Whole Beans VS Ground Coffee

[Harry_Will1]

Ground Coffee is very popular as it is very accessible. Made from whole coffee beans, ground coffee is then grounded, packed, and marketed. While you are more likely to choose ground coffee because of its convenience, some coffee connoisseurs would prefer whole beans for a better coffee experience.


Whole bean coffee is marketed whole and the responsibility of grinding the beans is left on the buyer. Commonly, whole beans are grounded just a few moments before brewing so the taste of the coffee is more complex and fresh compared to ground coffee.

Which one do you prefer any why?

 

[MntnMan62]

Um. This is a tough one. I don't know. I can't decide. Oh, alright. You twist my arm. I pick whole bean. Do I win a prize?

 

[Mr.Peaberry]

Um. This is a tough one. I don't know. I can't decide. Oh, alright. You twist my arm. I pick whole bean. Do I win a prize?

Is soluble coffee an option?

 

[MntnMan62]

Is soluble coffee an option?

Thanks god. I thought they were going to leave out my favorite form of coffee. I'll take some Sanka please.

 

[ManuelPalmaCoffee]

Whole bean all the way. However, instant coffee has been getting better in the past couple of years.
There are a many decent roasters selling in instant form.

 

[Koffeely123]

I prefer raw coffee because the taste is great and the manipulation of coffee grinding is great. It is really simple with the help of coffee makers with grinders currently on the market.
And one of my favorite sites to choose from is Koffeely.com. This site has many articles about coffee products

 

[BlaccVanilla]

I'm a big fan of both, but I would have to prefer whole bean. The extra time to grind your beans yourself is so minimal for the increase of flavor.