1kg $27.90 Moments to Memories, $44.96 Scale Dosing Cup + Delivery ($0 with $69 Order, $0 C&C, Delayed Disp) @ Lime Blue Coffee

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1kg $27.90 Moments to Memories, $44.96 Scale Dosing Cup + Delivery ($0 with $69 Order, $0 C&C, Delayed Disp) @ Lime Blue Coffee
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AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee on 30/01/2025 - 06:44 limebluecoffee.com (1183 clicks)
Last edited 30/01/2025 - 12:45

Hey Oz Bargain Community,

This new product is a real game changer!

The simplest and most efficient way to achieve consistently delicious coffee coffee shots and brews is by weighing the dose of beans. I know the concept may seem like a la di da chemistry lab like notion, but it truly can be the difference between a blissful holiday in a cup or dirty water in a cup. Drum roll please because along with fresh coffee this deal features a simple innovative solution to consistent dosing…introducing the Bruer® Scale Dosing Cup; not only can you weigh the dose, but you can also easily weigh the grind output in real time so you know you're getting the exact dose you want and not missing out on some grams due to retention in the grinder chute. It comes with a USB C charging cable and is the perfect gift to give yourself or someone else accompanies by some fresh Lime Blue Coffee of course :)

We're offering you a 40% discount off our crowd favourite Moments to Memories Blend, additionally save 25% off the game changing Bruer® Scale Dosing Cup, see details below:

1) Moments to Memories Blend, only $27.90 per 1kg (usually $46.50 per 1kg) and only $16.35 per 500g (usually $27.25 per 500g)

2) Bruer® Scale Dosing Cup, only $44.96 each (usually $59.95 each)

Deal valid for orders placed until Wednesday 05/02/2025, unless sold out before. Dispatch can happen for you as near as Monday and as far as the last Thursday in June (26/06/2025). 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 and click and collect/pickup 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 at least the day before the current date you have selected for your order
  • One dispatch per order
  • Please ensure you use the "shipping" dispatch date selector on the cart page if you'd like your order delivered to you and that you use the "click and collect" date/time selector if you'd like to pickup your order. If you plan to pickup your order please ensure you select the "pickup in store" delivery option on the checkout page, as this not only eliminates the shipping fee for you, but also allocates your order to the click and collect system we have in place, so it means you'll receive different notification messaging to assist you towards a smooth pickup experience
  • Any existing orders are unable to be changed from delivery to click and collect due to the different tech systems in place
  • 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 $4.80 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 2.5kg of Moments to Memories via this special deal is $72.15 and thus unlocks FREE SHIPPING We recommend freezing any excess bags purchased to quality for free shipping, without compromising on enjoying fresh coffee.

  • $0.00 for Click and Collect from 15 Cochranes Road, Moorabbin, VIC 3189
  • $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)
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Comments

  • cerealsmok3r on 30/01/2025 - 08:02
    +1

    thats a lot of moments. now to convince my friends i need it

    • cerealsmok3r on 30/01/2025 - 08:03
      +1

      nvm thought this was the baked goods i read too fast

  • sintakz on 30/01/2025 - 08:35

    should i have got this intead of the colombia cauca? which is better?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 08:40

      Hey @sintakz thank you so much for your recent order with us, it's truly appreciated!

      Great news, it's not a case of better or worse, just different. Colombia will have a bit higher acidity kick and more clean fruity notes. Moments to Memories will have a bit more sweetness and stronger chocolatey notes :)

      • sintakz on 30/01/2025 - 08:43

        sounds good! prefer a bit more acidity and fruity notes, so happy with my order :) already got the notification it shipped this morning

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 09:01

          Terrific, sounds like it was meant to be!

  • May4th on 30/01/2025 - 08:53
    +1

    any decaf?

    • CheapskateQueen on 30/01/2025 - 09:32

      second this.. decaf on sale I mean ;)

      • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 17:22
        +1

        Hey @May4th and @CheapskateQueen never hurts to double check!

