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Lavazza 3302A inBlu Preground Coffee, 8.8 oz
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MSRP: $14.32
Your Price: $13.46
Savings: $ 0.86 ( 6% )
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Gaggia
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Lavazza 3302A inBlu Preground Coffee, 8.8 oz Features
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Manufactured by Lavazza
#1 brand in Italy
Highest quality Product
100% Arabica
8.8 Ounces
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Additional Lavazza 3302A inBlu Preground Coffee, 8.8 oz Information
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A 100% Arabica blend, Lavazza inBlu is comprised of beans from Brazil and other portions of South America. This mild flavored coffee has a slightly sharp flavor that is enhanced by its superb aroma. Based on our testing, Lavazza inBlu is the only preground espresso that we recommend for use in a commercial portafilter. It can also be used in the bypass doser of your super automatic machine.
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What Customers Say About Lavazza 3302A inBlu Preground Coffee, 8.8 oz:
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Although the price was a bit high the coffee is excellent for the espresso machine.
it's a little pricey, you can get it at Whole Foods as well.Overall, I highly recommend it and would like to hear if anyone has found a similar type coffee that i can try. I've tried many different coffee's over the years, but this one seems to impress the most when people come over and I make them a latte with it. you won't be disappointed. I got this coffee first as a sample with my Gagia espresso machine a few years back. I was extremely pleased by the taste, aroma and freshness of the coffee.
Good amount of crema, but not pillowy amounts. after much thought, i think this is my favorite pre-ground. Very chocolatey and no bitterness.
The best way I've found to drink it is a double shot with a splash of half & half. This coffee has no depth of flavor though it does have a chocolate aftertaste.
But, the flavor is fantastic and I enjoy it.Something that you should try atleast once if you love Espresso and Lattes. Good espresso ground coffee. It will please you if you like dark blends and this is very dark blend coffee, which is a little more stronger than the espresso beans you get in your neighbourhood Starbucks.
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