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There are two kinds of coffee drinkers in this world: those who just drink it and those who treat their coffee the way oenophiles treat wine, picking apart each sip for subtle flavor notes. It's an obsession, yes, but it's a helpful one, especially when it's time to buy them a gift
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Presentation always matters, even with coffee. A new set of cups and saucers![]()
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A luxurious coffee set for one, perfect for that special breakfast in bed. |
There's nothing better than a fresh cup of coffee in the morning. Unless it's a giant cup of fresh coffee. |
Beautifully detailed twenty-ounce cups can make that morning latte even more savory. |
White china cups are perfect for serving richly flavored espresso. |
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Giving coffee to coffee fiends seems like an obvious choice but hey, why not give them what they want? A fresh bag of their favorite ground may be just the thing they were hoping for underneath all that gift wrap. Of course, there's nothing wrong with trying something new. Explore the worlds of organic coffee Coffee comes packaged in a variety of ways, so don't hesitate to mix it up with one or more of the following: |
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Whole coffee beans allow you to grind and even roast the beans according to your preference. They also offer fresher flavor; grinding starts the expiration clock on coffee beans. |
Ground coffee is convenient for anyone who doesn't want to keep a grinder in the kitchen. Blends allow ground coffee to offer a more balanced flavor. |
Just to the side of the whole bean versus ground coffee debate, K-cups stand alone with their single servings. Pop them into a Keurig coffee maker |
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Decaffeination typically involves some combination of steaming, soaking, and high pressure treating to remove the caffeine without removing the flavors of the bean. |
Gourmet coffee |
Local and national chain coffee shops aren't the only ones with seasonal flavors like peppermint |
If you're really at a loss, you could always buy them a coffee of the month subscription![]()
If you can't surprise your favorite coffee aficionado with a special roast, try finding something to complement their preferred cup of joe. Just as certain foods enhance the flavors of wine and tea, there are plenty of foods made to go with coffee. Generally speaking, you want to give something simple that won't overpower the palate, especially if your recipient prefers highly textured or robust roasts. You can also give treats that will remind them of coffee. This can be fun for you, too, since you'll most likely get to have a little taste.
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We don't always have time for a leisurely cup of coffee; sometimes it's got to be gulped down on the go. Nonetheless, you can still make the morning rush a little more pleasant with some of the gifts below:
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A sturdy tumbler is just what a coffee lover needs for his or her morning commute. |
An elegant way to bring your coffee to work. Also a great way to enjoy hot beverages while picnicking. |
Keep that office-brewed coffee spill-free and hot with a silicone lid, or enjoy your favorite concoction long after you've left the coffeehouse. |
Save paper and protect your hands from hot cups with a reusable cuff. |
Get the look of a to-go cup without all the waste. This cute style can be used at home or at the office. |
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