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Coffee, Organic Decaf Mellow Belly Low Acid Blend - (10.5 oz)
$13.39
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Lucy Jo's Organic Decaf Mellow Belly Low Acid Blend is a favorite among our customers looking for a decaf low acid coffee that is easy on the stomach. This blend of Decaffeinated Indonesian and Decaffeinated Peruvian combine to create a smooth and creamy, sweet and earthy coffee. These Water Processed Decaf coffees only have the rich flavor from the coffee, no chemical aftertaste that can be found in large commercial chemically decaf coffee. We have many customers who say, "Thanks! I can drink coffee again!". Lucy Jo's Coffee Roastery is a family-run Certified Organic coffee roastery based in rural Upstate New York. We specialize in roasting high quality organic coffees. Each ingredient coffee in our blends can solidly stand as a single origin. No filler beans! We source the best quality 100% arabica organic green coffee to meet the health concerns of our customers searching for organic vs conventionally grown coffee. Our hands-on approach to small batch coffee roasting allows us to deliver the freshest roasted coffee possible with optimum flavor. We have earned a strong and growing following from our local and regional community and are excited to bring our local favorites to a larger audience. Thank you for drinking Lucy Jo's Coffee!
- Certified Organic Decaffeinated low acid GROUND coffee
- Coffee Decaffeinated with Water Process, no chemical aftertaste
- Smooth and Creamy, Sweet and Earthy excellent coffee flavor
- Small batch roasted by hand for optimum flavor in our family-run facility
- One 10.5 oz bag of GROUNND Decaffeinated Coffee
Package Dimensions: 6.3 x 3.4 x 2.7 inches
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