I love my coffee, but the prices continue to go up so I am sharing some things that have helped me save $$ on my coffee.
There really is never a reason to pay full price for coffee.
By Bobbie from Rockwall, TX
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These are all great ideas. Have you tried the coffee singles? They are just like tea bags, and with each one is a consistently good cup of coffee. I pay about .19 per cup, too, which is pennies compared to what you pay for coffee even at home.
I even love the lack of space I now have again for no coffee pot, and I also save on filters. You can take several with you and keep them in your car for those times when you really need a quick cup and are close to a convenience store. Most of the time, they will give or sell you a cup of coffee for .25 and you are still ahead of the price.
Ooops...that was suppose to be a cup of hot water. Maybe I needed a cup of coffee just to keep my thoughts straight!
PBP
And if you brew your own at home when you're 1st pot is empty just add a teaspoon of fresh grounds to that morning's coffee grounds and brew another full pot.
I add half the original amt. for a second pot
I used to make a pot of coffee with 5 scoops, but when we looked at little ways to cut down expenses, I started making with only 4 scoops. It still tastes great, and saves 20% on each pot of coffee.
I never thought about buying green coffee beans and roasting myself. Thank you for the tip! Also buying whole beans over ground sometimes is cheaper I find.
Left over coffee can be put in a glass jar and refrigerated to either be used as Ice Coffee later or heated in the micro wave.
Left over coffee can be put in a glass jar and refrigerated to either be used as Ice Coffee later or heated in the micro wave.
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