Buy at starbucks and pay between $2 to $4 per cup. Make it at home at pay 14 -16 cents a cup. Wow, some folks went to college and still haven’t figured that out.
Yeah, you come from the same bean but one’s “bean” processed to death, the other’s “bean” treated a bit better. $tarbucks is definitely a massive ripoff, but its head and shoulders above a can of awful Folgers that just tastes like burnt hair. (I split the difference and buy beans from a local coffee place which they roast themselves and grind ‘em up at home. It’s $28 for a 2lb bag that lasts me a month or so.) Certainly more expensive than Folgers but a heck of a lot cheaper than takeout coffee (and tastes better than both!)
Auntie Socialist almost 3 years ago
Some beans have been through more than others
hk Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Buy at starbucks and pay between $2 to $4 per cup. Make it at home at pay 14 -16 cents a cup. Wow, some folks went to college and still haven’t figured that out.
Doctor Toon almost 3 years ago
My Nuclear Coffee requires more grounds per batch than an average pot of coffee, still way cheaper by the cup than Starbucks
Much more potent
Ubermick almost 3 years ago
Yeah, you come from the same bean but one’s “bean” processed to death, the other’s “bean” treated a bit better. $tarbucks is definitely a massive ripoff, but its head and shoulders above a can of awful Folgers that just tastes like burnt hair. (I split the difference and buy beans from a local coffee place which they roast themselves and grind ‘em up at home. It’s $28 for a 2lb bag that lasts me a month or so.) Certainly more expensive than Folgers but a heck of a lot cheaper than takeout coffee (and tastes better than both!)
willie_mctell almost 3 years ago
Considering what you need to pay for a high pressure home espresso machine, the price of some coffee store coffee drinks may be worth it.