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Queen of Cheap crown goes to nickel coffee lady
We sure spent a lot of time last year discussing ways to save on coffee. Cheapsters showed us low-cost alternatives to Keurig K-cups and even taught us how to make coffee on a wood stove during power outages. So it seems fitting that the 2012 Queen of...
Tags: Salt, Politics, Elections, Imperial and Royal Matters, Allentown
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Enjoy the taste of wood-fired coffee
When word spread last week that we had a method for people to make great-tasting, hot coffee when the power goes out, Cheapsters went pretty nuts. On The Cheap Facebook fan Amy Heydt-Pudliner in Hellertown got so worked up, she called us "hunny" and...
Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Allentown, Coffee, Hellertown, K-Cups
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Never buy K-Cups for your Keurig again
Lynn Serfass in Schnecksville loves her coffee, and she enjoys the convenient single-serve option of her Keurig coffeemaker. What she doesn't love is the high cost of those little, disposable K-Cups and thinking that every time she brews a cup of...Tags: Allentown, Facebook, Schnecksville, Companies and Corporations, K-Cups
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The Keurig question: What to do with those used coffee cartridges? [Updated]
L.A. at HomeKeurig and other one-cup coffee makers often use cartridges that cannot be recycled, posing an environmental challenge.... -
Can I recycle fast-food cups?
L.A. at HomeCold drinks usually come in two types of cups at fast-food restaurants -- entirely plastic or paper coated with polyethylene. In Los Angeles, only cups that are 100% plastic can be recycled in the blue bin. Plastic-coated paper cups must...... -
A salvaged-wood revolution: Turning more fallen trees into furniture
L.A. at HomeSalvaged wood furniture: The popularity of salvaged wood furniture has produced a secondary trend: rising efforts to ensure that urban trees, including those that fall during storms, don't end up in landfills.... -
Consumer Confidential: Starbucks goes solo, Lego booms, Nook soars
Money & CompanyHere's your tell-it-to-the-Marines Tuesday roundup of consumer news from around the Web: -- Starbucks thinks single-serve coffee will be a growing part of our busy future. The company says Starbucks coffee in pods designed for Keurig coffee makers will... -
Review: Krups Cup-on-Request coffee maker
L.A. at HomeSingle-cup coffee makers may be the rage, but even some fans are uncomfortable with the cost and packaging waste that come with the disposable coffee pods (or K-Cups, in the parlance of Keurig). So when we heard of the new...... -
Lavazza expanding into U.S. grocery store specialty coffee
Reuters* Four new retail blends not expected to boost Lavazza's bean volume * Lavazza will face strong competition in U.S. grocery stores * Lavazza's Rivo Keurig System still in infancy By Marcy Nicholson NEW YORK, May 14 (Reuters) - Italy's Lavazza is...Tags: Italy, Starbucks Corp., Consumers, Coffee, Kraft Foods Group, Inc.
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Lavazza makes push into U.S. grocers' coffee aisles
ReutersItaly's Lavazza is expanding from primarily restaurant supplier to coffee retailer by offering four specialty blends of bagged coffees in U.S. and Canadian grocery stores in September. This will put the nearly 120-year-old roasterup against Starbucks and...Tags: Italy, Starbucks Corp., Kraft Foods Group, Inc., Beverage Industry, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc.
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Better outlook for Green Mountain Coffee after expanded Starbucks deal
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc., which opened a production facility in Isle of Wight County, anticipates better earnings for the year after reporting a 42 percent profit increase in its fiscal second quarter, the Virginian-Pilot reported. Even...Tags: Starbucks Corp., Isle of Wight (Isle of Wight, Virginia), Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc., K-Cups
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Italy's Lavazza ups stake in Green Mountain
ReutersLONDON, May 10 (Reuters) - Italian coffee company Lavazza said on Friday it had increased its stake in U.S.-based Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc to 8 percent as it reported 2012 results. The Turin-based group, founded by the Lavazza family in 1895,...Tags: Italy, K-Cups
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