'caffeine coffee' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to coffee that contains caffeine. For example: "I love a strong cup of caffeine coffee in the morning to help me start my day."
After you've been awake for about 18 to 20 hours, you can try some caffeine (coffee, caffeinated soda, or chocolate).
This blue-tinted cream loaded with caffeine, coffee extract and soy protein was designed as the beauty equivalent of a hangover cure.
In cooking, the primal scene, or substance, is salt, sugar, and fat held in maximum solution with starch; add protein as necessary, and finish with caffeine (coffee or chocolate) as desired.
In addition to caffeine, coffee contains substantial amounts of bioactive components which are a family of conjugated hydroxycinnamates, collectively referred to as chlorogenic acids, diterpenes and trigonelline [3].
Purine alkaloids, including caffeine (coffee), theophylline (antiasthma drug), theobromine (chocolate), and other methylxanthines, play a significant role in pharmacology and food chemistry.
Caffeine: Coffee is not allowed in rehabs, but it's always available as contraband.
Make sure not to drink something caffeinated, like full-caffeine coffee or caffeinated tea, before bed.
Angry Squirrel is another UK brand aiming for the sporting benefits of high-caffeine coffee.
Avoid caffeine (teas, coffee, chocolate) and spicy foods at least six hours before bedtime.
Caffeine - coffee, chocolate, tea, whatever way you like it most.
Common sources of caffeine include coffee and some coffee-flavored foods; black, green, or white tea; most soda and energy drinks; and chocolate.
