Starbucks Ground Coffee Pike Place Roast, 18 oz Bag
Starbucks Ground Coffee Pike Place Roast, 18 oz Bag
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Starbucks Pike Place Roast ground coffee brings a smooth, well-rounded blend of Latin American beans to your daily brewing ritual. Subtly rich cocoa and praline notes make this 18 oz bag an inviting everyday essential, with premium coffee... View details
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Starbucks Pike Place Roast ground coffee brings a smooth, well-rounded blend of Latin American beans to your daily brewing ritual. Subtly rich cocoa and praline notes make this 18 oz bag an inviting everyday essential, with premium coffee enjoyment at a more approachable price.
Key Features
- 18 oz bag of Starbucks Pike Place Roast ground coffee
- Blend of Latin American coffee beans
- Smooth, well-rounded flavor profile
- Subtly rich notes of cocoa and praline
- Named for Seattle’s Pike Place Market, home to the first Starbucks store
- An everyday choice for morning coffee or an afternoon cup
A premium daily coffee ritual at a more approachable price.
Refresh your coffee routine today.
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- SKU LFY-105CE521-01
- Condition New
- Processing 1–2 business days
- Delivery U.S. delivery · Rates and delivery estimates shown at checkout
- Profile Heavy & Bulky
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Frequently asked questions
What does Starbucks Pike Place Roast taste like?
It has a smooth, well-rounded flavor with subtly rich notes of cocoa and praline.
Is this whole-bean or ground coffee?
This is ground coffee.
Where do the coffee beans come from?
Pike Place Roast is a blend of Latin American coffee beans.
How much coffee is in the bag?
Each bag contains 18 oz of ground coffee.
Why is it called Pike Place Roast?
The blend is named for Seattle’s Pike Place Market, where the first Starbucks store opened.
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