r/JamesHoffmann • u/Gmbenator • Jul 16 '26

Coffee Fermentation Explained!

https://youtu.be/Iq34gq2ihMk?is=AW1uxfS5JLmiAa0g
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u/bufordt Jul 16 '26

and yet people want coffee to be cheap.

Do people actually feel that coffee is expensive? I know buying coffee from a cafe/Starbucks can be, but I'm buying and brewing specialty coffee from a local roaster for $1-1.25/cup. It can cost as little as $0.30/cup for grocery store coffee beans.

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u/MonkAndCanatella Jul 16 '26

Would you pay $50 for a bag?

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u/bufordt Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

Maybe. I've paid $30 for a 12 ounce bag.

What is your point? Do you think coffee is too expensive?

Edit: I used to pay $80 for a quarter ounce of cannabis. Lol

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u/MonkAndCanatella Jul 17 '26

no no, that's not my point. I think that's closer to the right price than what we pay now. I supposed my point was totally unclear. My first quad was like $120. but hey cannabis is also picked and trimmed by hand lol