Extra Bold Coffee Now in K-Cups
You’ll be surprised that coffee made from single serve coffee makers are just as good! There is plenty of the coffee that YOU enjoy – good and STRONG! A morning cup of coffee from the Extra Bold Roasts will surely perk up your day. Now available in K-Cups, these coffees are delicious and pack a load of dynamite. Just pop a K-Cup in your Keurig brewer, push a button, and, in less than a minute, you’ll have a fresh steaming mug of coffee, brimming with vigor.
The Extra Bold K-Cups has 30% more coffee for that deeper and richer flavor in every cup. Dark roasts coffee lovers will surely love these blends. You won’t have any trouble finding these K-Cups in many department and specialty stores, as well as several on-line sources. The can be purchased from Keurig, Green Mountain Roasters, Timothy’s and other coffee companies who package their coffees in K-Cups. Here are some of the Extra Bold Blends that are now available in K-Cups. There’s plenty to keep your cupboard well stocked!
Extra Bold Roasts In K-Cups
Green Mountain Sumatran Reserve Extra Bold Certified Fair Trade Organic
This flavorful dark blend comes from the beans cultivated in the highlands of Indonesia, grown on small plots of clay.. Sumatran coffee gets its rich flavor from the unique processing methods in which the beans are removed from the coffee cherries over a longer period of time with a slower drying period.
Newman’s Own Special Blend Extra Bold
These beans are raised by farmers who are members of cooperatives and the Fair Trade certification guarantees them a more equitable portion of the sale price. Each cup is a perfect mix of Central American and Indonesian Arabica beans.
Green Mountain Extra Bold Kenya AA
Kenya AA stands for the largest beans raised on the slopes of Mt. Kenya and they are one of the high-grade quality producers in the world. They contain more of the special oils which give coffee its aroma and balanced, rich flavor.
Green Mountain Extra Bold Espresso Blend – Certified Fair Trade Organic
This dark, flavorful coffee has a resonant, pungent aroma and is a blend of Arabica beans from Indonesia and Central America. It tastes great in a 6 or 8 ounce cup and is also delicious when brewed as a drip coffee. It is a certified Fair Trade Coffee which means that farmers in the coffee cooperative receive a fair portion of the sale price. This helps improve their lives and also contributes to sustainable methods of coffee farming.
Green Mountain Extra Bold Dark Magic
This superb blend is a fusion of subtle espresso flavors; mix it with cream and you’ll get a delicately sweet chocolatey aftertaste. The espresso-like aroma and rich flavor qualities makes a delicious cup of coffee. This also comes in Decaf K-Cup.
Green Mountain Extra Bold Kona Blend
Kona coffee beans that are cultivated in Hawaii are blended with other high altitude beans to make a flavorful brew teeming with delicate aroma. This top of the line island coffee, well-blended and rich in flavor, is certain to be a best-seller.
And there’s even a Decaf Extra Bold Blend for those who want the full coffee flavor without the full jolt of caffeine. These Extra Bold Roasts in Keurig coffee K Cups can start your day the right way!
The Keurig B30 – The Mighty Mini
This single cup coffee maker by Keurig lends credibility to the statement, “Little is better!”This brewing machine is just as reliable as the bigger models and it brews the same great cup of coffee. It’s a miniature version designed for college dorms, hospital rooms and for small spaces such as your office desk. Its small, tidy size allows it to slip easily into a backpack or suitcase and it doesn’t require much room on the kitchen counter. It brews a hot cup of coffee quickly and this certainly reduces the amount of stale stuff that is dumped down the drain.
Smaller brewing machines are no-fuss, no-frills and easy to operate. It is basically a water reservoir and a brewing mechanism that turns out the coffee. The Keurig B30 Mini has the exact brewing mechanism as the Cadillac of the Keurig models, the Breville. The coffee tastes as good as the those coffees brewed in the larger models; no difference at all.
