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Is there a bulk/inexpensive coffee that actually tastes good? (slrpnk.net)

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There's like 15 different communities for coffee! Nice!

Like many of us, I survive largely on the break room coffee pot. Our grounds are running low again and the hospital doesn't stock it, so it's on the employees.

Our taste in coffee is driven mostly by cost, so we go through a lot of Costco-sized buckets of Folgers, but Folgers famously tastes like dirt. Still, it's cheap and it's coffee, so that's usually the winner.

I'm not a connoisseur by any means, but... any good options that taste less like dirt while still being cheap / available in large quantities?

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[–] Coelacanth@feddit.nu 6 points 1 day ago

Anything you make in a cheap filter drip coffee machine is going to have an upper bound of how well it can taste. It's a convenient method to brew larger quantities of coffee at once, but not really an ideal way of getting the best tasting coffee.

You might want to try a more medium roast instead of a dark roast and see if that tastes less like dirt to you, but a lot of cheap coffee is going to be dark roast because it hides the taste of the (shitty) beans used.