caffe biscotto
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- Jan 18, 2008
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I'm serving coffee from an air pot at a local farmers market and so far, very few have questioned my not providing creams, half n half, sugar, splenda, etc. I usually tell them we don't offer those, that the coffee is fresh roasted locally and is an excellent complement to our biscotti products. Only one lady decided against a cup, due to not having cream, so I gave her a 1/2 cup as a sample. I watched her walking around the market, sipping it until it was all gone. LOL.
My roaster is well known in this area and even supplied me with their branded 8oz coffee cups to use, and at $1 per cup of coffee, I think it's reasonable to not have to please everyone.
Anyway, I was wondering what others may be using in terms of signage, that explains briefly or in detail, why they don't offer side condiments with their coffee.
I realize that most of you do offer these things, but even so, do you have any recommendations?
An example might be:
Sorry, No Cream & Sugar
We do this because we feel that
this coffee is a better complement
to our biscotti its pure state
Would this suffice?
My roaster is well known in this area and even supplied me with their branded 8oz coffee cups to use, and at $1 per cup of coffee, I think it's reasonable to not have to please everyone.
Anyway, I was wondering what others may be using in terms of signage, that explains briefly or in detail, why they don't offer side condiments with their coffee.
I realize that most of you do offer these things, but even so, do you have any recommendations?
An example might be:
Sorry, No Cream & Sugar
We do this because we feel that
this coffee is a better complement
to our biscotti its pure state
Would this suffice?