Sentences with phrase «organic coffee work»

Would regular old ground organic coffee work?

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Taryn: Le Pain Quotidien, everything is so fresh and is often local and organic, and the iced drinks and coffee are amazing too;) Plus it has a nice community vibe there, and we love working there whenever we can!

My 3rd and not final collaboration with Ninja Kitchen was a perfect one because I got to work with coffee, more specifically Percol's fairtrade and organic coffee!

The coastal mountains of Oaxaca produces some of the world's finest organic coffee, thanks to decades of tireless work by rural farmers.

I think if we are asking consumers to reward organic coffee with their dollars we need to work hard to educate ourselves and our peers on the nuances and details of organic agriculture and in doing so avoid the temptation to simply point to a USDA Organic seal as evidence that the coffee is automatically superior.

Goals included reforestation and creation of forest corridors to improve habitat, especially for migratory birds, and working with coffee farmers to re-establish shade trees and convert to organic production.

I work for Ninja Goat Nutritionals, and we make a product called fatCoffee, which is a quick and easy way to make butter coffee anywhere, anytime - and it's made with 100 % grass fed - butter and organic coconut oil.

Wearing: Eberjay Gisele Pajama Set in Grey, Coffee Mug: Anthropologie (old, similar here), Book: Woman in Cabin 10, Candles: Bath & Body Works Beach Glow / Nest Fragrances Cedar Leaf & Lavender / Capri Blue Blue Jar Candle in Volcano, Body / Face Products: Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion, Fresh Sugar Lip Caramel Hydrating Balm, Fresh Black Tea Instant Perfecting Mask, French Girl Organics Sea Polish Scrub, Fresh Sugar Face Polish, Mario Badascuz Super Collagen Mask

I was talking to someone from my husband's work & told them what I was buying for coffee creamer & they were like holy moly you aren't playing around lol as i use 100 % whole organic cream!

I am awake and have not yet killed anyone, thanks to David Lynch's organic coffee and the fine work of my colleagues Yohana Desta and Joanna Robinson, who kept the HWD Daily store open for business while I was away.

Kounellis was a co-founder of the Italian movement Arte Povera and used a variety of materials, organic (coffee, coal) and inorganic (steel plates, textiles), to create his sculptural works, which speak to such elemental themes as heat, creation, decay and endurance.