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Re: Mexican Coffee T-Discs
Mar 5, 2011 8:46 PM
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This is the rational for a self-fill disk. With Kraft/Gevalia refusing to open up to more coffees, a self-fill disc makes sense. But I'd rather see Kraft/Gevaila open things up.
Hosts, please pass this on. Thanks
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Re: Mexican Coffee T-Discs
Mar 1, 2011 8:34 AM
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Just on a lark, I wanted to see if there was a Guatemala Antigua Coffee in k-cups. Yup if you want Guatemala Antigua Coffee in single serve it's out there, but you'll have to buy a Keurig.
Why not Tassimo?
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Re: Mexican Coffee T-Discs
Mar 1, 2011 4:52 AM
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I've never tried mexican coffee. You have got me intrigued here. I'll have to look and see if I can order from the net and try it out. Love Guatemala Antigua Coffee. I agree, would be nice to enjoy with our Tassimos. As far as chocolates owned by Nestle, I'm wondering if that is the chococino they sell with their Dolce Gusto machines??? There are a lot of good reviews for that hot chocolate and artificial flavoring is close to last on the list of ingredients, showing cocoa and cocoa butter have a bigger %age in their formulation.
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Re: Mexican Coffee T-Discs
Feb 28, 2011 11:20 PM
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Ya know, I first thought you were crazy with this suggestion. But then I thought about it.
Since Kraft/Tassimo hasn't taken any of the easy/obvious suggestions, just maybe they'll think outside the box and run with this idea...
Naaaaaaaaaa, never happen.... 
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Feb 28, 2011 8:25 PM
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KRAFT,
Many years ago Nestle and Mead Johnson bought two of the most popular mexican chocolate drinks in this market: ChocoMilk and Chocolate La Abuelita.
Thanks to their distribution channels now they can be easily found all across the US.
In Mexico, there is an independent company called 'La Flor de Cordoba' which has been around for over 70 years. The quality of their coffee roasts rivals any premium coffee.
I would love to see 'Guatemala Antigua Coffee' and of course Mexican coffee; which is not very known internationally but it is REALLY good.
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