The phrase "all coffees will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future availability, preparation, or characteristics of coffee types.
Example: "All coffees will be freshly brewed and served with a smile at our new café opening next week."
Alternatives: "every coffee will be" or "all types of coffee will be".
All these coffees will be added to the restaurant's menu.
You want a sandwich?" I say a coffee will be fine for now.
"Coffees will be coming your way," promised one trader in exchange for a fiddled number.
Cities will look nicer, coffees will be better and sandwiches fresher, but it's fanciful and unnecessary.
Coffees will be coming your way either way, just to say thank you for your help in the past few weeks".
Titled "New N.Y.C. Regulations — What They Mean for You," the fliers explain that while lattes and small coffees are protected, drinks like hot chocolate, frozen Coolattas and larger coffees will be downsized or desugared.
Initially, the bagged McCafé coffees will be sold only through grocery, mass merchandise, club and drug retailers and will be not be available in McDonald's restaurants.
If the chef is busy tending two dozen specials, he doesn't have time to supervise myriad kitchen details, and I'm going to find grit in my spinach salad, the leg of lamb special is going to look and taste more like stew meat, the roast pork will emerge overcooked, and the coffee will be cold -- all of which has happened and all of which can be corrected quickly and easily.
Bracing for what could be the second transit strike in a month, officials in San Francisco said that on Monday more ferries and buses would be deployed to get commuters across San Francisco Bay, car pool lanes will be open all day, and gift cards for coffee will be handed out to drivers who pick up riders.
All profits from the sale of the coffee will be donated to WNYC.
