Friday, October 21, 2011

Coffee Fool Review & Giveaway *3 WINNERS* Ends 10/31/11


Everyone knows by now that I love coffee. It's the world's worst kept secret. ;D

I actually discovered Coffee Fool a few years ago. But when we moved, I lost track of them. In my never-ending search for coffees, I found them again! And I am so very happy that I did!

Coffee Fool is unique. They believe in the premise that coffee MUST be packaged, sold, and brewed as soon as possible after roasting. It really DOES make a huge difference in your coffee-drinking experience.

I received several bags to try and they came as whole beans. I have to admit -- I freaked. I only buy ground coffee and had no idea what to do!

Mike, Bless his heart, trotted off to the store to buy me a coffee grinder. What a tremendous difference that made! Is there anything like grinding your own beans and just revelling in the aroma of the coffee? WOW.

Did I say I freaked? You should've seen me after that first grind and cup! BLISS!

I emailed Coffee Fool and told them *THANK YOU*!  The Whole Bean experience has really opened my eyes and my mind.

I received the following whole bean coffees:

Decaf English Toffee:(American Medium Roast)


Not even the guards at Buckingham Palace can resist smiling at the thought of this buttery treat. All the good stuff is here, like a bit of caramel, some chocolate, a little cream. Great for cutting through the morning fog.

When I opened that bag... it was like opening an oven with Sticky Toffee Pudding. The aroma is... seductive. It got even better after I ground the beans. It permeated my home.

I decided to have my first cup black -- no cream, no sugar. This coffee is not bitter, there is no burned taste, no after-taste. This is the difference between a truly fresh packaged coffee and a coffee (bean or ground) that has been over-roasted and left to 'age'.

My second cup, I added a couple of teaspoons of sugar and caramel cream. Ahhh... heaven.

My second selection was the Decaf Dutch Chocolate ( American Medium Roast)


Centuries of holding back the sea has taught the Dutch a thing or two about how to make everything in their life...stronger. So if you thought your chocolate coffee couldn't possibly get any more chocolatey, we give you a lock-tight guarantee that it can.

Again, my first response was to associate the heady aroma with food (why is that???) -- this time Chocolate cake. Chocolate just touches so many responses in my soul... :)

My first cup, again, was black. The chocolate hits the back of your throat and lingers pleasantly. This is *THE* perfect coffee for iced coffee and / or a frappe.

I made one pot just for iced coffee. I ground the beans, let the coffee cool a bit, added sugar and sweet cream to taste, then allowed it to cool a bit more before refrigerating. This put every coffee house I've ever visited to shame.

Coffee should be a somewhat sweet beverage naturally. The next time you make coffee, breathe in the aroma, take a long, lingering sip. Is it bitter? Burnt? Does it have an after-taste? Not signs of true freshness. You won't find that with Coffee Fool Coffees.

Coffee Fool offers so many coffees in both whole bean and ground. There is something for every coffee-lover here! Just browse around and dream... then make it a reality by buying it up! The prices are very reasonable and the shipping is fast.

The folks at Coffee Fool have generously offered *THREE* of my readers the chance to win a bag of Whole Bean Coffee for their very own! How neat if that?

I have three coffees to give away:

1. African Cinnamon (American Roast Light / Medium)


If you don't have time to fly to Morocco and haggle for a little cinnamon in your coffee, let us do it for you. Just don't be surprised if your curtains smell like cinnamon after making a brew of this highly aromatic spice.

2. Brazilian Santos (American Roast Medium)


The very best coffee from Brazil. A smooth flavor and medium body that will have you daydreaming of late mornings in the Brazilian sun. So dust off those bossa nova records, sit back, and relax with a cup, or two, or three...

3. Columbian Supremo (American Roast Light / Medium)


A South American classic. The full body, mild flavor and balanced taste of this coffee reminds us of that favorite rich uncle we wish would visit more often. Don't be a stranger, have your "uncle" over for coffee.

Just follow the directions below for your chance to enter!

Contest open to USA only. One entry per person per household, please. Contest ends at 11:59 EDT October 31, 2011. *All Entries Will Be Confirmed*

DISCLOSURE:
I received two bags of coffee for the purpose of review. I received no monetary compensation. The opinions expressed herein are my own and based on my own use of and experience with the item(s)




20 comments:

Sherry T said...

I would definitely pick the Brazilian Santos! I love coffee and drink it everyday. I have the coffee maker that can grind whole beans so I really would like to win this giveaway!

Alex Liz R. said...

I would like the columbian supremo.

BethElderton said...

I'd like the Brazilian Santos
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eclairre said...

I wanna try columbian supremo

tarter95 said...

I would try the Columbian Supremo..
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Missy L said...

Brazillian Santos sounds really good

Anonymous said...

I'd most like to win the Columbian Supremo ヅ *Thanks* for the giveaway!

JJ said...

I do not know my favorite from their store. lol I am picking
Tanzanian Peaberry. thank you
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JMyers666 said...

I would most like to win the Brazilian Santos!

Amy Orvin said...

3. Columbian Supremo (American Roast Light / Medium)


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Katia said...

I'd love to try the Brazilian Santos.

Anonymous said...

The Brazilian Santos (American Roast Medium)

The Sleepy Dreamer said...

I would love to try the Brazilian Santos.

katklaw777 said...

I'd like to try the African Cinnamon (American Roast Light / Medium). thanks

Unknown said...

i would like to try the bannana nut
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Unknown said...

I would pick Brazilian Santos
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Tracy R said...

I would pick the Columbian Supremo

Barbara Montag said...

I'd like to win the Brazilian Santos.
Thank you.
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tina reynolds said...

I would like to try Columbian Supremo thanks for the chance to win eaglesforjack@gmail.com

Anonymous said...

They all sound great but I'd love to try the Brazilian Santos (American Roast Medium).