Pay It Forward With "Pass The Goodness" Blend from Caribou - who else?

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This coffee is too good to keep to yourself. Buy one pound of Caribou "Pass the Goodness Blend"* and Caribou will donate one pound to a food shelf. Now that's "caribou-size" generosity.

"Pass the Goodness Blend is comprised of coffees from Sumatra, Guatemala and El Salvador. This blend of Central American and Indonesian coffees is bold and spicy with candied vanilla sweetness. Our distinct Sumatra Samosir Batak is the secret ingredient that enhances the body and brings a delightful complexity to this unique coffee."

Pass the Goodness Blend is only available from January 4 - February 28, 2010 and can be ordered in store as well as online. Free shipping available on online orders of 2 lbs or more.

Come on - share the coffee love!

www.cariboucoffee.com

*Rainforest Alliance Certified and Certified Kosher Parve

Comments

  1. A lot of different stuffFebruary 18, 2010 at 3:32 PM

    That IS generous. I'm going to buy some. Sumatra and Guatemala coffees are 2 of my favorites!

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