Dairy and non dairy please.

try this
powdered coffee creamer
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%3Fie%3DUTF8%26x%3D18%26ref%255F%3Dnb%255Fss%26y%3D18%26field-keywords%3Dpowder%2520coffee%2520creamer%26url%3Dsearch-alias%253Daps&tag=shopping.center-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957

organic coffee creamer
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Is it mostly from the caffeine itself? or from all those chemicals? have you noticed that you feel better if u’ve ever consumed organic coffee?

There is a recent study that says only if you drink TONS of coffee would it be a dehydrant. Otherwise, moderate amounts of both coffee and tea can supply your body much needed hydration.

breads. maybe fries ,one fryer. and a grill all organic items served daily any advice will be helpful i will go to small business admin to hear what advice they can give

Permits and licenses are compulsory in food industries, retail and wholesale. It will not cost you much but need time to obtain it. They may also ask you about food health and safety certificate which you might have to attend a course.

Besides that, tables, chairs, cutlery, fridge, coffee machine, cash register, book keeping, microwave, food displays, the list continues……

In the McDonald’s ad running in New England for Newman’s Own organic coffee…the two characters rattle off a string of New England slang terms. I’m new to New England - what are all the local slang terms used in the commercial?

I can’t be sure, but…
1. Blizzard of… ? 78. (There was a large blizzard in 1978).
2. Newyorkachusetts? Connecticut.(the dividing line between the Red Sox and the Yankees).
3. Drinking fountain? Bubbler (a drinking fountain is also known as a bubbler).
4. DOES ANYONE UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION? The answer is ID.
5. Sprinkles or Jimmies? Jimmies (chocolate sprinkles are known as jimmies).
6. 5 inches of snow? Dusting (it snows so much in new england that 5 inches of snow is consider only a dusting).
7. Manhattan chowder? Never heard of it (New engladers are proud of their clam chowder and would never aknowledge some disgusting combination of clam chowder and tomato soup).

Make sure you say where to get it please!

Mayorga

http://www.mayorgacoffee.com/

best coffee I ever tasted. ever.