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To: TigerPaw who wrote (5497)	9/29/2000 8:15:41 AM
From: Pedro Joaristi	Respond to of 13572

TigerPaw- I'm sorry that I cannot answer your question because I know little about American mass produced blends. Nevertheless, I would not be surprised by what you tell me, as any aditive would add volume to the mix and reduce the coffee content. I can tell you that most of the true premium coffee, both Costa Rican and otherwise, is sold to Europe. The major brands (Folgers, "Taster's" Choice, etc. are not famous for buying premium coffee. Seems logical that what little better quality coffee they bought they would want to maximize by adding stuff to it, but again, a cannot be sure. Pedro