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I very much prefer to grind my own coffee. Whole bean coffee stays fresher, longer, and tastes betteer freshly ground. I bought a coffee pot that grinds the beans right before brewing, and it makes my coffee fresh and full of flavor. I hardly ever buy pre ground coffee, it doesn't taste as good.

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