Master Chef Ground Coffee, 30.5 oz

When I first made this, I thought it was a bit weaker than what I'm used to. But since making the batches stronger with generous HEAPING scoops, the coffee with half and half has been coming out really good. Like, you wouldn't know it was a cheap brand. And per pound, this appears to be some of the cheapest coffee you can get. That assumes that the weight you get is in fact the true weight you're paying for. I'm not sure about this since my cannister wasn't filled all the way to the top. So I typically prefer the coffee in vaccuum-sealed bricks, since the quality is stronger, and can probably be sure that those bricks are a true weight. I could be mistaken, maybe the weight is just fine. But whether a true weight or not, I'm still very satisfied with the quality and price for it. If I had to nitpick one thing.. my cannister was dented. Luckily this didn't affect the coffee. I just wish Walmart can do whatever it has to so they stop delivering dented items to customers. I've noticed dented products from them are seeming quite common. Would be nice if there were no more dented products ever.

I opened the can and it has that wonderful coffee aroma that makes you want a cup right away. I made my coffee using the same measure that I use for any other coffee, and this coffee is straight up solid good tasting coffee much like most canned coffee's without being acidic. The coffee is smooth and flavorful! I am not a coffee snob; I have had a fantastic coffee, and I've had not so great coffee. I would give this a solid 8 on the 1-10 scale and that is comparing to grinding my own beans. I love having pre ground coffee on hand for everyday use! You have to order this online and currently they ship it fast with a long best by date! With any large can of ground coffee I usually vacuum seal 2/3 of the can to maintain the freshness longer.