Delta Coffee (from Portugal)

[lambretta76]

Following a (too) brief trip to Portugal this past summer, I became hopefully addicted to Delta coffee. It's not particularly special, but the taste balance works perfectly for my taste buds. Now, I've since given up caffeine (it's health related, as prescribed by a doctor, so no yelling), and I've become again addicted to this coffee, particularly, the Delta Café Lights - Café Descafeinado.

My question to you is, does anyone know where I can purchase this coffee, along with other Delta coffees, online? (I also really liked the East Timor coffee I purchased to bring home while in Oporto.)

[phaelon56]

You might try calling these folks

SEABRA'S SUPERMARKET

574 FERRY ST

NEWARK, NJ

(973) 491-0399

or try this place for online ordering (but their on-line store does not list decaf in the Delta brand - only in the Sical and Socafé brands)

Alcofa Portuguese Foods

[lambretta76]

Owen -

Thanks for the hint. Actually - I realised I forgot to put that in - that I actually purchase it from that Seabra's, but I do not have a car and only find myself out in the Newark area once every couple of months or so. So, a better source for this would be much appreciated. BTW, the big Seabra's was selling decaf espresso for $1.99 a pound last weekend - it makes a solid cup in my stovetop espresso maker.

[phaelon56]

I was actually down on Ferry Street this past Friday night on an all-too-brief downstate vist. Had dinner at Brasilia - the grileld chicken dish from the "light meals" portion of the menu only had about a pound or so of chicken and a mountain of rice, veggies and potatoes In a place that serves decent rodizio at $18.95 including the hot and cold salad buffet that is considered to be a light meal

I wish it hadn't been so late - the stores were closed and I was unable to stock up on cured chorizo