Café Bustelo

I don't know.

I think the, the time together is better than cafe Bustela, but man, when you have the, when you have the, the, the Cuban coffee, man, it's kind of legit, isn't it? Yeah.

It's real.

Yeah.

I'm like, I'm going to be walking and because I'm going to be sipping

Bustelo and just talking.

That's all.

Ideal meal.

Have we on the pod? Maybe on, maybe on our list, but I don't know about on the pod.

I may have only had, like, one or two Mexican coffees, and I'm not talking Cafe Bustelo, but, like, actual-

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It's okay.

Yeah.

Cafe, Cafe Bustelo, like, in a pinch-

It interests-

Good to know.

Jimmy, what do you think about Cafe Bustelo?

Oh, the, the instant stuff, the, where you just kinda scoop it out, right?

Well, it's not instant.

And I'm not even doing the Chameleon coffee.

I've been doing full Cafe Bustelo, hot, then pour- pureeing it on ice, like a little pour, and then I reco- recalibrate the cold pour onto more ice.

You know they make Cafe Bustelo, um, like concentrate cold brew?

I don't need concentrate.

I've concentrated enough by making it myself.

But I didn't know until this week that Johnny Appleseed was a real guy.

The Smucker's brand is still headquartered in Oroville, Ohio, and has bought up other brands like Cafe Bustelo, Hostess, Dunkin' Coffee, Uncrustables, as well as pet food brands like Meow Mix and Milk Bone.

Oroville, the town, had 6,500 people in 1960, now up to 8,500.

Mike came up through Orville Little League as a right-handed pitcher, outfielder, first baseman, and a very good hitter.

It's just a little bit more expensive for the beans, but it's not too, too bad.

But I think, I don't know, maybe Dark knows this, because I know this was a staple in South Florida, but Café Bustelo, the bright yellow coffee.

The actual coffee is not bright yellow, but the can is bright yellow.

Wait, why would I know that from South Florida?