<!--quoteo(post=355652:date=Mar 25 2009, 02&#58;23 AM:name=Gregswife)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Gregswife &#064; Mar 25 2009, 02&#58;23 AM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&amp;pid=355652">&lt;strong&gt;QUOTE BELOW&lt;/strong&gt;</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->I may have mentioned it here before, but I always buy Greg&#39;s Starbucks at Costco.  I get a 2.5 bag of beans for 19.95 and grind them myself.  That is much cheaper than I can get it for at either Starbuck&#39;s or the grocery store.  I always grind it on Espresso mode because we do have an espresso machine also and sometimes he likes a cup of it in the evenings...<br /><br />I know some of you mentioned that you like Seattle&#39;s Best cofffee...he tried it when we went to Seattle a few years back for our anniversary trip.  He also tried Tim Horton&#39;s, but still thinks nothing beats Starbucks.  I have tried to get him to try the Dunkin Donuts coffee but he won&#39;t.  We always have to travel with his own stash - when we go to his parents, they only drink Folger&#39;s and he can&#39;t stand it and I am not sure what Jud drinks, but I know it isn&#39;t Starbucks because he always says it is a treat to get to drink it when he is here because Bev won&#39;t let him spend that much on coffee, so we will be hauling coffee when we go visit them in a few weeks.<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd--><br /><br /><br />That&#39;s funny Cheryl.  I really like Starbucks too, and I can buy a &quot;refill&quot; (bring my own cup) in the lobby of my building for a buck.  But I&#39;ll drink any kind of coffe that&#39;s black, caffeinated, reasonably hot, and less that a week old&#33;  I think all those years in the Army taught me that.