSHOG]

10. Cafe Dumond on Decatur Street at 2 in the morning

with warm Beignets; bleary eyed tourists seeking a little respite from the Bourbon Street revelry a few blocks away. A beautiful, yet eery view of St Louis Cathedral. Cars going fast, cars going slow. The smell of CDM coffee. Heaven. A Starbucks moved in down the street; closed up less than a year later and got out of town.

[Trigger Hippie]

13. *drooling*

God I miss those beignets. Yummmm. And they're pretty cheap, too. :)

[BOSSHOG]

18. I don't know if this is a good or bad thing to do

but I'm attaching a recipe page of Beignet recipes if you want to give it a shot.

http://southernfood.about.com/od/doughnutsandfritters/a/aa062699.htm

Better yet, hop on that big ol jet plane and get on down to the Big Easy. Hotel rates are amenable in the summer time.

www.nola.com

Sorry for the temptation. I couldn't resist.

[Trigger Hippie]

20. Mmmm.

You do tempt me, that's so wicked of you. But I doubt I could ever replicate those delicious treats. :(

[tjwmason]

11. Depends on my mood

I tend to buy an Italian or French style.

I hate Columbian beans - I don't know why, there's some nasty taste in there that just doesn't work for me.

Sometimes though, for a more sublime taste I get a very light coffee (but mucho expensivo).

[sniffa]

12. i chose starbucks but...

chock fuLL-o nuts is the best. :9

i Like my coffee boLd and bLack.

[Beware the Beast Man]

15. Depends on what I can afford.

At the moment I am drinking Tops brand coffee. I try, as my budget allows, to go for a Free-Trade blend, usually Caribou or Javana.

[autorank]

16. French Market Coffee & Cafe Du Monde; Salwesi (Starbucks)

...and lots of it (can't you tell).

:evilgrin:

[arwalden]

17. Lion

[barb162]

19. folgers is okay with me

[Dukkha]

24. Trader Joe's Bay Blend

really good and really cheap!

[Shakespeare]

30. Same here. Best ultra-dark roast you can get. n/t

[El Fuego]

25. Barnies (that I have to get at the mall)

I like Decadent Dark Chocolate.

[swag]

26. Stumptown roasters whole bean for home

I like the organic house blend, because I'm unimaginative.

If I'm at work, I drink Starbucks. Double-tall nonfat latte for the morning, iced doppio for the afternoon.

Cheap Starbucks hack for summer: instead of paying $3.25 for an iced grande nonfat latte, just order an iced doppio, then slosh the milk in at the fixins bar.

[welshTerrier2]

27. Luzianne and French Market ...

two big cups every morning ... that's it ...

and man, the headaches are something when i skip a day ...

[Kathy in Cambridge]

28. At home, Lavazza. On the road, Starbucks

Lavazza Qualita D'Oro Espresso is delicious, very smooth and not bitter.

[Obamarama]

29. Gevalia...it's the BEST

n/t

[dubyaD40web]

31. I like Douwe Egberts...

They have a really good breakfast blend. Some Burger King's have it.

[pscot]

32. Starbucks Kirkland

Whole bean coffee packed for Costco. Good coffee, good price.

[libnnc]

33. Mine is usually Yuban

but when I can, I try to buy Fair Trade and/or organic. Yesterday I bought some Seattle's Best Fair Trade/Organic French Roast. It's usually around $8 a pound. If I could afford it all the time, I'd always buy FT/O.

[greendog]

37. Montana Coffee Traders - Grizzly Blend

n/t

[billyskank]

38. Check out Hot Lava Java

Strongest. Coffee. Ever.

[NashVegas]

40. Green Mountain Roasters

though mostly I'm a tea drinker

[Java]

41. PEETS

I like Peets Coffee

[CitrusLib]

42. I'm Scottish. I buy Target's house brand.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

43. In Minneapolis, Peace Coffee French Roast, which is

fair trade, shadegrown, roasted locally, and delivered to local food coops on bicycles. Besides, it has a rich, slightly chocolately flavor.

When I lived in Portland, I preferred Peet's Garuda blend.

[Yit]

44. What ever ya got in the morning!

:loveya:

[Trigger Hippie]

45. Ooohhh,

saucy. I like that. ;)

[Yit]

47. And I,

likey you!

[Lannes]

46. Nescafe

[ReadTomPaine]

48. Tarrazu coffee from Costa Rica.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm.

[Squeech]

49. Brazil

I get organic shade-grown coffee shipped to me from a plantation in Pernambuco.

I didn't think I was gonna grow up to be a coffee snob, it just sorta happened...

[Burma Jones]

50. Mayorga Coffee Roasters

Local Roasting Company and the alternative to Starbucks around here....

[Bridget Burke]

51. Spec's House Free Trade/Organic blend...

Spec's is a huge liquor store in Houston that also has a pretty good food department.

But right now I'm working my way through a pack of Bustelo, bought for emergencies. It really does the job.

[Ariana Celeste]

52. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (organic and free trade)

They have a blueberry flavoured coffee and a Pumpkin Spice flavoured coffee.... both are just awesome with vanilla creamer! :loveya: Pricy, but damned worth the money- organic and free trade. If anyone is interested, all you coffee lovers check out http://www.greenmountaincoffee.com/ . Every flavour I have tried has been delicious.

Unfortunately I can't afford them very often (and generally my mother in law buys some and mails it to me) so I usually just buy bland Marsh brand coffee and load it up with plenty of flavoured creamer and sugar! :7.

[Left Is Write]

53. Caribou, which I have to either order from the website or

stock up on when I'm in Minnesota.

In between times I buy Millstone or Java Express.