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Monday Morning Coffee News
Happy Monday! Some interesting coffee-related things in the news right now: Starbucks introduces Midnight Mint Mocha Frappuccino and brings back Frappuccino Happy Hour, Dunkin' Donuts adds Frozen Dunkin' Coffee to their menu and celebrates by giving away free samples, and hello caffeinated coffee bagels. Over at Kickstarter: a mobile phone cover that makes coffee and coffee-flavored intimate wipes.
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Monday Morning Coffee News
Happy Monday! Here's what's been going on in coffee news: On the heels of unleashing the Unicorn Frappuccino into the world, Starbucks announced their promise to provide 100 million healthy coffee trees to farmers by 2025, Oreo is teaming up with Dunkin' Donuts to release mocha flavored Oreos, Biome Bioplastics unveiled a range of fully biodegradable coffee cups and lids, and the post in India released a coffee-scented postal stamp.
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How To Use Recycled Coffee Grounds In Your Garden
Happy Earth Day! In celebration of today, I thought I'd share with you guys how to use recycled coffee grounds in your garden. One of the most common uses for recycled coffee grounds is to add them to your garden. Coffee shops like Starbucks will even give you some of their used coffee grounds for just this purpose. It's a cheap, easy, and practical way to give back to the earth from which we take - as long as you do it right.
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Monday Morning Coffee News
Happy Monday! Some new coffee things happening: Clear coffee is the talk of the town, Starbucks Seattle Roastery introduces new cold brew mocktails, and a Kickstarter campaign launched for the first flat-bottomed pourover coffee dripper with an adjustable brew flow.
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Coffee Liqueur Chocolate Truffles
Hey guys! Today I want to share with you an easy peasy recipe for some decadently delicious Coffee Liqueur Truffles. Making your own truffles might sound a bit off putting, like it would be too complicated or difficult - it's actually anything but!
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