Coffee

We've had several readers alert us to the twitter account - Keurig Outlet (KeurigOutlet) on Twitter. We've also had several emails regarding Keurig opening an Outlet Store somewhere near the Keurig World headquarters in Massachusetts. Given the twitter account and the rumors we can only speculate at this point, but we would imagine the outlet store for all things Keurig probably will happen. From a PR point of view the store alone would be a great destination and also give Keurig a better idea of doing their own stores in the future with only Keurig licensed products. Sound off in the comments if you have any more details.      

You can take some of the hassle out of buying coffee by joining one of the best coffee clubs and having your coffee delivered to your home.

There have been numerous studies on coffee and diabetes, showing how coffee can reduce the risk of the onset of Typ2 diabetes.

People worry about coffee addiction and how it impacts their lives. But is it really a problem?

Snapple has added Snapple Raspberry Iced Tea K-Cups. Each box comes packed with 22 Snapple Raspberry Iced Tea K-Cups. These are Brew Over Ice K-Cups and are 45 Calories Per Serving for Keurig K-Cup Brewers To brew over ice with a Keurig® brewer, follow these three easy steps: Fill a 16-oz. cup (do not use glass) to the top with ice and place a Brew Over Ice K-Cup® pack in your brewer. Press the 6-oz. or 8-oz. brew button for optimal flavor. Stir and enjoy!     Related StoriesHawaii Roasters 100% Kona Single Serve Coffee For Keurig K-Cup BrewersUpShot Single Serve Coffee Solution for Keurig K-Cup BrewersReview: Club Coffee Venetian Reserve Single Cup Capsules 

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They are here,  and are making their presence felt immediately with an exciting and delicious start to the Kenyan season! First up we have the Kiawamaruru Peaberry, which as it was last year is tasting amazing. Very crisp and refreshing the light and elegantly textured peaberry reminds us of orange sherbert with some floral overtones, a whole lot of caramel sweetness and a super juicy mouthfeel. Get yourself a bag here. Following up is the newcomer Ndimaini AA which has made quite the entrance. It has an amazing syrupy texture balanced out with a vibrant acidity. We found lots of blackcurrants, blackberries and cocoa notes leaving a lovely sweet aftertaste for some time. Grab some here.

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