Unfortunately, this deal has expired 8 September 2023.
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Posted 5 September 2023
Taylors of Harrogate Flying Start Coffee Bags (10 Enveloped Bags Per Pack x 3 Packs = 30 Bags) - £5.40 S&S \ £4.20 S&S with 20% Voucher
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Taylors of Harrogate Flying Start Coffee Bags (10 Enveloped Bags Per Pack x 3 Packs = 30 Coffee Bags) - £5.40 S&S (If Voucher is not available) or £4.20 S&S with additional 20% Voucher Applied @ Checkout.
(20% Off Voucher appears to be Account Specific, judging by the comments)
Voucher valid until Sunday, 31 December 2023 or while stocks last.
Currently costing £6 @ Waitrose & Sainsburys or 3 for £7.50 Tesco Clubcard Price.
Free Delivery for Prime Members
(20% Off Voucher appears to be Account Specific, judging by the comments)
Voucher valid until Sunday, 31 December 2023 or while stocks last.
Currently costing £6 @ Waitrose & Sainsburys or 3 for £7.50 Tesco Clubcard Price.
Free Delivery for Prime Members
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Edited by Gav_Shaw, 5 September 2023
42 Comments
sorted byI love strong coffee.. and for work these are fine .. at one bag at a time.
Much prefer this to any instant. In fact, I can not recall the last time I had a "Mellow Birds/Nescafe" instant or the like.
So Coffee Bags are an excellent halfway (Maxwell) house for me when separated from my Bean to Cup
The same deal applies to the Hot Lava Java bags
Excellent price even without the voucher. If you add them to Buy now, at the checkout you can get 10% off on your first order if you sign up to S&S :-) (edited)
Boiling masses of water to make the coffee.
Using lots of energy to freeze dry the said coffee to granules/powder.
The glass jars used for this freeze dried coffee uses a lot of energy to melt and create the glass.
Then to transport the heavy jars that weigh a few hundred kilo's per pallet, we uses hundreds of gallons of diesel in vans..
We then boil more water to un freeze....
Compare this to fresh grounds in a disposable decomposable little bag that weigh hardly anything.
Use the remains in the garden, or if it has to go to landfill, the decomposable will aid the other waste alongside it to decompose quicker.
The most important thing here is education education education... Think about the problem, cause and solution.
Freeze dried coffee is a lot more harmful than this... Wake up people..
£5.40 after s&s (edited)