Special Features Of The Keurig Mini
• Brews coffee within 60 seconds of heating
• Brews an 8 ounce cup
Has an 8-ounce water reservoir
• Refill water for each cup
• Has Auto-Off feature
• Brews K-Cups of coffee, tea, or cocoa
• Available in 3 colors: red, white, black
• Has travel tote bag
• Price $79.95
The Mini Brews uses K-Cups, the vacuum packed coffee in small cups, designed for the Keurig brewing machine. You never have to worry about freshness as the K-Cups are vacuum packed and tightly sealed. You can select coffee from a variety of top notch roasters like Timothy’s, Green Mountain Coffee, Newman’s Own Organic Coffee, Emeril’s, Caribou Coffee, and the list goes on. Green Teas, Black Teas, Herbal Teas are also packaged in K-Cups, with such well known names as Bigelow, Celestial Seasonings, and Twinings. You will be surprised at the varieties of coffee and tea that are available for use in your Mini machine. Another feature you’ll certainly enjoy: it can make hot cocoa! Once used, the K-Cups are thrown away and you have no grounds or filters to mess with.
Economically priced at $79.95, the Keurig Mini Personal Brewer, the Keurig B30, is available in a variety of department and specialty stores. From the convenience of home, you can order it online from www.greatcoffee.com. With an order, there’s a free introductory package of K Cups and no charge for shipping. Don’t miss out on this great offer or the chance to enjoy the ease and convenience of a one cup brewer.
Recipes to Spice Up Your Coffee
How do you satisfy a real craving for coffee? Drinking the same ol’ joe day after day may be comforting, but at times it can get boring. Most people drink coffee either black, with sugar or with cream. Well, you don’t really have many choices left. Well, if you have the money to spend, you might rely on the Starbucks coffee shop just around the corner and enjoy their coffee menu. But what if you’re trying to save money? Sometimes you just want to curl up with your coffee and enjoy it at home?
The most important thing is to start with a good coffee maker. These are some coffee recipes that will give you a whole new coffee experience right in your own home. There are the classic coffee recipes such as espresso, cappuccino, macchiato, and mocha. Adding a touch of magic to these will allow you to bring your love for coffee to a whole new level.
- Amaretto coffee. Almond and coffee make a nice pairing? You can think of it as a way of spicing up amaretto, or the other way around. It’s a beautiful pairing! Add amaretto; first with one tablespoon and then to taste to black coffee.
- Espresso Martini. This is another liquor-coffee infusion. Vodka in your coffee will add a little kick. Start with a cup of espresso; add kahlua, crème de cacao, and vodka according to your taste. This is best when chilled.
- Mexican mocha is a little exotic. For an experience of an infusion of spices, try this recipe. Take your regular coffee, add 1 tsp. of chocolate syrup, 1/4 tsp. cinnamon, nutmeg, sugar and whipped cream. Enoying this hot beverage will really satisfy you.
- Coffee float is the coffee version of the root beer float. If you use decaf, this is one your kids may even enjoy. You can make your coffee in any way you like, add sugar and cream, and then chill. Add ice cream when served.
- Orange coffee. Surprisingly, fruit flavors go well in coffee. For a tart surprise, try oranges or lemons in your morning coffee. Add one cup coffee to one cup hot chocolate. Put an orange slice in each cup. Top it off with whipped cream and cinnamon.
- Tiramisu. This is the best option for you if you are not a coffee drinker but just want to have your regular coffee fix. This coffee-based dessert has gotten so much attention because of its texture and taste.
Coffee is one of the things most people can’t live without. It has become part of their lives, whether to keep them going for the day or just because they enjoy its rich taste and aroma.
There are more recipes you can try each day—you might find a new favorite. There are recipe books just for coffee as well as numerous websites with great ideas.
Espresso Pots
Espresso pots are stovetop espresso makers that are sometimes referred to as percolators or Moka pots. Moka is a brand name that is made by the Bialetti Company. This company is named after the inventor of the stovetop espresso pot.
The espresso pot uses steam pressure to force water upwards through a metal strainer containing finely ground coffee. This forces the espresso into the top of the pot and ready for your enjoyment. The espresso produced won’t be as good as what you get at a café or with an espresso maker but it is an inexpensive alternative. The crema that is normally on an espresso also won’t be there but there is a method of creating it that is described here also.
How to Use an Espresso Pot
Make sure you have your coffee beans finely ground, sugar, and your espresso pot.
Fill your espresso pot with cold water in the bottom chamber. There should be a mark inside the pot to show you how far to fill, if not, fill up to the valve. When you put the strainer basket in the espresso pot, water should not come through it. This will create an undesired flavor in your espresso.