        Right now we only have enough Decaf in stock to fulfill any existing orders or new orders at regular price. We'll likely feature our Decaf in a deal when we receive our next shipment, might be a good idea to get a small bag at regular price to tie you over so you don't run out :)

  • philldo on 30/01/2025 - 08:58

    Hey Tom,
    Love me some LB coffee!
    You mentioned you recommend freezing excess bags. Everyone seems to have a method for freezing (whole bag, dose into smaller zip locks, etc) and then a whole other process to thaw the beans for use.

    What's YOUR process and any hot tips you might have 🙂

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 09:23
      +3

      Morning @philldo terrific to know our fresh coffee is a real winner for you!

      Nice question. You're right, there's all sorts of different methods, all have pros and cons, no right or wrong just options. As a general rule I put 500g bags in the freeze roughly 2 weeks after roasting; it's there's a rare coffee I want to be able to enjoy say a year from now then I'd single dose vac seal it. I'd say if it's going to take you longer than around a month to get through the bag then just put it in the freezer as soon as you get it. The longest freshness you'll achieve by waiting 1-2 weeks from the roast date then vac seal into single doses, of course this requires the greatest prep effort. I personally take bags in and out of the freezer if I'm going to use a bit here and there, I know this does increase the chances of freezer burn, but I've never encountered it before. If I'm going to use the bag until it's empty then I'll just leave it out of the freezer. I personally see better results by grinding it while it's frozen, but if you're going to leave the bag out of the freezer then I'd say it's best to thaw the beans first. There's very little water content so if you weight out a dose it'll get to room temp fairly quickly :)

      • dealhunter-007 on 30/01/2025 - 10:37

        Hi Tom @LimeBlueCoffee,
        Are the LB bags good enough to throw directly in the freezer or should we transfer them into other airtight bags before putting them in?

      • tunzafun001 on 30/01/2025 - 11:37

        That's it..stick to Science.

        Freezers lower temps which slows reactions (decay is a reaction).
        Freezers have a receiver / dryer. So very dry.
        Coffee has little water.
        Burrs create friction and your frozen beans will be well thawed once gone through the grinder.

  • WindowsXP on 30/01/2025 - 09:03
    +1

    Excellent coffee

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 09:12

      Music to my ears, thank you so much for the fantastic compliment, it really does mean a lot :)

  • zjz93 on 30/01/2025 - 09:28
    +1

    Any suited to pourover?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 09:33
      +1

      You're in luck because all our current options extract wonderfully for Pour Over, so it really comes down to your personal flavour preference :)

      Happy to help point you in the right direction, could you please answer the below?

      1) High, medium or low acidity?
      2) Chocolatey, fruity or somewhere in the middle?

      • zjz93 on 30/01/2025 - 10:05

        Thanks,

        High, medium acidity are ok.
        I prefer more aromatic and fruity blends.

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 12:11
          +1

          Nice!

          Appreciate the extra info. I've recommend either our Colombia or Kenya Single Origins. Go Colombia for medium acidity but a bit more fruitiness. Go Kenya for higher acidity, a bit less fruitiness and more sweet vanilla bean notes :)

    • Nuclearvodka on 30/01/2025 - 09:47
      +1

      I drink pour over, and they've all been great.
      MTM is a steal at this price.

  • Skilly on 30/01/2025 - 09:42

    Hi @LimeBlueCoffee
    When are you roasting PNG again, please? It is one of the best coffees I have tried. What could be a close one from your other coffees, please?

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 17:25

      Hey @Skilly wonderful to hear how much you've enjoyed our special PNG Single Origin!!!

      We purchased the last of the stock in Australia, so I'm not sure if/when more will be available. We do have some coffees that have some fruitiness to them such as our Colombia, Kenya and Brazil Single Origins. However, I wouldn't say any of these are similar to the PNG, it's a different sort of fruity. Good news for you if later this year we'll release some new Single Origins which are much closer to the flavour of the PNG :)

    • HamesJoffman on 30/01/2025 - 19:15

      Second the PNG love. Outstanding stuff.

