Here's this morning's facebook "update status:"
Last of my American coffee stock. I'm not even sure where I was when I bought it, but I do remember that I was with my sister in some store and saw a whole bunch of coffee on sale. This one is the least successful davka. Archer Farms Vanilla Bean Crème Brûlée. It's a light roast, so not really strong enough. When that's gone, I'll have to start perking my Elite Turkish again.
It doesn't have anything approaching the
zing my
homemade vanilla coffee, which is Elite Turkish well perked with a dash of good vanilla extract. It's my fault in a way for picking a "light roast." I should have stayed far away from it. It has the coffee flavor of an ordinary instant coffee. My previous
Archer Farms was good coffee.
Kashrut is OU. When I was pulling
sale price coffee out of the bin in the store I can't remember*, there were many OU coffees. I looked for the
hechsher, kosher certification first and the name and strength of the coffee second. I remember being wary about the "light roast," but the vanilla in the label intrigued me. Years ago I had bought a vanilla-flavored coffee from a different brand and loved it. Lesson learned.
*As I was checking out more about Archer Farms I discovered that it's a house brand of Target, so I must have bought the coffee there. My sister and I did go there to get my grandkids all sorts of arts and crafts supplies.
