For Sale: JJ coffee & CU shirts
This weekend the Cumberland University team will be selling a couple of items at the races that may be of interest to you.
For the coffee lovers out there (most of you!) you can purchase a 12 oz can of Jittery Joe's Coffee for only $10! The coffee is a dark roast blend using 100% Arabian beans from South America and Africa. The coffee can be purchased ground or whole bean.
Jittery Joe’s is committed to growing the sport of cycling through sponsorship and year-round fundraising opportunities for teams hoping to develop their programs for the future. Cumberland University is proud to have been chosen by Jittery Joe’s to be a part of their development program.
We will also be selling Cumberland Cycling tee-shirts for only $15. There's a limited supply of these in sizes small and medium, which for most cyclists will be more than enough since the medium runs a little bigger. Be one of the first to sport this distinguishing shirt and help support Cumberland Cycling!
For the coffee lovers out there (most of you!) you can purchase a 12 oz can of Jittery Joe's Coffee for only $10! The coffee is a dark roast blend using 100% Arabian beans from South America and Africa. The coffee can be purchased ground or whole bean.
Jittery Joe’s is committed to growing the sport of cycling through sponsorship and year-round fundraising opportunities for teams hoping to develop their programs for the future. Cumberland University is proud to have been chosen by Jittery Joe’s to be a part of their development program.
We will also be selling Cumberland Cycling tee-shirts for only $15. There's a limited supply of these in sizes small and medium, which for most cyclists will be more than enough since the medium runs a little bigger. Be one of the first to sport this distinguishing shirt and help support Cumberland Cycling!
posted by NashvilleCyclist.com at 3/24/2006 11:05:00 AM
5 Comments:
How can a Jittery Joe bean be Arabian and yet come from South America or Africa?
How can a Jittery Joe bean be Arabian and yet come from South America or Africa?
Dear Dumbass,
Arabian refers to the variety of bean, which can be grown anywhere in the world. In terms you might understand, sativa and indica are different varieties of cannabis. It don't matter much where they're grown, each will retain the vital characteristics that set them appart, such as size of the buds and type of high. The same is true of coffee beans. While arabica beans are known for their quality aroma and flavor, robusta beans, commonly used in cheap ass coffee like Folgers, have less flavor and more caffeine.
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