Next, fill the strainer with your finely ground coffee. Make sure to wipe the outside of the strainer if any coffee gets on it or it will wind up in your espresso. Insert the assembly into the pot and make sure you have a good seal. If the seal is not tight, check your espresso pot, the rubber gasket may need to be replaced.
Notes: a good seal is vital to or the water will spew when it starts to boil. Also, do not pack the coffee grounds down tightly like you would with an espresso machine. You do not tamp the grounds in an espresso pot.
Assemble the pot and then place over a low heat source or flame. The lower the flame or heat, the longer the brewing time which in turn increases the flavor of the espresso. You don‘t want to rush your espresso.
The next steps are not totally necessary but do create a nice foam that mimics the crema you get from espresso makers.
While the espresso pot is doing its magic, add sugar to a mixing container, about a teaspoon per cup of espresso. Next, as quickly as you notice espresso coming into the pot; pour some into the mixing container with the sugar. Don’t add too much, it is better to add too little than to add too much.
Begin stirring the sugar-espresso mixture until you get a mixture similar to a thin peanut butter. You can add a little more espresso if necessary.
When the espresso finishes brewing pour half of it into the mixing container with the sugar mixture. Begin stirring quickly to create a foamy top. Once this is mixed pour the rest of the espresso from the pot into the mixing container and stir quickly again.
This process takes practice but will produce a nice thick foam similar to crema. Pour your end product into heated espresso cups. You can use a spoon to dip the foam out and into the cups. Drink before it cools for the flavor.
Making espresso with a stove top espresso pot is not difficult. It takes practice to get the foam head correct but the taste is worth the time. An espresso pot is a great way to enjoy an occasional espresso without making a lifetime investment in an espresso machine. It is also an easy way to have your espresso even while on a camping trip. Practice makes perfect.
-Sharon V. Chapman
What Is A Specialty Coffee?
Specialty coffees are becoming increasingly popular in the US, and the fastest growing segment of the coffee market. Specialty coffees are generally roasted in small batches. The two most common roasting methods are: drum-roasting and hot-air roasting. Specialty coffees are made from exceptional beans grown only in ideal coffee-producing climates. They tend to feature distinctive flavors, which are shaped by the unique characteristics of the soil that produces them. The task of a roaster is to find the perfect roast for each coffee that brings out both the best flavor and the fullness of it in each batch.
Specialty coffees are made solely from Arabica beans, which generally have less caffeine and are more flavorful than Robusta beans. Arabica beans are grown at higher mountain elevations in countries like Colombia for long periods of time. Specialty coffees are flavorful. They boast distinctive, often unique, flavors like chocolate, citrus, berries, nuts, or caramel. Specialty coffees are selling at premium prices. Meanwhile, coffee farmers remain poor, capturing little of the benefits.
Arabica coffee produces the rich flavor and body found in a good cup of coffee. Arabica coffee is difficult to grow, and prone to disease, requiring more hand cultivation, and yields smaller harvests per acre. Arabica coffee of Latin America and the Caribbean is generally more expensive, due to higher growing and processing costs, and is perceived as better tasting by discerning drinkers. Such coffees are generally superior to coffees grown at lower altitudes. Arabica beans, however, are what “specialty” coffees are made of. Grown at high altitudes (2,000-6,000 feet), Arabica beans require an average temperature of 70 degrees and plenty of rainfall. Arabica is widely known as the better and more expensive of the two. They are grown in semitropical climates, both in western and eastern hemispheres, at high altitudes.
Beans can be roasted to the precise degree of roast desired in as little as 10 –15 minutes. Also, with rise of coffee culture in North America coffee drinkers are developing more sophisticated palates. Beans grown at higher altitudes, like Costa Rica, are frequently naturally organic – at high altitudes there are fewer pests and due to the tight management of farms disease is very rare. Beans grown at high altitudes are ‘hard beans’ and generally take longer to roast.
Specialty coffees are as common today as the regular brew. Coffee houses are popping up everywhere with many different flavors and varieties to choose from. Specialty coffees are getting increasingly popular in the global coffee market. India markets several varieties of these specialty coffees. Specialty coffees are not “commodity coffee” and do not fall into the realm of Fair Trade coffee’s either. We still insist that these coffees are organic coffee.
