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50% off $21.98 Hario Cold Brew Pot, 1kg $24.75 PNG (Fruit Bomb) SO + Del ($0 w/ $69 Order, Delay Dispatch) @ Lime Blue Coffee

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50% off $21.98 Hario Cold Brew Pot, 1kg $24.75 PNG (Fruit Bomb) SO + Del ($0 w/ $69 Order, Delay Dispatch) @ Lime Blue Coffee
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AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee on 21/11/2024 - 06:54 limebluecoffee.com (399 clicks)
Last edited 21/11/2024 - 10:52 by 1 other user

Hey Oz Bargain Community,

This deal is the next stage of our Black Friday Cyber Monday celebration :)

Summer is upon us, so we have a super special, wildly fruity, clean fruit bomb Single Origin (close your eyes on your first sip and you may be thinking "wait, has someone spiked my coffee with fruit punch" haha). Furthermore, as we take another step down the complimentary path of also selling coffee equipment and accessories, we're now offering the famously loved, Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Glass Pot 1L, which is also featured in this deal. You ask, we listen, so here we go!

We're offering you a 50% discount off our Papua New Guinea (PNG) Highlands Single Origin and the extremely popular Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Glass Pot 1L (a fantastic gift to give yourself or someone else):

1) Papua New Guinea Highlands Single Origin, only $24.75 per 1kg (usually $49.50 per 1kg) and $14.38 per 500g (usually $28.75 per 500g)

2) Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Glass Pot 1L, only $21.48 (usual RRP $42.95)

Deal valid for orders placed until 26/11/2024, unless sold out before. Dispatch can happen for you as near as Monday and as far as the second last Thursday in December (19/12/2024). Once a given dispatch date is at full capacity the green circle will be removed and date will turn red, first in best dressed :)

Some helpful info:

  • You're welcome to place multiple orders scheduled for dispatch at various dates (delayed dispatch) to make the most of this deal, we strive to dispatch our fresh coffee within 48 business hours of roasting
  • We're happy to accommodate dispatch date changes, you just need to select a new dispatch date either via clicking the "Edit or View Your Order" button in the order confirmation page or simply logging into you Lime Blue Coffee account
  • One dispatch per order
  • If you select 500g as a quantity please ensure you also select 500g as the packaging option. If 500g is selected as a quantity with 1kg as the packaging selection the product will show as "unavailable"
  • 500g bag packaging (it's resealable) is also available for orders larger than 500g this is an extra $4 per kg including the discount (normally $8 extra per kg) to cover the extra bag/s, label/s and time it takes to pack
  • Complimentary gift notes can be submitted via a reply message to your order confirmation email
  • The largest bag size we use is 1kg and it has a zip (it's resealable), for example if you order 4kg with 1kg packaging you will receive 4 x 1kg bags, you will not receive a single huge 4kg bag

FREE SHIPPING for orders over $69. For example, via this deal if you order 3kg of our Papua New Guinea Highlands Single Origin or 2kg of our Papua New Guinea Highlands Single Origin + Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Glass Pot 1L, it'll be a little bit over $69 and thus unlocks FREE SHIPPING, as does 3kg of any coffee featured in this deal. We recommend freezing any excess bags purchased to quality for free shipping, without compromising on enjoying fresh coffee.

  • $7.99 No Delivery Company Preference Flat Rate Shipping (No Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect)
  • $8.99 Courier's Please Flat Rate Shipping (No Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect)
  • $8.99 Australia Post Flat Rate Shipping (Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect available)
  • $12.99 Express Post Flat Rate Shipping (Parcel Locker/PO Box/Collect available)
This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2024
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Comments

  • e1on on 21/11/2024 - 07:06

    hey was wondering which beans are good for cold brew. will the PNG highlands single origin be good for that?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/11/2024 - 07:09

      Morning @e1on all our current options works really well for cold brew. However, due to the fruitiness and lighter roast of our PNG Highland it's super versatile, being excellent for both cold and hot coffee!

      • e1on on 21/11/2024 - 07:23

        Good morning to you too! I'm new to self brewed cold brew and would like to start experimenting for the summer. I guess this is highly subjective but ignoring price, which of the various blends / single origins on your site would you recommend for cold brew?

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/11/2024 - 07:29

          Fantastic to hear you're commencing your coffee journey, once the experiments start it can be hard to stop!

