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• All natural, hand-picked, sun-dried and farm-roasted by our master roasters, as it has been done for generations
• Our medium roast is chestnut brown in color, producing a delicate and mild coffee. Also known as a full city roast
• Founded by a 3rd generation coffee family and featured on the Food & Wine Radio Network and KGO Radio
• Winner-Hawaii Governors Export Award and Winner-New & Innovative Product Award at the world’s largest food exhibition in Paris
• 100% Hawaiian Kona Coffee and support the only coffee farmers in the U.S.

Product Description
For years, visitors to Hawaii have been bringing a taste of Hawaii home with them in the form of 100% Kona coffee. Now you can have it shipped directly to you. The unique environment of the tiny Kona Coffee Belt, only about 2 miles by 15 miles, creates the ideal growing conditions for premium quality coffee beans. Coffee trees flourish on the Kona volcanic slopes under warm morning sunshine and afternoon cloud cover. Individually hand-picking the coffee cherries at … More >>

Award Winning, Farm Roasted, 100% Hawaiian Kona Coffee, Whole Bean, Medium Roast, 16-Ounce

• Contains whole beans in 2.2 pound bag
• Comes in large 2.2 pound vacuum sealed bags

Product Description
The Lavazza super crema, whole bean, 2.2 pound bag are a premium blend of 80% sweet arabicas and 20% robustas producing a rich, intense flavor with a thick espresso crema that holds up well in cappuccinos and lattes. Super crema can also be used with all other brewing methods for an extremely rich, flavorful coffee…. More >>

Lavazza Super Crema Espresso Whole Bean Coffee, 2.2-Pound Bag

• 100% Kona Coffee, Dark Roast, Whole Bean 16 oz.
• Hand-picked, sun-dried and micro-roasted to ensure the finest quality.
• Winner – Hawaii Governors Export Award & New & Innovative Product at SIAL, the world’s largest gournet show.
• From a 3rd generation coffee family.
• Featured on the Food & Wine Radio Network and KGO San Francisco.

Product Description
For years, visitors to Hawaii have been bringing a taste of Hawaii home with them in the form of 100% Kona coffee. Now you can have it shipped direct to you from Kona. The unique environment of the tiny Kona Coffee Belt, only about 2 miles by 15 miles, creates the ideal growing conditions for premium quality coffee beans. Coffee trees flourish on the Konas volcanic slopes under warm morning sunshine and afternoon cloud cover. Individually hand-picking the coffee che… More >>

Award Winning Farm Roasted 100% Kona Coffee, Whole Bean, Dark Roast, 1 Lb

That question may not be as easy to answer as you might think. When you say "best," there are a lot of different factors to consider. When breaking down the stats on coffee bean grinders to find the best, here are some things to consider when making your selection. Not everything below will concern you as a consumer, but if you’re really looking for the best grinder you can find for your money, taking these things into consideration will help.

Safety

Do you have children in your house? Do you make coffee in a half-asleep zombie shuffle in the morning? Are you naturally clumsy? If the answer to any of those is yes, safety should be a big concern when it comes to finding the best coffee bean grinder.

Price/Value

Are you on a budget? Do you want something you won’t have to replace every year? How much are you looking to spend? By asking yourself these questions when trying to find the best coffee bean grinder, you can narrow down your choices (to those within your price range or need range) and that can make it easier to choose a clear winner.

Size

Are you a road warrior who likes a cup of freshly ground and freshly roasted coffee to make you feel like you’re at home? Do you have a huge (almost as large as the Iron Chef) kitchen? A small portable coffee bean grinder may be high on one person’s list of the best and not even be considered by other people. Remember to keep size in mind when picking the best coffee bean grinder. Bigger isn’t always necessarily better.

Style

Do you want to just get something that gets the job done (grinding coffee beans, releasing a fresh aroma), or do you want something that will do that and also go well with your kitchen decor? For some people this may be a minor factor and for others it could all come down to this when choosing the best coffee grinder.

Durability

If you use the coffee bean grinder a lot, one thing you might consider when picking your best is how long it will last. Some are really cute and petite, but if you’re using it day in and day out, you want a workhorse that will last. It may turn out that you need to find a happy medium between the two. If that’s the case, with as many grinders out there as there are, you’re sure to find one that’s the best match with you and your needs.

Best, Bester, Bestest

Whatever individual factors you take into consideration when choosing the coffee bean grinder that’s best for you, if you take your time and do the research beforehand, you’re sure to find exactly what you’re looking for in a grinder. And who doesn’t like the smell of freshly ground coffee beans roasting on a frosty morning. Move over toaster, the coffee bean grinder may just become the "bestest" appliance in kitchen’s across the world.

Unlike most other non-alcoholic drinks, coffee is given the honor of having establishments dedicated to offering it in a lot of different forms and really building an entire cultural system around the drinking of it. And that’s it. Maybe it’s not the actual drinking of the coffee itself that makes the coffee shop experience what it is. Coffee is just a tool used by people to have an excuse to get together and share ideas and creativity.

Not everyone goes to coffee shops for creativity, but that’s why a lot of different types of establishments dedicated to coffee survive independently. From the pure campus coffeeshop to the ultra modern Barista Run Starbucks in Midtown Manhattan, there are a lot of different options all centered around coffee.

Being a legal stimulant could have something to do with its appeal. It’s a small stimulant, but one that you can feel having an affect on your body, especially when you drink a lot of it or do multiple shots of espresso in a row. (Not recommended! I have a friend who is still awake after three days. We’re starting to get worried. Just kidding.)

That little joke there is part of what I’m trying to get across about the coffee shop culture, though. There’s an unwritten (and perhaps unfunny) joke around the idea of people gathering to drink cups of roasted beans to get a slight buzz and talk to each other or sit back and relax after a long day.

From artists struggling to get by in the modern world lounging around all day, to the bank manager stopping in every morning and evening for a cup to go, a lot of different type of people come in and out of coffee shops all the time. This is part of their appeal.

Some people just don’t get it. Some people don’t understand the culture around coffee that’s built up over the centuries. They’re the people that don’t understand a lot of other things too, though. That is, them not getting it might not be a problem.

In fact, it could be looked on as a good thing, enabling the people who do appreciate the coffee culture to bask in it without being pestered by tourists trying to latch onto the latest craze. So forget everything you’ve just read. You do NOT want to become part of the coffee culture and hang out at your local coffee shop. Trust me. It’s a bad idea. You’re getting sleeeeepy…

Ok, maybe it’s too late and that won’t work. Promise me this, though, that when you go out there and immerse yourself in the hip coffee culture, don’t lose yourself or try to become something you’re not. That’s part of the culture around coffee – people being who they are like coffee beans are just like they are. You know?

Have a nice hot cup of coffee and savor it before you answer that question.