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Just bloggin’: Life’s too short to drink bad coffee

Due to great temperatures today in Chicago, I got the chance to run outdoors. I contemplated either running the 606-Bloomingdale trail or in Humboldt Park neighborhood. Due to wanting that neighborhood scenery, I chose Humboldt Park! Prior to this run I drank one of the worse brands of coffee EVER, which was a purchase from Dollar Tree. I know! What was I thinking anyway to purchase coffee from a place like Dollar Tree? I was sold on it due to it being Hazelnut. But anyway! Once I opened it, I have to say that it smelt like a mixture of mud & coffee. Leave it to me to not want to toss it in the trash, so I tried it and did not like it! Furthermore, me not liking it resulted in me adding creamer to it, which slightly got rid of the mud taste, but the smell still lurked wherever I took it. Coffee does have dehydrating effects, but this coffee really did some work on me today. This run was only a 2 mile run, but I about died in dehydration within the last mile of it. Once I got back to my car, I poured out what I had left of it, and once I got back to my apartment I dumped the entire bag out of the window. Never again will I buy Premier – Roasted Ground Coffee or any coffee from Dollar Tree. 

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Written by Thomas Gouard

Im a military veteran; a full-time college student, and a fitness addict. Fueled by inspiration; God's word; endorphins and laughter!

31 Comments

    • And that’s pretty much the same with this coffee. I cannot help but think of mud because when I was a kid I just happened to have tasted mud. And how can I forget that taste. : )

    • I took an interest in it because of its cheap price and also it being hazelnut. Never again though : )

      I’m very curious to try puerto rican coffee, but other than that I will stick to my old brands.

    • I don’t blame you. I have fell in love with Hawaiian coffee, but would love to try coffee from Puerto Rico at some point, since I do live near a dominantly Puerto Rican neighborhood.