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1. debacl+(OP)[view] [source] 2024-12-02 19:08:51
True. The most popular local bean in my area tastes like battery acid, but there's a roaster about 20 minutes from me who is only ~20% more expensive than Lavazza (my go to large roaster) who produces a variety of good roasts.

Not sure on the off gassing comment, I drink what I think tastes good. Espresso pretty much exclusively, lightly fruity, low acid, with a rich sip and a non-bitter aftertaste.

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2. terrib+Wy[view] [source] 2024-12-02 23:22:29
>>debacl+(OP)
Lavazza seems to get a lot of hate on coffee snob forums, but they make consistently decent coffee that's not burnt to ashes or weirdly acidic.
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3. Error9+DP[view] [source] [discussion] 2024-12-03 02:22:58
>>terrib+Wy
Coffee that isn’t acidic is realistically the weirder thing, considering what coffee is. Decades of bad coffee have created the expectation of every coffee having to taste like low-grade coffee with all the acidity burned out of it.

Taste is subjective and you can call them snobs but they have a great point. Even if you love burnt flavors, there are far more ethical options than Lavazza.

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4. roflye+v41[view] [source] [discussion] 2024-12-03 06:12:17
>>terrib+Wy
Coffee is acidic - it has acidity.
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