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Coffee Lovers Save Money

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Date: 02/02/2006 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Beverages  
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When you buy your favorite flavored blend at the store: double, even triple grind it to a powder (percolator grind, if you can request that), then mix it with unflavored coffee and store in an airtight container.

It lasts longer for 2 reasons:

1. Making a a pot or cup requires less coffee when you're making it a with a powder consistency

2. The unflavored coffee absorbs the flavor of the flavored blend.

By Julia from Baltimore, MD
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By (Guest Post)
actually, percolator grind would be one of the coarsest possible; if you want fine grind look for Turkish or Espresso grind.

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By imaqt1962 (Guest Post)
if you want to save money on coffee creamer, i mix 1/2c dry powdered milk to 1/2 c instant coffee creamer it tastes just fine and i actually think it gives it a little more of a creamy taste

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