The phrase "coffee packets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to packages containing coffee, often pre-portioned in single-serving sizes. For example: "We have a wide selection of coffee packets to choose from, ranging from French roast to Sumatran blend."
Between my clothes, she had hidden dozens of sachets of coffee, packets of saffron, ravioli, a bar of dark chocolate and, for the flight, two ham rolls filled with tomatoes, a lot of butter and a little mayonnaise.
That said, I'm not sure why it's being billed as a "minimalist" machine, when it's electrically powered and requires fancy coffee packets.
Taking a cue from the Gillette razor/razorblade model, Keurig sells its brewing systems at modest margins but makes a killing on its patented single-cup coffee packets, called K-Cups.
On Jan . 28 Green Mountain reported strong Keurig sales in the December quarter, which will likely lead to strong K-Cup sales in the March quarter, as those who bought Keurig systems over the holidays now start buying the single-cup coffee packets.
I live for my coffee packets.
Credit: Cole Saladino/Supercompressor. 7. Create coffee packets.
ARGENTINA: Climbing Patagonia's Glaciers With My Dearest Strangers And One Lone Instant Coffee Packet BUENOS AIRES: It's 3 a.m. and I Have Surrendered to a Stumbling, Magical Tango in Buenos Aires.
The yellowish gray-green circles under my eyes had a micropebbled texture, and my skin gave off a sebaceousy sheen of coffee-packet coffee.
(Others invented decaffeination, instant coffee, multiple packets and liquid coffee).
As I quickly learned (repeatedly, as it took three or four tries for me to figure how not to buy 3-in-1 coffee), the packets contained a mixture of instant coffee, powdered milk and a heaping portion of sugar.
Bonus tip: make your own DIY hotel room body scrub by mixing coconut oil up with sugar, salt or coffee condiment packets.
