Feed them to a civet, wait several hours, then "harvest."

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Topic - $16/pound for coffee. That's the price - tinear 09:05:49 08/31/14 (22)

Don't forget the water - Neil E. 19:27:31 08/31/14 (0)

Love my Kuerig - Jive Turkey 17:54:09 08/31/14 (0)

RE: $16/pound for coffee. That's the price - Rockethead26 17:23:19 08/31/14 (0)

I'm paying between $5-$8 pound for green beans - Jack G 15:15:03 08/31/14 (5)

RE: I'm paying between $5-$8 pound for green beans - pictureguy 17:48:16 08/31/14 (2)

RE: I'm paying between $5-$8 pound for green beans - Jack G 06:30:59 09/01/14 (0)

RE: I'm paying between $5-$8 pound for green beans - shallow pockets 21:54:31 08/31/14 (0)

How do you make coffee out of green beans? Don't they have to be coffee beans? Heh. nevermind. sorry. nt - JoshT 15:17:43 08/31/14 (1)

Feed them to a civet, wait several hours, then "harvest." - free.ranger 16:23:12 08/31/14 (0)

Mrs. LWR - LWR 10:32:40 08/31/14 (3)

Does it have a freshness date? Big stores w/corporate coffee don't - tinear 16:35:21 08/31/14 (1)

You are so - LWR 17:09:40 08/31/14 (0)

Good call. Organic food stores sell bulk at approx $10 per FULL pound. - free.ranger 11:54:13 08/31/14 (0)

About the same here for anything decent... - musetap 10:25:44 08/31/14 (0)

$8 to $10 for 12 oz but worth it, Peet's Coffee - Craiger56 10:02:24 08/31/14 (0)

RE: $16/pound for coffee. That's the price - Inmate51 09:34:51 08/31/14 (2)

An admiral stance, generally speaking. - free.ranger 11:43:35 08/31/14 (0)

hey man, I can tell you - bullethead 10:41:09 08/31/14 (0)

question for you I am thinking of getting into coffee that is not instant - bullethead 09:10:37 08/31/14 (1)

I use french press; easy process, VERY strong coffee method. Wifey prefers pour over w/ - tinear 11:10:06 08/31/14 (0)

Where it hurts is in the coffee shops. $2.50/cup +/-. - free.ranger 09:10:04 08/31/14 (1)

Well, w/premium homemade cups around $.30/cup, you're obviously paying for the location, convenience, - tinear 11:12:54 08/31/14 (0)

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Feed them to a civet, wait several hours, then "harvest." - free.ranger 16:23:12 08/31/14 (0)

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