These are decaf coffees made with 100% Arabica beans, meaning they will have a smoother taste than coffees with Robusta beans.
They come in ground form.
Ingredients Property Description Name Decaffeinated Coffee Beans Type Coffee beans without caffeine Processing Method Typically decaffeinated using solvent or water-based methods Flavor Profile Retains most of the original coffee flavor, but may have a slightly altered taste compared to regular coffee Caffeine Content Reduced to minimal levels (usually less than 0.1%) Roast Levels Available in various roast levels, from light to dark Popular Uses Suitable for individuals sensitive to caffeine, evening consumption, or those looking to reduce caffeine intake Health Benefits Lower caffeine content may be beneficial for those with certain health conditions; contains antioxidants and other bioactive compounds Common Brewing Methods Suitable for brewing with methods like drip, espresso, French press, and more Availability Widely available in both whole bean and ground forms Considerations Some decaffeination processes may affect the environmental footprint; choose beans processed with methods that align with personal preferences Popular Brands Various coffee brands offer decaffeinated options, such as Decaf Starbucks, Swiss Water Decaf, and others Storage Tips Store in an airtight container in a cool, dark place to preserve freshness and flavor
Nutrition Nutrient Amount per serving Calories 0 Fat 0g Carbohydrates 0g Protein 0g Caffeine Less than 99% removed
Allergens & Sensitivities Ingredient Contains milk ✓ Soy ✓ Gluten ✓ wheat ✓ Coffee ✓ Peanuts ✓ Tree nuts ✓
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