☕️ Yuban Traditional Medium Roast Ground Coffee - Rich Flavor in a 31 oz Canister Review

This coffee is not very good. tastes cheap. Like something you can buy at a dodgy gas station for 75 cents a cup. Reminds me of smelly garbage and burning tires. Its definitely unique flavor compared to Folgers or Maxwell but not in a good way. This unique flavor may be the reason why some people like it and feel nostalgic. You can drink, but not pleasantly. The price is good, a lot of coffee for little money, but now that just means I have a lot of really bad tasting coffee and will be having…

I needed coffee grounds for reusable K cups. I chose Yuban because my father always bought it. My father loves strong coffee. Yuban was his favorite for the price. The taste takes me back to my teenage days when I would have a cup of hot coffee with my parents every morning before school and sit in the cafeteria. The smell is the same as the delicious smell of coffee, as if you just passed a coffee shop on your way to the downtown market. This freshly brewed smell and taste is strong yet mild…

Boo! They made the coffee cheaper. Now I've noticed that it's bitter. I have always loved this rich coffee with a deep taste. Then I read another review about Yuban "Original Medium Roast" that had an illustration of a cup of coffee ☕ on the can. They changed the label (because they made the coffee cheaper) to "Traditional Medium Roast" and it's not the same delicious coffee it was! NO SURPRISE IT TASTES LIKE SHIT NOW! It's practically on par with McDaniels coffee at Save-Alot, lazy coffee…

I bought it a few years ago and found the taste to be ok. However, when I received it this time, I found it really bittersweet and hard. I'm not sure if the company changed anything about the coffee, or if it's because I'm using a different coffee maker, or some other reason. Even then it didn't taste bad, although it could have been better. I tried more delicious gourmet coffee there. But this coffee is expensive and not suitable for everyday use. This coffee is not up to the same standard but

I have been drinking Yuban Traditional Roast Coffee for many years and find it a satisfying and economical choice. However, I did notice that the larger paper jars tasted better and I assumed the difference was in the plastic jar. I bought 8 of these to keep long term for emergencies, thinking plastic jars are the best protection against this. I now regret that because I opened one to try and found the product was not the same as what I have purchased in the past. It doesn't have a pleasant…

Years ago, Yuban was popular in New York and the East Coast because it was a full-bodied tea with no bitterness. Many don't need sugar! For example, if you don't want a huge taste of Chock-Full-of-Nuts, another big New York seller that day, this was the after-dinner choice. It has returned quietly in limited numbers and in limited numbers. a few years ago and now it's produced in reasonable quantities but it's very expensive in supermarkets where they even sell it. My guess is that they set the