Eight O’Clock Coffee The Original, 40 Ounce (Pack of 1) Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee, 100% Arabica, Kosher Certified
$13.95
Price: $13.95
(as of Jul 22, 2024 21:59:02 UTC – Details)
You don’t get to be 150 years young without reinventing yourself every once in a while. Throughout the years, we’ve explored new varieties. Changed our look. Rolled out ground coffee and single-serving Keurig K-Cup packs. But there are some things we’ll never change. For starters, the classic flavors inside our new bags remain untouched. All of our whole bean and ground varieties continue to be crafted using only high quality, 100% Arabica coffee. All of our roasting is done at our own facility in Maryland, USA, under the expert supervision of master roasters. It’s what you look for in your coffee, and it’s what we’ll always deliver.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 10.39 x 6.34 x 3.7 inches; 2.5 Pounds
Item model number : 10285
UPC : 011141107534 011141107657
Manufacturer : Eight O’Clock Coffee
ASIN : B003GV7JFE
Each bag contains 42 ounces of delicious Eight O Clock Whole Bean Coffee
Original Flavor, 42 Ounce Resealabe Bag
Quality since 1859
America’s #1 Whole Bean Coffee
Customers say
Customers like the freshness, size, smoothness, taste and smell of the coffee. They mention that it’s always fresh, has a smooth finish and that it tastes delicious. They also appreciate the aroma, cost, and roast. That said, opinions are mixed on the quality.
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13 reviews for Eight O’Clock Coffee The Original, 40 Ounce (Pack of 1) Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee, 100% Arabica, Kosher Certified
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nathan19nj –
BEST COFFEE – ONLY COFFEE THAT WORKS ON MY ESPRESSO MACHINE
Where do I begin. The price of it is absolutely phenomenal at five dollars a pound you canât beat that deal. When I get coffee at five dollars a pound itâs usually oily crappy dark roast coffee that isnât good. This coffee is a medium roast or dark roast. Itâs a six out of 10 on the roast scale. When you look at the coffee itâs really clean with no young beans Earl beans all the beans are standardized. When you have different colored beans this means the coffee is cheap. This isnât cheap coffee. Being from the state of New Jersey Iâm proud to say this was roasted in my home state and they do a damn good job. This coffee is found in many bagel shops around New Jersey and New York. And Where do I begin. The price of it is absolutely phenomenal at five dollars a pound you canât beat that deal. When I get coffee at five dollars a pound itâs usually oily crappy dark roast coffee that isnât good. This coffee is a medium roast to dark roast. Itâs a six out of 10 on the roast scale. When you look at the coffee itâs really clean with no Young beans Earl beans all the beans are standardize. When you have different colored beans this means the coffee is cheap. This isnât cheap coffee. Being from the state of New Jersey Iâm proud to say this was roasted in my home state and they do a damn good job. This coffee is found in many bagel shops around New Jersey and New York. And I am proud to drink it. I have tried at least 20 coffees on my SAECO Xsmall espresso machine. This machine is supersensitive and if the beans are too oily or dunk rain well even after adjusting the grind. The machine clogs up and then you have to take the whole machine apart. Itâs one of the best espresso machines Iâve owned but itâs very selective on the kind of beans you want to use. Iâve tried 20 different brands going from coffee at $40 a pound to my local Winco store that sells five dollar pound of coffee bags which are oily and cheap. Out of all 20 coffees. Only two worked. PYK coffee and EIGNT OâCLOCK. Everything else clogs up the machine either itâs too oily or artificial flavors are added or the coffee is just cheap coffee and sold at a high price. I even used very overpriced $40 a pound Starbucks coffee from Rwanda and it clogged up the entire machine and the espresso tasted like garbage. I even tried a Starbucks blonde roast which is supposed to be a little dryer and it still clogged up the machine. Any Starbucks coffees that I used with clog up the machine and break it and Iâll have to replace parts. But this coffee 8 oâclock. Does the job. It doesnât clog up the machine. It cooks really well. Everything else