Anyone here tried that new mushroom blend coffee I see advertised on TV. Can't imagine a coffee made from mushrooms alone would taste anything like coffee.
A couple of weeks ago I was at a large wholesale discount (or is it a discount wholesale) place in Moselle, MS. They had cases of Starbucks Special Reserve whole bean coffee priced at $3.00 per 8 oz. bag. With my military discount, it was $2.60 a bag. I decided to buy four bags because my daughter-in-law likes Starbucks coffee and whole bean coffee. (She prefers to buy the coffee/beans and brew at home instead of paying stupid prices.). I kept a bag for myself.
I used a small blade grinder and made some. It wasn't bad. I used to have a Cusinart Burr Grinder but couldn't find it so I bought a new one and have been grinding enough beans each morning for two or three cups of coffee.
I'm using a Bodum Pour Over coffee maker and brew about 8 oz. at a time. What I like about it is because of the ball like shape of the bottom, if you pour slowly any coffee bits remain in the carafe.
I just finished my last cup from the Starbucks beans and I'm getting ready to grind some Fog Chaser beans from San Francisco Bay Coffee. The roast is medium dark. I paid $20 for a 2 lb. bag so I'm hoping I like it.
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”Mushroom Coffee”…..can it be called coffee, or since it is a blend, does it contain actual coffee?
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I used a small blade grinder and made some. It wasn't bad. I used to have a Cusinart Burr Grinder but couldn't find it so I bought a new one and have been grinding enough beans each morning for two or three cups of coffee.
I'm using a Bodum Pour Over coffee maker and brew about 8 oz. at a time. What I like about it is because of the ball like shape of the bottom, if you pour slowly any coffee bits remain in the carafe.
I just finished my last cup from the Starbucks beans and I'm getting ready to grind some Fog Chaser beans from San Francisco Bay Coffee. The roast is medium dark. I paid $20 for a 2 lb. bag so I'm hoping I like it.