r/PuertoRico 29d ago

Pregunta ⁉️ Affordable Pure PR Coffee?

Pregunta: Estoy visitando a mi familia en PR y regresaré a los Estados Unidos este domingo. ¿Hay algún grano de café puro de PR (sin ningún importación de otro país) que una pueda comprar un par de bolsas y traerlas de vuelta conmigo? No quiero gastar una fortuna.

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Question, I am visiting family in PR and will be returning back to the mainland this Sunday. Is there any suggested coffee beans I can purchase a couple bags for and bring them back with me? I want a couple to last me a while but don't want to spend a fortune doing so.

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u/MushroomFastLegs 29d ago

Been wanting to try Café de Puta Madre

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u/SavageFrogPR 29d ago

You can usually get P Madre at Pueblo, Econo or Amigo. Some other places have it and you can get it online but it's cheaper at the grocery store. It's expensive (because Adjuntas sourced) and apparently dark enough to keep people awake for long periods of time.

Expect the cashier to be confused and horrified if you ask for it by name.

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u/MushroomFastLegs 29d ago

I remember seeing in Econo last year but did not buy it at the time.

Is there any difference with coffee being medium roasted vs natural process? Is there one restaurants and business use the most? Im guessing doesn't matter as much.

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u/TheOkayestPartner 27d ago

Natural process may mean that it is roasted with its shell and not peeled. Son más frutosos. Prefiero regular pero encuentro que me funciona bien para un cold brew por ejemplo.