Eldorado Coffee Premium Blend Coffee - Ground, 10 oz Can

Why Drink Premium Ground Coffee Vs Whole Beans

Does it matter if you buy your coffee pre-ground or do you need to grind your coffee at home? Ultimately, the choice comes down to preference, but we’ll give you the scoop (of coffee beans) below. 

Premium ground coffee tends to be a more popular route. The coffee company will take the coffee beans, grind it into a fine powder, and package it. You simply scoop your ground coffee directly into your drip system for a quicker coffee making process. Ground coffee is a good option if you use drip brewers, like a manual pour over or standard coffeemaker. 

Whole bean coffee requires a little more work. You’ll likely need to buy your own grinder, so you can grind the beans at home before brewing. Some commercial storefronts will grind beans for you if you purchase them in-house. Freshly ground coffee tends to taste fresher and have a more complex flavor palate than ground, though a lot of people can’t tell the difference. Whole bean coffee tends to stay fresh longer, so you may opt for this if you don’t drink the same coffee every day.

Try our house premium ground coffee for a combo of convenience and quality, or go for whole beans to create your own coffee experience.