Folger's has always been my go-to good coffee, because I loved the taste and could always depend on it. I try different kinds and enjoy some, but I know I can always come back to something reliable. I recently bought a small can last week and I do not recognize the taste as Folger's. It reminds me more of MH, which I do not enjoy. I see in replies from the company to these reviews that classic roast hasn't changed, but *something* has definitely changed. I thought I had made it too weak, so I made it stronger, but the overall taste is completely different, regardless of brew strength. The normal Folger's aroma during brewing is also completely absent.

We have been buying this coffee for years. For quite a while I have found it hard to finish just one cup in the morning. So I decided to look at your ingredient list on the label and it says "Coffee". I find it hard to believe that is the only ingredient listed. If there are other ingredients used in the process wouldn't you legally have to list all ingredients? I am in the United States and I just read that some states do not require all ingredients listed on the label. Is this true?

Quality not the same in the last several years. Bitter nasty taste, noticed that the coffee beans are not uniformly ground. Historically the uniformity of Folgers ground coffee was consistent in granular size, these days there is a lot of coffee bean chunks. May need to change grinding knifes or screen for consistency. Of course quality control definitely wouldn't hurt.

Great coffee, we've been using it for years. This morning I decided to do the math on how much it costs to make a pot. We have a Keurig that has a traditional 12 cup drip and a k-cup maker in one unit. I use 4 heaping 1/8 cup scoops to make a 12-cup pot. I weighed the filter with coffee and it weighed 37 grams. I weighed a filter by itself and it was less than a gram. The current product has 1230 grams of coffee for $19 and will make about 33 pots as I make it. That comes to 57cents per pot. The current price for K cups at Sams is 33-52 cents for 8 grams of coffee, at best less than 1/4 of a pot. By weight of coffee, the same Folgers in k-cups would cost about $77. Members mark Donut Shop would be $50.

My last order was packed by 1st graders!! I had 2 folgers coffee and both were busted open and half of spilled out. My order should have been packed in 2 boxes, all of it was in 1 box and a complete mess! PLEASE train your warehouse associates!! My order before this one, was soooo bad, FEDEX sent it back!! They wouldn't deliver it!! What does that say about warehouse training!?

Switching to a new Brand after decades of enjoying Folgers coffee. The new flavor tastes more like generic store brands, or actually worse. I'm not sure what has changed in the production or packaging, but it's weaker, blander, no flavor. Disappointed ☹️

Folgers Classic Roast has always been a favorite for generations in my family. We love the classic smooth taste. It has a great aroma that fills the house. It reminds me of waking up to the aroma all through the house growing up and it's even better in the winter around the holidays because it brings back more wonderful memories. I always buy the largest can not just for us but for family and friends that show up at our door. I also get a can of Folgers Coffeehouse Blend for those hard days when I need an extra kick. Folgers is the best

The last time I bought this, it was $14.68. That was in June. Now it's $18.98. Anyone who says tariffs aren't affecting the economy needs to really sit down and take a look at their grocery bill. I understand why the price has gone up, but I hate that us consumers are being forced to foot the bill. Thanks, Trump.

Best price for classic Folgers

my favorite coffee, gave up ⭐️bux for home brewed