Fortunately, when I went looking on the shelf for it at the supermarket yesterday there was none there, so I checked online. The Australian company, Nature's Cuppa, is having an online special on the coffee granules I was after, at $60 for 6 jars of 200g, including shipping. That's $5 per 100g instead of $8, so I saved $36. The coffee is certified under international codes for its organic and environmental protection of forests, birds and wildlife.
I thought a coffee-drinking reader or two out there might like to take advantage of the bargain as well. You could try some at the supermarket before buying 6 jars of it.
I also went looking for a good thermal cup, because the ones we bought in the past broke after a couple of months. I found the KeepCup. They're cute, environmentally-friendly and the company is based right here in Melbourne. It's designed to replace unrecycleable take-away cups when you visit a cafe with it, and is made from the most eco-friendly plastics they could use.
Tim's:
Mine:
Aw.
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3 comments:
I love my keepcup. It lives in my bag and I love never having to ever use another disposable coffee cup again :-)
Tricia
We also drink that coffee. Will go check out the link... thanks!
I want a Keepcup too... maybe I'll just have to treat myself! So many nice colours!
It would be good to see if this company can source Fairtrade coffee stock - they mention it but are not displaying the logo. Other Fairtrade & Organic coffee brands are Coffex, Blackstar (Brisbane only I think), Montville, Scott's and Oxfam brand. Keepcups are amazing, although a couple of baristas have refused to use mine citing health and safety risks...
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