RadishRose
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Nathan
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Looks like a good place to ask:
Is there a good dark roast type instant coffee available, that you would recommend? For some reason I thought that might be fun to have every so often.
Is there a good dark roast type instant coffee available, that you would recommend? For some reason I thought that might be fun to have every so often.
Tish
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- Rural N.S.W. Australia
Tish
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- Rural N.S.W. Australia
hearlady
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- N Carolina
My SIL brought us some coffee beans this visit from Lanigan Coffee Company. Its called Mogiana from Brazil.
It's really good. I love fresh ground.
It's really good. I love fresh ground.
RadishRose
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- Connecticut, USA
RadishRose
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- Connecticut, USA
@Nathan
We have been having Nescafe Clasico Instant Dark Roast, in the afternoon. It is quick, easy, tastes good and reheats well, without losing its taste. ***** ....and yes, it is kind of fun!
katlupe
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Pappy
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Lewkat
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- New Jersey, USA
So very true. Our kids drink a little coffee with a lot of cream and sweetener, like what coffee already?!
RadishRose
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- Connecticut, USA
GAlady
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- Georgia USA
GAlady
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- Georgia USA
katlupe
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- Norwich, NY
@Gary O'
What can you burn in a wood stove? Coffee Logs?
"We often call them wood burners or log burners, however, log burners and multi-fuel stoves can be compatible with a wide variety of fuels, some of which are ingenious in their creation."
"One such innovative idea we recently came across is Bio-Bean’s Coffee Logs. As a coffee lover who does enjoy an Americano (plain coffee) from Starbucks almost every day, much to my wife’s exasperation, the idea of using the waste coffee grounds stuck a chord with me."
"Recycled from waste coffee grounds and made into small logs, this alternative is ideal for wood burning and multi-fuel stoves. Bio-Bean claims the coffee logs have a high net calorific value and low moisture content and state that the coffee logs (when burned) generate 80% fewer emissions than if the grounds had gone to the landfill." (READ MORE)
What can you burn in a wood stove? Coffee Logs?
"We often call them wood burners or log burners, however, log burners and multi-fuel stoves can be compatible with a wide variety of fuels, some of which are ingenious in their creation."
"One such innovative idea we recently came across is Bio-Bean’s Coffee Logs. As a coffee lover who does enjoy an Americano (plain coffee) from Starbucks almost every day, much to my wife’s exasperation, the idea of using the waste coffee grounds stuck a chord with me."
"Recycled from waste coffee grounds and made into small logs, this alternative is ideal for wood burning and multi-fuel stoves. Bio-Bean claims the coffee logs have a high net calorific value and low moisture content and state that the coffee logs (when burned) generate 80% fewer emissions than if the grounds had gone to the landfill." (READ MORE)
Tish
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- Rural N.S.W. Australia
GAlady
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- Georgia USA
