Coffee?

I only like to drink a brand called "Kirkland" which is sold here in
Canada at a large club store called Costco. Not sure if it is in the states
but similar to Sam's Club. Their brand is Columbian coffee and when we
travel I always take my own coffee with me.

Diane

Tim Horton's.

Diane how does Kirkland compare to Chock Full of Nuts. I buy that at Costco but the price has gone up quite a bit.

I'm a dd girl for sure. Hot or cold it's the best. For home brew I love gevalia, but too much $$. I usually just get the stop and shop brand. As for Kirkland, the pre ground if too fine for my coffee maker and it makes a mess...

Beth

Italian Roast whole bean from Whole Foods.

One of my Soldiers shared their 100 percent KONA coffee from Hawaii with me and I think it is the best I have ever had...it should be for 13 dollars a bag.

I live on Starbucks VIA over here, thanks to hubby sending me coffee with care packages- it has saved my life.

The Flamingo has some really good coffee in the cafe, Tropic breeze's"

will be indulging in mass quantities of this in canada this weekend.

I was on a two week cruise that ended Friday last week. We stopped at several Canadian cities and all of them had Tim Horton's. Is that your equivalent of Dunkin Donuts?

My favorit coffee out here is Peet's Coffee. I don't know if you have them back east? Their coffee is almost like semi-expresso, so you better like it very strong.

Yes, you will find them everywhere in Canada. Excellent coffee.

It was founded in the 1960's by hockey player Tim Horton, and has an interesting history.

Tim Horton's