Coffee economics
Coffee prices: compare cost per ounce and cost per cup
A practical comparison for ground coffee, whole beans, pods, and subscriptions.
Price per ounce is the common starting point
Package shapes conceal size differences rather well. Divide the final price by net ounces to compare ground coffee or whole beans across bags, cans, and warehouse packages.
Your scoop determines cost per cup
Two households can produce very different economics from the same bag. Weigh the coffee used for a normal pot, divide package weight by that dose, and calculate the cost of the cup you actually drink.
Pods sell convenience by the serving
Single-serve pods are easiest to compare by cost per pod, but the relevant comparison is cost per finished cup. Include waste if your preferred cup routinely requires two pods.
Freshness limits sensible bulk buying
The cheapest giant package is not a bargain if flavor fades before it is used. Buy to the intersection of good unit cost, storage quality, and your realistic consumption rate.
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