I cold brew. The bitterness stays in the grounds. If you like it, it’s good.

I like plain coffee, you can always get flavored creamers and other flavors to add.

First off, I’d discard the Keurig. Keurig cups are environmentally unsound. Get yourself a 5 cup percolator (Mr. Coffee is inexpensive) and a grinder. Fresh ground in the morning is always a delight. As to flavor, it’s really what turns you on that counts. My wife likes flavored coffees, and I am a strict Colombian fan.

Kona blends are nice

Buy a burr grinder and then buy whole beans. I often buy Pikes Starbucks at either Ross or TJ Maxx where it's cheaper. When I run out of that I buy Aldi's whole beans. I agree with another poster if you start with whole beans it's always better. I also think the Burr grinder does a much better job and you have more control over the density of the ground beans. I've heard you need a medium density for your brewing system. Thank you for buying reusable cups instead of trashing the environment.

I don't drink coffee much though.

Try 8 O' Clock ground hazlenut.

The best ground coffee is Fair Trader German Roasted Coffee, available through Aldi's Grovery Stores. It comes in Mild and Regular; is ground finer than American coffee and comes in a 16oz brick for less that $ 6.00. And yes, I am prejudiced because it is a German coffee.

Buy beans a grind them yourself. much nicer.

I don't drink coffee, but my husband is a coffee aficionado. He usually gets his coffee from World Market, but when that isn't available the drinks Eight O'clock Columbian. They carry it at our Wal-Mart.

My favorite is coffee flavor. I don’t do Walmart, ever. But at King soopers they carry Daz Bog brand coffee. They have many great ones to choose from.

I usually like whole bean coffee, etierh vanilla nut, hazel nut, or chocolate macademia nut. Store the geans in the frreezer and frind it fresh each morning. With the whoel beans, I can make due with whatever grocery stores carry in bulk.

My 2 favorites are, Chock Full of Nuts and Eight O'clock coffees. Both at Wal-Mart in my area.

My standard is French vanilla. If not available then hazelnut. Smooth then spicy. There's also chocolate but I can't tell the difference in that one than a reg brew

I am a strong coffee person

My first instinct was to go all butch and suggest fricken cawfee flavored coffee. But with the option of variety available why not take advantage? For me, there's the trinity: french roast, hazelnut and irish cream. One's got bite, the other is mild and one in the middle.

Bubble gum...

Dunkin Donuts

NO Flavor! Not hazzlenut, no almond, just coffee.