My boyfriend bought me a bag of this for my birthday a couple years ago. It really is the best coffee I've ever had; smooth and chocolaty with absolutely no bitterness at all, and strong, too. My only regret about it is that I made it in such small batches I never used it all up!

For those who think it's gross, keep in mind that the sanitary procedures with which the beans are processed after being collected are far more rigorous than those used on normal coffee beans. They're almost completely sterile when they're packaged.

Hershey's made a mint chocolate bar that I used to love -- disappeared sometime between 1997 and now. Anyone remember that? I think it had cookies in it, too. In summary, this post made me hungry.

Not that anyone's reading these comments anymore, but one of my favorites (out of coolness) is "malo malo malo malo," for which a rather loose translation is: "I'd rather be in an apple tree than a bad man in adversity." Ah, the wonderful case-structure of Indo-European nouns.

Glad somebody pointed that out. I was just gonna say that "quod" in no way means "and," but as it turns out almost none of that is correct, even the vocab.