Coffee! I get mine very locally roasted. In my own kitchen as a matter of fact. I've been a home coffee roaster for over 20 years. Its not that hard and your initial investment doesn't have to be big. My first batch I roasted in a cast iron frying pan and it wasn't too bad. I used a hot air popcorn popper for 5 or 6 years and eventually graduated up to a Hottop machine that is programable, has a cooling cycle and a chaff catcher. I roast once a week for the weeks supply and I can say without much doubt that no matter how bad things might get, I drink a Damn Fine cup of coffee in the morning. Right after I have a Damn Fine Shave. I also bring my wife her cup in bed every morning. I am a pretty good husband in some ways
I've been getting my beans and equipment from
www.sweetmarias.com for 15 years now. They have a brick and mortar in Oakland and they have some really excellent coffee beans. Also lots of resources to help home roasters. You can even save money doing this because a pound of top notch home roasted coffee will come in at around $6/lb. IF you use a pound a week the savings will add up and assuming you don't go crazy and buy a pro roaster your equipment investment can be paid off in a year or so and then its savings city which you can direct to shaving materials
I agree that one of the best things you can do for your morning cup is buy fresh beans and grind them right before brewing with a burr mill grinder. Another thing you can do is keep your coffee brewing equipment and carafes scrupulously clean otherwise that great coffee you put in will come out tasting like office coffee. The Techni Vorm coffee machine is excellent for many reasons not the least of which is that it comes apart easily so that every surface that touches coffee can be washed in the dishwasher. I have been using the pour over method of brewing for a few years now and its even better. I've pated in a youtube video of Thompson Owen of Sweet Maria's demonstrating the pour over method. Its excellent. Thompson is Maria's husband (sweet maria) and is a coffee savant. I love good coffee - its more than a caffeine delivery system. Kuerig is the cartridge razor of coffee - billions of those little plastic pods end up in the landfill every year and really, its not great coffee.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6OdG39pfTU