clogs up the machine either itâs too oily or artificial flavors are added or the coffee is just cheap coffee and sold at a high price. I even used very overpriced $40 a pound Starbucks coffee from Rwanda and it clogged up the entire machine and the espresso tasted like garbage. I even tried a Starbucks blonde roast which is supposed to be a little dryer and it still clogged up the machine. Any Starbucks coffees that I used with clog up the machine and break it and Iâll have to replace parts. But this coffee 8 oâclock. Does the job. It doesnât clog up the machine. It PUCKS really well. When the coffee PUCKS come out. They all together and they are in one piece where I can lift them up and feel them. Because of this you can tell the coffee is good. When are you Starbucks coffee or any other brand of the 18 brands Iâve tried The coffee would either break apart in the internal machines mechanism or it would break apart when dumped in the drop drawer. Which tells me the coffee is oily and low quality and it was roasted too high of a temperature and not slow roasted. Which this means the coffee was roasted at a high temperature and all the oilâs were pulled out when roasted meaning you donât get a lot of caffeine and you get a crappy burnt cup of coffee like Starbucks. Even though this coffee is cheap donât judge the price. The price is well priced for what youâre getting good quality cup of Joe nothing too crazy. And the people that say taste like mud those are the people that want to drink hazelnut latte is filled with a bunch of sugar and garbage artificial flavors. To describe it itâs a good cup of New Jersey coffee that you would have the bagel and cream cheese and it works amazing my espresso machine Iâve been on the hunt for a good coffee for the last three years and this is the one that really makes the deal. My espresso machine has pull 200 shots of this coffee and not once has a clogged up and not once have I had to replace a single part because of this espresso machines ability to use this great coffee.
jrbrazzo –
Surprisingly excellent
For a coffee bean at 1/2 the usual price….. I did not expect it to please me as it has. Aroma is every bit as nice as more expensive brands….. and the taste (for a medium roast} is just superb. Save money….. without sacrificing quality! I’ll buy more for sure.
Hippieboy –
Our favorite coffee! âï¸
This stuff is so good (and strong) it lasted quite a while. If you perc your coffee I suggest using half of the amount they say to use. Flavor is otherworldly ð¥°
Tom Hall –
Tasty
I used to drink 8 o’clock blend years ago, so purchased these whole beans for nostalgic purposes. Good price. Tasty. Seemed a little “off”. The brand DOES NOT TELL YOU they add CHICORY! (Sp.?). So the taste is a little weird. Not enough chicory for Louisianna style coffee, which I like at times. AND I should be able to purchase this for LESS if it’s not 100% coffee beans! So……disappointed. Back to my whole bean Hortons which is superior for the price!
Angela McDonough Tieng –
Absolute best coffee Iâve had for the price point!!!
My go to brand of dark roast beans. Iâm a bit of a coffee âsnobâ and I was very surprised at the quality when I first tried it. Strong and bold but also smooth. The bean are quality. You just canât beat this coffee for the price!! Great in my drip coffee maker as well as my espresso machine!
Charles Wadsworth –
Best buy on the best beans
This has always been great coffee, and is normally the best price. I’ve never been sorry for ordering this coffee.
Andrew Bowley –
Great coffee
When prices go through the roof this is my go to coffee. For taste, mid acidity when used in French press, and smells wonderful.
George moser –
Great tasting coffee
My girlfriend and I have used Eight O’Clock Coffee for years and love the taste.. Make sure to have a good coffee grinder, one with stainless cogs and no plastic ones and a coffee maker that will brew above 190 degrees and you will have on gret tasting cup of Joe!!
Amazon Customer –
Best coffee in the world
Amazon Customer –
This coffee is becoming harder and harder to find, especially at a reasonable cost. Hopefully we will be able to find it again.
Ektor –
Es uno de los que más me ha gustado pero lo sentà un poco caro para el café de diario, si lo volverÃa a comprar sin duda para ocasiones especiales
Rebco –
El producto muy bueno el precio no tanto
GGV –
Es un producto que me encanta su sabor, excelente café.