Sep 1
I bought some freshly ground coffee,do I need a coffee machine to drink this or can I just put it in some hot water and drink it? It says freshly ground and freshly roasted….also says it makes 60 cups. Can I just drink this or what? Thanks
no directions, is brewing it just adding it to hot water?
Aug 30
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Aug 24
Can I use Starbucks/Kivu/Peet brand finely ground coffee in an Espresso Machine?
I just don’t want to buy a coffee grinder and beans, seems like too much trouble.
Also is there a big taste difference between grinding your own beans and just buying ground coffee?
Aug 22
I know it can’t possibly be AS good as ground coffee, but is it tolerable in a pinch situation?
Aug 11
I just got a Gevalia coffee maker with some Gevalia coffee, but there are no specific instructions on how much ground coffee to put in (per cup of water). Does anyone know what the coffee-water ratio is for making coffee in general?
Jul 27
I have a devil’s food cake mix that calls for strongly brewed coffee. Does that mean we have to actually make the coffee, or does it just mean the ground coffee?
Jul 24
Every time I make coffee, it’s never as strong as I like it. Do I need to add more ground coffee?
Jul 23
I’ve heard about the benefits of good coffee, but in specific I saw a show on tv that said fresh roasted and ground coffee was REALLY good for you (in moderation of course). Does anyone have further info on this, or know anything about what benefits it brings?
Jul 22
I’m getting an espresso machine off of Target.com and I’m not sure what kind of coffee to buy.. is it better to grind your own, buy the pods, or just use regular ground coffee?? Thanks!
Jul 18
We have been using Starbucks ground coffee since Christmas and every time we make a pot, it’s very bitter. We are using the correct amount of coffee and water, but it still tastes bitter. We’ve even cleaned the coffee maker (per manufacturer’s instructions), but that hasn’t helped either. This doesn’t happen when we use other brands of ground coffee. Any suggestions (other than, "Don’t use the Starbucks‘ coffee")?