Pocket coffee

Pocket coffee is a great souvenir from Italy. Pick it up at the supermarket. Drop the chocolate covered espresso in steaming water and voila you have a delicious drink. I gift these with other Italian food souvenirs.

Pocket Coffee; I want to try this! http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/after-dinner-treat-pocket-coffee-from-italy-146257

Pocket Coffee Logo Designer: Herb Lubalin I like this typography because it is nice and rounded and seems almost retro in style.

It's Thursday, and here I am sipping away on my cup of tea. I have no cookies and no chocolate to go with it, just tea. Yeah, it's one of those da ...

There are few topics that divide the wellness world more than coffee. (Not even the Nike versus Adidas debate.) Studies show it cuts your risk of cancer, but on the other hand it may keep you up all night—and even kill your sex drive. (Yikes!) And…

As a whole, I think that Italian candy is pretty terrible. There are no good fruity candies. No skittles or starburst or equivalent. And there are very few chocolate choices that do not include hazelnuts (which I despise). However, then there is Pocket Coffee. I love Pocket Coffee. That day I found a Pocket Coffee [...]

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For coffee addicts like me, one of the drawbacks of holiday travel is not having a cup of dependably delicious coffee every morning. If you’re facing down several days of weak hotel coffee or the terrible stuff your parents drink every morning, here’s one easy-to-pack alternative: Humble Cup, a portable pour-over coffee packet that can be brewed anywhere. In each Humble Cup foil packet is a compostable paper filter filled with high-quality ground coffee beans.