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    Regularly, I purchase about 18 ounces of a decent French Roast coffee at a specialty retailer for about $11.

    By comparison, 12 ounces of French Roast at Starbucks or Peet’s will set me back approximately the amount, so they’re 50% more costly, right?

    That’s how it appears, but I’ve been doing informal measurements and I can tell you they seem to cost exactly the same amount, given the actual quantity of drinkable brew that they yield.

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    That’s how it appears, but I’ve been doing informal measurements and I can tell you they seem to cost exactly the same amount, given the actual quantity of drinkable brew that they yield.

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    how it appears, but I’ve been doing informal measurements and I can tell you they seem to cost exactly the same amount, given the actual quantity of drinkable brew that they yield.

    I can use one-third less of Starbucks or Peet’s coffees and get a rich taste, but I need at least a third, and sometimes double the amount of the specialty retailer’s stuff to get a strong brew.

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    I can use one-third less of Starbucks or Peet’s coffees and get a rich taste, but I need at least a third, and sometimes double the amount of the specialty retailer’s stuff to get a strong brew.

    This shouldn’t

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    I need at least a third, and sometimes double the amount of the specialty retailer’s stuff to get a strong brew.

    This shouldn’t be that much of a surprise, when you think about it.

    Go into an average restaurant and order a cup of Joe. Typically, it will be very watery and only thinly reminiscent of what you’ll make at home.

    How come?

    Most restaurants use: (1) Only a commercial grade of coffee; and (2) They use too little of that for each pot they brew.

    Coffee is one of the most profitable items on restaurant menus, and I suppose some think if they can skimp here, they can keep the rest of their food prices in line.

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