Specialty coffees can be further distinguished by a number of interesting taste and aromatic characteristics. These are not necessarily on a scale of good to bad, but rather differences that accommodate individual taste preferences plus providing a pleasing variety of experiences available. Specialty coffees can be created with the simple addition of Classic or Sugar Free flavored syrups.
What is Italian Latte?
A subtle, light and soft coffee – this is how Italians describe Latte. Latte means milk in Italian, but apart from steamed milk the drink requires coffee itself. “Latte” is actually an English play on the Italian word for “milk” and it’s a shortened version of the European “cafe e latte,” which means “coffee and milk” in Italian. It’s similar to a cappuccino but it’s simply made with more milk–a latte is 1/3 espresso and 2/3 steamed milk and it’s topped with about 1/4 of an inch of foam from frothed milk. The latte has twice as much steamed milk as a cappuccino but less foam.
Today, Latte is one of the most widely spread and popular coffee drinks. In Italy Latte is a traditional evening and autumn drink that is usually served in cups of 300 ml. Your coffee can be customized for a touch of indulgence by adding syrups to coffee that of caramel, chocolate or vanilla arranged in layers, sometimes arranged in five layers by a skillful barista. Hand-making a cup of coffee is an art. Latte-Art is coffee with a delicate drawing on the top made while infusing foamed milk into a creamy espresso. It seems to be a little thing, but it makes a big difference.
This recipe is for a 16 ounces (two-cup) beverage. If you want to make an 8 ounce drink, simply halve the ingredients.
The milk should become think and smooth, not foamy. When the milk is at around 80 degrees F, maneuver the nozzle deep into the milk, at the side of the jug. Rotate the jug in this position until the milk heats to around 150 degrees F. If you have no way of measuring the temperature of the milk, simply keep hold of the base of the jug. When it is too hot to hold on any more, it’s ready. There are different methods to achieve these patterns. Either in the way the steamed milk is poured into the espresso or in drawing the design after pouring the milk with a coffee stirrer.
Flavors can be added to a latte, vanilla, chocolate and caramel are popular additions but add calories unless you specifically ask for the sugar free syrup. The calories in a latte are of course more than a plain cup of coffee. Coffee has zero calories alone but the added milk can bring it up to over 120 calories.
The most common design you will find in latte art is the rosetta, which looks like a flower. It is done just by pouring the steamed milk into the espresso while holding the cup tilted into one direction. While he pours the milk from one side to another, the barista balances the cup and finally makes a strike through the poured pattern, resulting in the flower’s stem.
But a lot of other design patterns are possible, such as hearts, animals, flowers, or just geometrical patterns. Some of them are as well just done with the style of pouring the steamed milk; others are designed with help of some kind of pin or coffee stirrer.
Coffee beverages can be enjoyed any time of the year. However, a delicious Coffee frappe is an especially wonderful during those hot summer months.
Coffee And It's Effect On Us
The effects of coffee were widely known for centuries, in the past many a society had tried to either control or outright ban the consumption of coffee for its effects. Thus, by isolating the active ingredient in coffee, early scientists were able to better understand the effects of coffee on its consumers. The effects of coffee enema are in no way similar to the effects of drinking coffee. The effects of coffee and the caffeine jolt can temporarily boost alertness, increase performance and may even improve concentration. Some people feel the “buzz” or the effects of coffee (caffeine) more than others.
Drinking coffee can also reduce the risk of heart disease and Type 2 diabetes. In addition to improving your ability to remember those last minutes of cramming, it appears that people who drink coffee also retain cognitive sharpness longer into their lives. Drinking coffee often goes along together with cigarette smoking, and with a lifestyle that’s not very health conscious. For example, people who drink lots of coffee tend to exercise less.
Caffeine, one of the main ingredients in coffee, has long been known to be a mild stimulant. Caffeine can raise blood pressure, increase heart rate and produce the occasional irregular beat. Caffeine has a relatively short half-life of about eight hours, so it won’t take long to gauge the effect of consuming less. Caffeine is somewhat addictive and If you drink a lot, stopping cold turkey can give you an outrageous headache for days. To avoid getting a headache, scale back gradually by drinking a little less coffee each day or gradually mixing more decaf in with the high-octane brew. Caffeine may contribute to reducing risk for type 2 diabetes but it does not appear to be the primary component of coffee that causes this reduced risk. Decaffeinated coffee was found to be as effective as regular coffee in reducing risk for type 2 diabetes.
