Pablo's Coffee

More new things at Pablo's. What could this mean? Who can guess?

Pablo continues to get great feedback, jump on board peeps. Downer Group in Maddington with 90+ employees now uses Colombian for their office blend, while mega cool Ora Gym's Espresso bar of the same name in Belmont have trialed and are making the switch to Colombian. Both are switching due to positive customer feedback. This is real, it's happening. Cafe owners, home users, caterers - hit me up.

Part 3 - final....Ok pod peeps, here's the big win-win. Pablo is now selling Podstar stainless steel, re-useable, no waste, enviro friendly pods. Now, for the cost of 1-2 minutes of your time to fill up a pod yourself, you can stop landfill, stop the production and subsequent waste of heaps of plastic and packaging and still use your pod machine. And it works out cheaper for you. Order 1 or 2 pods now through me and I will get in a bulk delivery AND pass the savings onto you so you pay less than normal retail price. Plus I will grind your Pablo's coffee for free. All up that's more like win-win-win-win-win. Check out Podstar here www.podstar.com.au , tell your friends and reply with your order.

Pods - Part 2 - so anyway Mr Pod Man says each pod takes about 5.6g of coffee. Let's say 6g. And they're say 70c each? That's coffee at around $116 per kilo. Pablo's beans are about one quarter of the cost. Plus - no landfill waste. Would you like cheaper, fresher coffee with (virtually) no environmental impact? Is this an option for you? A different type of machine, or even the stove top style for that authentic experience?