Caribou Single Serve Mahogany Dark Roast Makes Springing Forward A Little Easier

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Losing an hour's sleep is rough.  I'm using today to prepare for my week ahead.

 Lining up my single-serve coffees to have at the ready for my harried and hurried work-day mornings.

 First up is Caribou's "Mahogany" Dark Roast Coffee.  Made with a mix of El Salvador and Sumatra beans.  

 I used a 10 ounce cup setting on my brewer and it made this cup just right.  Not too strong and not too weak.  Bold and satisfying.  And simple.

 I could do this with my eyes half-shut, which is exactly what they were when I made this.

 Caribou is just one of the many varieties of single-serve coffees available at your fingertips (literally) from Cross Country E-Cafe.  You don't even have to leave home to shop.

 I wonder if there's a "repeat" button on my single-serve brewer?

 Cross Country E-Cafe
Tel. 1-888-774-6939


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  1. UnknownApril 9, 2014 at 5:26 AM

    This is really a nice blog full of nice posts. I love to drink coffee. Thanks for all the information.
    Kopi Luwak

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