The effects of coffee during pregnancy have been extensively researched – and the results of the various studies into the effects of caffeine and coffee on pregnant women, fertility and the development of the growing baby are contradictory at best. This latest study suggests that women who take in less than 300 mgs of caffeine per day are not endangering their babies. The effects of coffee on problems like women’s health issues (breast cancer and osteoporosis) remain undecided. What is apparent so far is that all of these negative effects are deep-rooted not in using coffee but in great consumption of coffee beverage.
Caffeine, of course, is the main ingredient in your cup of java. Researchers have proven that a safe amount would be one or two cups a day. Caffeine, the active ingredient found in your coffee is consumed for its stimulating properties. For many, this can lead to a spike in blood pressure, increased heart rate and, hence, heart arrhythmias or irregular beating. Caffeinated coffee, as opposed to decaffeinated coffee, makes you a better thinker. Studies have shown that coffee keeps you focused, particularly when you are doing not-so-pleasant work.
The Purpose Of A Coffee Grinder
Coffee grinders are inexpensive and easy to use. You grind just enough beans for your specific needs at that time. Coffee grinders turn whole coffee beans into a powdered or near-powdered form. Ground coffee needs to be vacuum packed to minimize the amount of oxidation so grinding your own beans at home provides the freshest flavor. Did you know that ground coffee loses optimal flavor in about 2 days but whole beans maintain optimal flavor for 2 weeks?
Coffee grinders are designed as either blade type or burr type grinders. The burr type grinders are preferred for the reason that they produce less heat and therefore result in a more even coffee powder. Some coffee machines will also grind your coffee just before brewing it. Coffee grinders are used to grind coffee beans to the correct size for your coffee or espresso machine. Be aware of the various grind variations like coarse (percolator), medium and fine (drip coffee makers), extra fine and Turkish ( espresso machines ). Coffee grinders are a necessary item for brewing a quality cup of coffee. A high quality grinder is best to produce premium quality ground coffee.
Ground coffee, within hours, will lose a great deal of flavor and aroma. The longer your ground coffee sits around, the less aroma you will find in your cup later. Ground coffee from the can is only comparable when the can is first opened. After that, it begins to lose the oils.
Burr grinders have another advantage in that there is less heat to change the taste of the coffee bean. Blade grinders tend to produce more heat. Burr coffee grinders, are about $60-$125, grind evenly, and are clean and easy. The extra investment is one of the best you will make, as burr grinders improve both the coffee quality and the ease of brewing.
Burr grinders crush beans between a grinding wheel and a non-moving surface, which allows for a more consistent and quiet grind. These grinders will not clog with oily or flavored coffee beans. Burr grinders are available in different sizes and shapes, the most common being the conical and flat shaped grinder. These grinders have 2 kinds of blades namely, disc shaped and cone shaped.
Grinders priced $125 of above are usually designed to produce a very fine grind with consistency. Although a very fine grind is not important for drip coffee methods, it is EXTREMELY important for espresso and Turkish coffee preparation methods. Grinding just before brewing will protect the aroma of your coffee – the longer it sits around, the less fresh aroma you get when you brew. The first step in the best cup of coffee is the beans. Grinding the coffee beans is an important step in coffee making. The perfect grind will enable you to enjoy the best cup of stimulating coffee. Grounds catch trays keep coffee area neat and clean.
Grind your coffee — it will have more flavor. Different processes of extraction requires different grind, but everyone I’m familiar with is finer then the grinder in the grocery store will produce.
Coffee- Americas Favorite Drink
Each coffee bean has specific attributes, some are more pronounced than others. Geographic location, soil conditions, the milling process and the roasting process all influence flavor.
What is Coffee Roast?
Full City Roast: Light to medium brown, with a little to no surface oils. This roast best showcases all of the natural flavors of the coffee bean.
Vienna Roast: Dark brown, with a significant amount of coffee flavor oils visible on the surface. Vienna roasts bring a tangy, bittersweet flavor to the bean.
French Roast: Very dark, with lots of shiny oils on the surface. This roast brings a rich, smoky flavor to the coffee.
What is Coffee Body?
Body refers to the perceived weight the coffee exhibits on the palate. It can range from light to medium to heavy.
What is Coffee Acidity?
