Folger's (Page 2): truffles are a fungus akin to the mushroom...I just don't see it. LOL, you just don't like me... actually, Folgers has the blend too but I have not tried it yet...

RixPix Loc: Miami, Florida

WildBill wrote:

RixPix wrote:

WildBill wrote:

Truffle flavored custom blend ... one day I will have money again but till then, Maxwell House.

truffles are a fungus akin to the mushroom...I just don't see it.

LOL, you just don't like me...
actually, Folgers has the blend too but I have not tried it yet

http://www.folgers.com/products/gourmet-selections/chocolate-truffle/index.aspx

Oh, its YOU...did NOT notice...that's funny. I like you fine, your politics well let's not go there.

WildBill Loc: South West Florida

RixPix wrote:

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:)

BigBear Loc: Northern CT

RixPix wrote:

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Coffee and politics just shouldn't be mixed.
The receiver of a hot mug just might not get over it very soon.

gym Loc: Athens, Georgia

When I was a kid, I remember my mother using a coffee brand called 'Gills Hotel Special'. I don't think it's even available anymore.

BigBear Loc: Northern CT

gym wrote:

When I was a kid, I remember my mother using a coffee brand called 'Gills Hotel Special'. I don't think it's even available anymore.

Now that you mention it, I don't think what my grandpa's (whom I lived with) coffee had a name. I wonder where it came from ....

jpy56 Loc: Las Vegas, NV

SteveR wrote:

I have been buying my coffee for the past few yea... (show quote)

I had been buying the "expensive" stuff for quite awhile...even had been ordering mail order from Costa Rica.
But, about a year ago I ran out and tried the Folgers "Black Silk" We've been buying that ever since.
It's pretty good and less than half the price.
What a surprise!

leonardb Loc: Montgomery,AL

What is the best coffee, that is simple,the kind I don't have to fix nor pay for.and if they toss in a donut that even better

berchman Loc: South Central PA

SteveR wrote:

I have been buying my coffee for the past few yea... (show quote)

There is a container which looks like this but is better because it doesn't require changing the one-way valve. I have two of them.
https://www.amazon.com/Gorgeous-Coffee-Canister-Stainless-Container/dp/B07NQGC2WF/ref=sr_1_3?crid=WEWY6ZIXFFWV&keywords=braviie+coffee+canister&qid=1562077054&s=gateway&sprefix=breviie%2Caps%2C139&sr=8-3

SteveR Loc: Michigan

berchman wrote:

There is a container which looks like this but is better because it doesn't require changing the one-way valve. I have two of them.
https://www.amazon.com/Gorgeous-Coffee-Canister-Stainless-Container/dp/B07NQGC2WF/ref=sr_1_3?crid=WEWY6ZIXFFWV&keywords=braviie+coffee+canister&qid=1562077054&s=gateway&sprefix=breviie%2Caps%2C139&sr=8-3

They may have different labels on them, but they're the same thing.

rick_n_wv Loc: Charleston WV

jpy56 wrote:

I had been buying the "expensive" stuff for quite awhile...even had been ordering mail order from Costa Rica.
But, about a year ago I ran out and tried the Folgers "Black Silk" We've been buying that ever since.
It's pretty good and less than half the price.
What a surprise!

I love Folgers Black Slk. Great taste and low acid. There are some really good dark coffee from Alaska I used to get some years back but just stick to Black Silk now.

rick_n_wv Loc: Charleston WV

RMM wrote:

Costco carries an excellent Columbian coffee in the bean. They carry a variety of others, including coffees ground by Starbucks. I won't touch the Starbucks stuff simply because the few times I've been in Starbucks, I've found their coffee to be inferior and overpriced.

I can get the Starbuck taste by making a pot of coffee and leaving it on the burner for a few hours till it loses all resemblance to coffee.