My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area. Any ideas?
Thanks.

>snowfeet1 writes:
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>My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area. Any ideas?

Why would he want to?
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"PENMART01" wrote in message
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> >snowfeet1 writes:
> >
> >My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area. Any ideas?
>
> Why would he want to?

Because better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.

-Mike

On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 10:35:39 -0500, "Mike Pearce"
> wrote:

>"PENMART01" wrote in message
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>
>> >snowfeet1 writes:
>> >
>> >My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area. Any
ideas?
>>
>> Why would he want to?
>
>Because better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.
>
>-Mike
>

I disagree. Ever try 100% Kona? We grow it but it is worth trying if
you think C.F.O.N. is where it's at.

If you want creamy, chocolaty, highly aromatic and just plain yummy
coffee, try 100% Kona.No pesticides. All natural. A customer said it
was "like dessert for breakfast" <g>.

aloha,
Thunder
http://www.smithfarms.com
Farmers & Sellers of 100%
Kona Coffee & other Great Stuff

"smithfarms pure kona" wrote in message
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> "Mike Pearce" wrote:
>
> >
> >Because better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.
> >
> >
>
> I disagree. Ever try 100% Kona? We grow it but it is worth trying if
> you think C.F.O.N. is where it's at.
>
> If you want creamy, chocolaty, highly aromatic and just plain yummy
> coffee, try 100% Kona.No pesticides. All natural. A customer said it
> was "like dessert for breakfast" <g>.


This is not a matter of agree or disagree. It's simply a fact. Clearly, you
know absolutely nothing about coffee.

http://www.chockfullonuts.com/A1954.asp

Mike Pearce wrote:
> "smithfarms pure kona" wrote in message
> ...
>
>>"Mike Pearce" wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Because better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>I disagree. Ever try 100% Kona? We grow it but it is worth trying if
>>you think C.F.O.N. is where it's at.
>>
>>If you want creamy, chocolaty, highly aromatic and just plain yummy
>>coffee, try 100% Kona.No pesticides. All natural. A customer said it
>>was "like dessert for breakfast" <g>.
>
>
>
> This is not a matter of agree or disagree. It's simply a fact. Clearly, you
> know absolutely nothing about coffee.
>
> http://www.chockfullonuts.com/A1954.asp
>
>
>


Actually, Thunder et al, probably have forgotten more about coffee than
you will ever know. ;-)

An advertising jingle is a long way from truth, especially this one.


jim

>"Mike Pearce"
>
>>"smithfreaks pure kona" wrote:
>> "Mike Pearce" wrote:
>> >
>> >Because better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.
>>
>> I disagree. Ever try 100% Kona? We grow it
>
>This is not a matter of agree or disagree. It's simply a fact. Clearly, you
>know absolutely nothing about coffee.
>
>http://www.chockfullonuts.com/A1954.asp

The OPPORTUNISTIC SPAMMER obviuously knows nothing[period]

Most of the world's population knows that jingle... as do ALL of the world's
coffee drinkers... same way they'd know who's Juan Valdez, whose burro's IQ is
far higher than Smiths.


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On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 12:36:33 -0500, "Mike Pearce"
> wrote:

>"smithfarms pure kona" wrote in message
.. .
>> "Mike Pearce" wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >Because better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> I disagree. Ever try 100% Kona? We grow it but it is worth trying
if
>> you think C.F.O.N. is where it's at.
>>
>> If you want creamy, chocolaty, highly aromatic and just plain yummy
>> coffee, try 100% Kona.No pesticides. All natural. A customer said
it
>> was "like dessert for breakfast" <g>.
>
>
>This is not a matter of agree or disagree. It's simply a fact.
Clearly, you
>know absolutely nothing about coffee.
>
>http://www.chockfullonuts.com/A1954.asp
>
>

You are right, I did not know the jingle. Thanks.

OTOH I have always wondered why it was called CFO Nuts. There are no
Nuts in coffee. Beans would be a better word. But poetic license
goes far

Thanks enseandaJim, too.

aloha,
Thunder
http://www.smithfarms.com
Farmers & Sellers of 100%
Kona Coffee & other Great Stuff

Mike Pearce wrote:

> "smithfarms pure kona" wrote in message
> ...
> > "Mike Pearce" wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >Because better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.
> > >
> > >
> >
> > I disagree. Ever try 100% Kona? We grow it but it is worth trying if
> > you think C.F.O.N. is where it's at.
> >
> > If you want creamy, chocolaty, highly aromatic and just plain yummy
> > coffee, try 100% Kona.No pesticides. All natural. A customer said it
> > was "like dessert for breakfast" <g>.
>
>
> This is not a matter of agree or disagree. It's simply a fact. Clearly,
you
> know absolutely nothing about coffee.
>
> http://www.chockfullonuts.com/A1954.asp


Chock Full 'o Nuts is okay for what it is - canned mass market coffee.
Unlike the Folgers, etc. swill it is at least drinkable...but it's no match
for a good coffee e.g. Smith Farms or what I can get at my locally - owned
and operated coffee provender on the corner (Coffee & Tea Exchange in
Chicago...) or Peet's or whatever....

--
Best
Greg

"smithfarms pure kona" > wrote in message
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> On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 10:35:39 -0500, "Mike Pearce"
> > wrote:


> I disagree. Ever try 100% Kona? We grow it but it is worth trying if
> you think C.F.O.N. is where it's at.
>
> If you want creamy, chocolaty, highly aromatic and just plain yummy
> coffee, try 100% Kona.No pesticides. All natural. A customer said it
> was "like dessert for breakfast" <g>.

Oh I soooo agree. I've only had 100% Kona once when a friend from Hawaii
brought a couple of pounds of it back for us after a visit home. We've been
ruined of all other coffee since. Yum!

"Mike Pearce" > wrote in message
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> "PENMART01" wrote in message
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> > >snowfeet1 writes:
> > >
> > >My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area. Any ideas?
> >
> > Why would he want to?
>
> Because better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.

I got a tin of that when I was in Vermont. Gutless weak stuff. I gave it to
my landlord and got some Lavazza. Medaglia D'Oro was acceptable (a bit limp
though).

ant

Far as I can tell, someone wrote:
>My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area.
>Any ideas?

Yes. Get down on your knees and thank God.

In rec.food.cooking, Snowfeet1 > wrote:
> My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area. Any ideas?

Buy good coffee instead?

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....I'm an air-conditioned gypsy...

- The Who

Snowfeet1 wrote:

> My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area. Any ideas?
> Thanks.

If they have a Trader Joes, they may stock it. They do in Seattle.
--
Alan

"If you reject the food, ignore the customs, fear the religion, and
avoid the people, you might better stay home."
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In article
>,
alzelt > wrote:

> > My son tells me he can't locate it in the Minneapolis area. Any ideas?
> > Thanks.
>
> If they have a Trader Joes, they may stock it. They do in Seattle.

No Trader Joe's in the Twin Cities -- yet. Three Penzey's stores (go
figure!), but no TJ's ....

sd