i have some awesome beans, they are just some dark roasted beans.....in a brown bag....some little stand....i grind them to order and french press it.,....very good...very bold
Most of us have one every day. In my town, there are about 30,000 people. There are 7 Tim Hortons including the smaller versions attached to gas stations.
Every morning, you have to budget for an extra 10-15 min wait in line as they are all very busy.
I don't think that it's the fanciest coffee, but it is defiantly very good.
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Most of us have one every day. In my town, there are about 30,000 people. There are 7 Tim Hortons including the smaller versions attached to gas stations.
Every morning, you have to budget for an extra 10-15 min wait in line as they are all very busy.
I don't think that it's the fanciest coffee, but it is defiantly very good.
Tim Horton's is great.
Tim Hortons has a standard to follow ? "If it's not sold within 20 minutes of being brewed, it's not served at all."
They dump it out and make a fresh pot after 20 minutes.
Is that available in stores, or do you have to order it?
I'm able to get the stuff in the late summer/fall/, think I ave a few cups left. goes for $34 a pound here where I am. don't waste yer time on the trader joe in a cam crap. no flavor at all -bmb
The most expensive coffee is Kopi Luwak, an Indonesian coffee which first passes through the digestive system of a civet and is sifted from their droppings. The total harvest is only about 500 pounds a year and it costs around $75 a quarter-pound.
My favorite coffee is French Roast Costa Rican and much more modestly priced: $9 a pound from http://www.damicofoods.com/
The most expensive coffee is Kopi Luwak, an Indonesian coffee which first passes through the digestive system of a civet and is sifted from their droppings. The total harvest is only about 500 pounds a year and it costs around $75 a quarter-pound.
The most expensive coffee is Kopi Luwak, an Indonesian coffee which first passes through the digestive system of a civet and is sifted from their droppings. The total harvest is only about 500 pounds a year and it costs around $75 a quarter-pound
Yeah and it is supposed to be some awesome coffee but I don't think I'll be drinking something a civet shit out. They are suspected of being the reason for the SARS outbreak from people eating them. You can no longer import them into the US, China prohibits the sale of them as pets and ordered the slaughter of all civets in captivity.
Yeah and it is supposed to be some awesome coffee but I don't think I'll be drinking something a civet shit out. They are suspected of being the reason for the SARS outbreak from people eating them. You can no longer import them into the US, China prohibits the sale of them as pets and ordered the slaughter of all civets in captivity.
Ewww, is it really their shits or the undigested seeds ?
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