Sentence examples for conventional coffee from inspiring English sources

Worldwide, overproduction of high-yielding varieties caused conventional coffee prices to bottom out, but specialty coffee prices remained relatively strong.

The clip presents a daffily skewed take on conventional coffee commercials, featuring a horde of impossibly cheerful people rampaging through a town.

A key selling point of the Keurig system is convenience – a reusable pod has to be cleaned after each use, like a conventional coffee maker.

During our visit, the team visited both organic and conventional coffee farms with the aim to better understand the economic, social and environmental challenges and opportunities that households from these different food production systems face.

Then the beans, or seeds, that they contain can be sold to the lucrative specialty market, where demand and prices remain relatively high even when conventional coffee prices dip.

The Fotopedia photo book app goes well beyond what any conventional coffee table photo book can offer, making more than 20,000 high quality images of World Heritage sites available literally at your fingertips.

As the region's premier gelato parlor, the shop draws local cognoscenti and distant pilgrims to taste flavors ranging from the conventional (chocolate, coffee, pistachio) to the creative (panacotta, mille-feuille) to the kooky (a fiery mix of chocolate and red chile pepper).

Pistacia terebinthus fruit after roasting has a similar aroma and flavor to conventional roasted coffee beans, and it can be a promising caffeine-free alternative to coffee.

Outside London, Change Please will pay its staff the living wage, currently £8.25 per hour, which it believes is typically higher than the amount a barista would earn in a conventional chain coffee shop.

It's a conventional-looking coffee table; but then you flip the top and it becomes a spare bed.

They include reorganizing and strengthening the judiciary, as well as alternative development strategies that would help farmers grow conventional crops, like coffee and cotton, and subsidize the construction of roads and schools.