Coffee question

[Dida]

There is this site called CoffeeFool.com that claims all other coffee we buy on the market are "stale" and they alone, distribute the so called "fresh coffee". And no surprise, their coffees are sold at a premium.
Anyone has tried their product? Is it worth the money?

see the following site:
www.coffeefool.com

 

[Narz]

Hi Dida. Ask them for a free sample. I've gotten lots over the years from companies I want to test out.

 

[Abaddon]

What does "stale" coffe lose compared to fresh?

 

[Godwynn]

www.fool.com > www.coffeefool.com

 

[The Yankee]

www.fool.com > www.coffeefool.com

I agree.


Anyway, I don't see anything other than a usual advertising pitch from this particular place.

 

[bhsup]

MillStone, sold in Walmart, is just dandy for my taste buds. I'm not about to make a Pulp Fiction scene out of my taste, or lack thereof, for gourmet coffee.

 

[philippe]

MillStone, sold in Walmart, is just dandy for my taste buds. I'm not about to make a Pulp Fiction scene out of my taste, or lack thereof, for gourmet coffee.

what, you rob them or something?

Coffee is best when its filthy grinding oil for the gearworks, strong appalling coffee just vitalises my depraved taste buds.

 

[Sims2789]

Spam, must I elaborate with more than ten characters?