          You're right it is highly subjective, as it really comes down to personal flavour preference as our offerings are all terrific from an extraction perspective.

          A few quick questions so I can hopefully point you in the right direction:

          1) Is your go to fruity, chocolatey, earthy (reminiscent of a bowl of sweet cereal, not dirt haha) or somewhere in between?
          2) Do you enjoy coffee black, with milk or both?

          • miracleSalad on 21/11/2024 - 10:28

            @LimeBlueCoffee: Hi, I am also new to cold brew and would like to try brewing it myself. I prefer chocolatey flavors and enjoy my coffee with milk. Which options on your site would you recommend for cold brew? Thanks!

            • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/11/2024 - 10:41

              @miracleSalad: Hey @miracleSalad welcome to the wonderful world of coffee!

              Nice question :)

              We have two super chocolate options currently available:
              1) Brazil São Paulo Single Origin which is along the lines chocolate milk
              2) Swiss Water Process Decaf which is along the lines of a malt chocolate shake which choc sprinkles on top

  • Astatine on 21/11/2024 - 09:53

    Hey Tom, are the PNG coffee beans light or medium roasted? Are they suitable for pour-over?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/11/2024 - 10:24
      +1

      Hey @Astatine this super fruit Single Origin we light roast and it's absolutely wonderful for Pour Over!!!

      • Astatine on 21/11/2024 - 14:21

        Fantastic, thanks!

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/11/2024 - 15:08

          :)

  • salem on 21/11/2024 - 10:18

    So I've got one of those cold brew jugs from last summer. But I don't think I know what I'm doing. I'd poured in enough water to flush through without the jug filling up to the basket. I guess as a drip style? And it didn't seem to go well. Your instructions mention "steeping" the grounds. So I assume that's where I went wrong, and I should be filling up enough water such that the basket is submerged?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/11/2024 - 10:31
      +1

      Hey @salem shucks I'm glad you reached out!!!

      There are drip style cold brewers available, but this is 100% designed to be used via a steeling method, not drip. Cold brew drippers generally regular the output brew via regulating the input water, living up to their name they usually introduce a literal drip of water at a time. For the outstanding Hario Mizudashi Cold Brew Glass Pot you'll want to add 70-80g of medium coarse freshly ground coffee to the basket, insert the basket into the glass pot, then keep pouring cold filtered water over the grounds until the water gets to the bottom of the collar which attaches the handle to the glass pot…in other words to the top of the mesh filter so there's no more room for water, this will roughly be 1200ml of water, then just leave it in the fridge overnight and you'll be good to go in the morning :)

      • salem on 21/11/2024 - 20:01

        Cheers! After it's steeped for 12 hours, i assume I remove the filter and grounds. How long will the cold brew be good for from there?

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 24/11/2024 - 16:50
          +1

          Spot on, great call!!!

          Yes, you remove the grounds and basket once the steeping is complete to prevent further extraction. General online consensus is about 2 weeks, however, I usually recommend the best bet is using it within roughly 24 hours as the pot isn't airtight sealed and the level of cleanliness of people's fridges does vary, as does the aroma from other foods stored in the fridge :)

          • salem on 26/11/2024 - 11:12

            @LimeBlueCoffee: I've had a pot for a few days now made from your Kenya nyeri beans (was just winging it). I've been taking 1/2 cup cold brew, 2/3 cup milk, handful of ice cubes, 2 scoops ice cream, throw in a blender. BAM ! deliciously smooth coffee milkshake each for me and my partner. It's been great in this recent hot weather in Canberra. :)

  • AaronR on 21/11/2024 - 10:23
    +1

    These cold brew pots are awesome. I would recommend buying 2 though. Allows you to brew a batch then keep it ready to drink while you have another batch brewing.

    Always have some cold brew ready to go in a nice glass container that doesn’t take up too much space in the fridge.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 21/11/2024 - 10:46

      Up there for thinking, fantastic call @AaronR !!!

      Love that idea so much that I'm going to buy (I know it may sound daft, but any Lime Blue Coffee or equipment I take home I pay LB for from personal savings, I figure if it's good enough for customers to pay LB then it's good enough for me to pay LB too) myself a second one, as I've literally run into that exact situation myself :)

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