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DJ Synikus Makisimus

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7. Kona Coffee from Hawai'i is my favorite.

Reply to Raftergirl (Reply #5)

Tue Mar 4, 2025, 02:54 AM

Mar 2025

Get the 100% Kona, not a Kona blend (they usually suck). You may not like the price, however. Coffee is much cheaper when impoverished peasants do the planting, picking and packing.

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Kona Coffee from Hawai'i is my favorite. DJ Synikus Makisimus Mar 2025 #7

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Will just have to try to make it on beans brought from Kenya JCMach1 Mar 2025 #11

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Too true OKIsItJustMe Mar 2025 #18

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