
Starbucks
Pike Place Roast Ground Coffee (12 oz)
Starbucks' everyday house coffee at home: a smooth, cocoa-toned Latin American blend roasted darker than most 'medium' coffees.
Seattle coffee chain founded at Pike Place Market in 1971. Its packaged at-home coffees are sold by Nestlé, which uses the Starbucks trademarks under license.
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Starbucks' everyday house coffee at home: a smooth, cocoa-toned Latin American blend roasted darker than most 'medium' coffees.

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Starbucks' house drip in a Vertuo pod: balanced and cocoa-toned, with 12.5 g of Arabica per capsule, at a premium price.

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The dark, caramelly blend behind Starbucks café espresso since 1975, in whole-bean bags for home machines.

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The Starbucks house cup for Keurig: tastes like the café's drip, which means dark, roasty and divisive.

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Starbucks' darkest everyday roast in single-serve sticks: strong and convenient, but roasty and expensive per cup for instant.
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