Acidity refers to the length of time the flavor remains on the palate. The lower the coffee acid is, the longer it will linger on your tongue, whereas the higher the coffee acid, the more rapidly it leaves the tongue. Acid levels range from low to high.
What is Coffee Overtones?
This refers to the quantity of distinguishable undertones and overtones. Flavor is very complex. So we describe it with some of these adjectives: berry, fruit, smoke, caramel, chocolate, herb, wood, citrus & nut.
What is a Average Coffee Price?
A large number of retailers sell coffee in 12oz. packages which retails between $9.00 – $10.00 per bag. Since there are 16oz. in a pound you would be paying about $13.33 per pound for coffee. That’s approximately .70 cents per cup.
What is Coffee Extract?
Coffee extract is a super concentrated liquid instant coffee. It can be made using a hot or cold brewing process.
What is Restaurant Service? What is Coffee Service?
During Restaurant Service, both the kitchen and the bar are fully open. You seat yourself and place your food order at the bar. During Coffee Service, the pub is available for relaxing, studying, and hanging out, but no food is served, and only nonalcoholic beverages are available.
What is Coffee Cupping?
Cupping is the technique used to evaluate the flavor profile of a coffee. To properly evaluate the flavor of a coffee, it is important to try a number of different coffees side-by-side. Cupping is done by professional coffee roasters, and used as a tool to help them create coffee blends – but it’s also something you can do at home.
What is Coffee Enema?
It is the introduction of therapeutic organic coffee into the rectum and retaining it for five to fifteen minutes. During which time the coffee will be absorbed through the bowel wall into the blood vessels, making its way directly to the liver. This is used widely as a detox because the enzymes in coffee known as palmitates help the liver carry away toxins in bile acid.
What is The Best Way to Brew Coffee?
Everyone has their own opinion on this but most coffee lovers agree the French Press makes the best cup of coffee. The volatile oils in coffee that are often lost in coffee filters are captured in the French Press. The ease of use and the terrific outcome of the product make it the most loved coffee making apparatus in coffee lovers’ kitchens.
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Calling All Coffee Lovers
Morning means coffee for many people all over the world. Lots of people drink coffee to get them started in the morning. Some prefer to buy their cup of coffee, while many like to brew it fresh at home. Although it is very expensive to buy coffee at some coffee houses, many people feel the expense is worth it. But more and more people are making great coffee at home by using the best coffee makers, which makes brewing a coffee house quality cup of coffee at home quite easy.
There are many things that can be done to coffee to enhance its flavor. Coffee can have many different types of syrups added to them, like hazelnut, Bavarian crème, chocolate, caramel, and a host of others. Coffee can be served hot or cold, with cream or without.
Coffee also comes in many different varieties, coffee roasts and flavors. There is Colombian coffee, chicory coffee, dark roast, medium roast, breakfast blend, and other types. The possibilities never end. There are many brands of coffee available today. There is Maxwell House, Folgers, Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, Community, Hills Bros. and lots of others.
For many coffee represents socializing and getting together with friends and family. Many conversations have been had over cups of steaming coffee. Many problems have been solved and ideas created over a cup of coffee.
The ways of making coffee are endless. You can make it with a traditional drip coffee maker, which is what most people use, or a percolator. Some coffee makers like the Bunn, make coffee quickly, by pushing steaming water through the grounds. Many coffee makers are made to be smart with timers that have auto shut off and on and selectors that allow you to choose the the desired intensity of your coffee. With so many different coffee brewers on the market, it may be hard to choose just one. You can choose by expense or by type of coffeemaker.
The Bunn coffeemaker is very popular, although it is expensive. Because they are long lasting the price is worth it. They also make coffee quickly. The stanless steel carafes that come with some coffee makers keep the coffee very hot for a long time. This is good for people who like to slowly savor every drop of their coffee. Since no warming plate exists one need not worry about shutting the pot off. There are brewers that make coffee directly in travel mugs, which are, ready to take to work.
Coffee that you buy in a bag as beans, has to be ground before brewing. This makes the coffee the best that it can be, because it is fresher than preground coffee. Coffee grinders for beans is not very expensive, although some types of coffee beans can be. It is all a person’s personal preference as to whether you get ground coffee or whole beans.
For many the taste is very similar. The kind of coffee you get should be whatever you think tastes the best.