  • iMagoo on 30/01/2025 - 11:22
    +1

    I agree that you need scales to weigh out your coffee, but this is an example of the consumerism rabbit hole that coffee brewing has become. Why do we need a bespoke set of scales to weigh out a tiny amount of beans? Everyone serious about coffee likely already has coffee scales. Everyone just getting into the game probably has at least a pair of kitchen scales. You don't need a set of scales with a built in cup, limiting how useful it is for other purposes. This is just another product we don't truly need, contributing to e-waste and slowly ruining our planet.

    • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 11:31

      Hey @iMagoo I hear what you're saying and I do agree that there's a lot of gizmos being created without adding significant differentiators. However, one thing that surprised me with this device is upon testing it I found that it's convenience actually converted people from "it's too much hassle to weigh the beans" to "I love this dosing scale and now I weigh every dose as it's so easy!"

      What's done really well with this design is that it's the same size as most dosing cups. Rather than with a kitchen scale weighing out 20 grams, then grinding, re-weighing output and finding on 18 grams made it through the grinder the extra 2 grams is in the chute, then the back and fourth sage to get the output you want…the Bruer Scale Dosing Cup weighs the grounds in real time as you're grinding the dose, so there's no back and forth, it's as simple as filling up the grinder hopper and then just keep grinding until you get the output you want :)

      • iMagoo on 30/01/2025 - 13:06
        -2

        Serious coffee brewers are also using a set of scales in order to get the right ratio of coffee grinds in to magic bean juice out. So we already have a set of coffee scales, which can also be used in the kitchen. Getting a cheap little dosing cup, using a spare mug or just using the one that comes with a lot of grinders is hardly a bridge too far in terms of effort. Grinders are generally very consistent when it comes to retention, meaning you can just average it out after a few attempts and bump up your initial dose. Further, there's a real push in the industry towards low retention, single dose grinders.

        I get it might be a bit more convenient for some, but please reconsider selling this limited use device. The world doesn't need it. And our coffee will still be great without it.

        • AssociatedLimeBlueCoffee @ Lime Blue Coffee on 30/01/2025 - 17:51
          +2

          Hear your thoughts loud and clear, all duly noted!

          Different strokes for different folks. I completely understand that you don't perceive it to be useful and I've got no issue with that.

          Every single piece of coffee equipment/accessor we sell I personally buy for myself and use it at home. I pay Lime Blue Coffee with my personal money at the same price customers pay. I know you may think that's just semantics as the money ends up in the same place, but doing it this way means I get double taxed (well triple if you count the GST) plus I pay the transaction costs. In other words everything we sell I personally see value in and am willing to spend my personal money on it to use it at home. The same goes for the Lime Blue Coffee I use at home. I personally use 3 different size and function scales at home; Bruer Scale Dosing Cup to weigh the ground output in real time; Hario Polaris scales for Pour Over; Acaia Lunar Scale for Espresso. I know this may seem excessive to some, but I love making coffee and I use all 3 scales every single day. It does semi balance out because I don't get other things if I'm not going to use them regularly. For example, I have toast from time to time, but not every day, as such I don't own a toaster and instead I use the slower/less convenient method of the oven when I want to make toast :)

  • Musiclover on 30/01/2025 - 13:36

    I never bought coffee before and hardly even drunk it but I intend to give it a go. But I want to try some cheap beans to start with with light roast for a cold brew… I saw that Amazon had some promotions where mainstream coffee brands were extremely cheap (around $10 a kilo or even less). Anyone byung coffee cheaply anywhere?
    Also, what is the best way to filter a cold brew? (I.e., where can I get paper filters and equipment cheap for that?) Should I get this and this?
    https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09TD7BGN8/?coliid=I2P7VFYGS929…
    https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B001RBTSMM/?coliid=I3D1WDCMHFH8…

    • harro112 on 30/01/2025 - 14:39

      for cheap beans, aldi is the go. i recall amazon doing some Harris beans for maybe sub-$10/kg years ago but that's definitely not the norm.

      i don't have a huge amount of experience with cold brew, but I've used this previously and had no complaints.

    • HamesJoffman on 30/01/2025 - 20:20

      The V60 is for pour over. Never used it but give the product in the first link a go I reckon. Let us know how it goes.

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