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Posted by mark520 on 2004-11-20 06:00:33 Post Subject: Coffee favors
I know that there are so many different sites out there that offer those same "Perfect Blend" coffee favors. My cousin who's getting married in April wanted to give out coffee as her favor. She finally found a site that had more unique & custom designs. I thought I'd pass the link along to those looking for coffee gifts as well.
CoffeeInk.com
Enjoy!
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Posted by mark520 on 2004-11-20 06:00:33 Post Subject: Coffee favors
I know that there are so many different sites out there that offer those same "Perfect Blend" coffee favors. My cousin who's getting married in April wanted to give out coffee as her favor. She finally found a site that had more unique & custom designs. I thought I'd pass the link along to those looking for coffee gifts as well.
CoffeeInk.com Enjoy!
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Posted by FL_Bill on 2007-08-02 20:06:24 Post Subject: so far so good
We got the fools house Italian dark espresso and found it to be yummy. However I have to make it weak as it is STRONG. 
I normally only brew on the weekends as it is time consuming and always in a rush during the week. BUT...I have not missed a day of brewing this yummy coffee. 
My wife who is the real coffe drinker, who normally brews in her drip machine, will not make espresso because it is too much \"work\" for her. I brew in a stovetop espresso pot. Great smell and taste. Is there a better way?? I mean this is how my family did it when I was a little kid. (both parents from Cuba) I did not like the shipping cost, but it was fun to try and I think I will do coffee gifts this year for the hollidays. I will most likely use them again. Good stuff, IMO
FL Bill
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Posted by FL_Bill on 2007-08-02 20:06:24 Post Subject: so far so good
We got the fools house Italian dark espresso and found it to be yummy. However I have to make it weak as it is STRONG. I normally only brew on the weekends as it is time consuming and always in a rush during the week. BUT...I have not missed a day of brewing this yummy coffee. My wife who is the real coffe drinker, who normally brews in her drip machine, will not make espresso because it is too much \"work\" for her. I brew in a stovetop espresso pot. Great smell and taste. Is there a better way?? I mean this is how my family did it when I was a little kid. (both parents from Cuba) I did not like the shipping cost, but it was fun to try and I think I will do coffee gifts this year for the hollidays. I will most likely use them again. Good stuff, IMOFL Bill
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