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I'm far from a coffee snob (I buy most of my coffee from Costco) but the problem is that starbucks over-roasts their beans, so, anything without sugar and milk
by AdamJacobMuller 2y ago
I'm far from a coffee snob (I buy most of my coffee from Costco) but the problem is that starbucks over-roasts their beans, so, anything without sugar and milk added tastes bitter.
- ehnto 2y agoIt's worldwide too, I have never had a coffee that wasn't bitter from any Starbucks. A milk heavy coffee like a latte is a drink that shouldn't need it, but even those are too bitter at Starbucks. What it actually reminds me of though, is the taste of a shot that was pulled then stored in a fridge. I wouldn't be shocked find out that they store excess shots for later drinks and they end up even more bitter.
- sgerenser 2y agoThey definitely don’t store excess shots for later. Even their brewed coffee had timers and workers were required to dump and rebrew after ~20 minutes.
- skyyler 2y agoYou can request the coffee roast to be “blonde” (including espresso shots!) which basically means “not burnt”. It’s still a pretty dark roast, but way more tolerable. Still expensive for what it is.