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| one_dog_per_acre |
Posted - Oct 06 2011 : 06:06:46 AM
When I was young, back in the days when the Starbucks mermaid had breasts, you could go to the Starbucks plant, now Tully's Tower, and get coffee in an ugly bag for super cheap
If you have a hook up for the goods, please let me in, please? I hate pating $6 for 12 oz.
Trish
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| countrymommy85 |
Posted - Oct 10 2011 : 06:14:01 AM
I'm not in the WA area but here in WI I found a "local" roaster that sells organic free trade coffee and I usually get my coffee beans from them. Hope you find something, I ran out and couldn't make it to the store that sells that local coffee so I ran down to the regular grocery store only a few miles away and the coffee prices went up so bad I walked out without coffee! I just made my tea stronger until I could get to the store! I can't believe how much coffee prices went up! Best of luck to you!!!
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| one_dog_per_acre |
Posted - Oct 06 2011 : 11:36:11 AM
I gave up Costco. I will try to check local roaster websites.
Trish
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| mickib |
Posted - Oct 06 2011 : 11:20:41 AM
I buy Kirkland House Blend at Costco, both regular and decaf. I think it's roasted by Starbucks. I don't recall exactly how large the bags are but I know they are better than buying regular Starbucks coffee. |
| edlund33 |
Posted - Oct 06 2011 : 06:25:20 AM
If you like Tully's coffee Bartell Drugs sometimes has it on sale for a reasonable price. I've never seen inexpensive Starbucks or Seattle's Best though. Perhaps Costco or Sam's Club but I don't know for sure because I prefer to shop at local small businesses.
Cheers! ~ Marilyn
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