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For example, if you wake up after a Costco trip and realize you really don’t need to buy that stuff in bulk.
1. Coffee grounds added to compost make a good fertilizer
2. You can share it by bringing it into your office or Yeshiva coffee room (too bad you can’t bring it here)
3. Coffee cake
4. Drink 7 cups a day
5. Feed it to Joseph’s dogs (kidding – don’t do this)For example, if you wake up after a Costco trip and realize you really don’t need to buy that stuff in bulk.
That’s a bad example.
I am pretty sure that any shul/yeshiva with a coffee pot will accept a donation.
Does coffee cake have coffee in it?
#1 Costco will take it back and refund your money
#2 Divide in ziploc bags and freezeSell it on Amazon.
Had the same issue, so I made one really strong cup. Was halfway down the highway before I realized I left my car at home
One can always locate an AA meeting and donate it. They love supercharged coffee, and will be most grateful for the donation.
Once I was working with some Italians, and I helped myself to some of their Expresso. I thought it was just plain coffee, so I drank a normal sized cup of it. I didn’t sleep that night.
Coat brisket with it before smoking.
The best coffee is Taster’s Choice. Better than the best brewed, even.
I once woke up in the middle of a Costco trip, on a Costco mattress.
At least you didn’t wake up in the Costco gas station.
I try to avoid Costco locations with gas stations for that very reason.
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