Starbucks Kati Kati Blend - There are no coffee problems, only coffee solutions!

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I'm pretty good about knowing when Starbucks is due for a shipment of seasonal coffees.

 So, when one of my all-time favorite Kati Kati blend didn't surface in stores, I became alarmed.

 After asking at countless Starbucks when it was due and getting a variety of responses from "what is that?" to "that's a seasonal coffee," I had to take matters into my own hands.

 I called the Starbucks customer service number and found out that Kati Kati was only available online this year and that there was none in stock.

 Say what???!!!

 This left me with no choice.

 I turned to that "black market" of hard-to-find Starbucks coffee.  Amazon.

 Within amweek, I had a half pound bag of Kati Kati in my hands (albeit at a premium).

 And even though the expiration date says that it's only good for another week or so, considering how much I love this stuff, I don't think it will last that long.

 There are no coffee problems, only coffee solutions.


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