Day Dripper Drip Coffee Bags - Lucky Boy

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Day Dripper Drip Coffee Bags - Lucky Boy

Name: Day Dripper Drip Coffee Bags - Lucky Boy
Brand: Padre Coffee
SKU: DAYDRIPPERLUCKYBOY
Price: 23.00 AUD
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Day Dripper Drip Coffee Bags - Lucky Boy

Day Dripper Drip Coffee Bags have finally landed at Padre! We're stoked to introduce yet another way to brew specialty coffee while you're on the move. Using our crowd-favourite Lucky Boy blend, this single-serve pourover is the perfect companion for your next trip!

These innovative drip bags were designed to be enjoyed straight up or with a milk of your choice, and are an easy-brew alternative for coffee-lovers who want to pack lightly for their next adventure.

To brew, simply tear off the top of the pouch and hang the arms over the top of a cup. Shake slightly to make sure the coffee is level inside the filter.

Slowly pour 200ml of hot water (92–96°C) over the top of the filter – we recommend taking it slow and pouring the water over approximately 1.5 mins. Discard the filter and enjoy your brew!

Want to enjoy your coffee with milk? We recommend pouring about 50ml less water to make sure you're still getting a delicious tasting coffee.

You can also check out our Hey Buddy Day Dripper Bags if you prefer a lighter, fruitier brew.

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Coffee Tastes Like

Vanilla, Orange, Hazelnut Praline, Caramel, and Milk Chocolate

What's in the Coffee?

BRAZIL SWEET ESPRESSO 50%
Natural & pulped natural process – Mundo Novo and Acaia varietals from Fazenda Nossa Senhora Aparecida (O’Coffee Estate) based in Alta Mogiana, Brazil.

GUATEMALA HUEHUETENANGO 50%
Fully washed process – Bourbon, Caturra and Catuai varietals from Unex Exporters based in Guatemala City, Guatemala.

Features & Benefits

10 × 11g single-serve packets
Easy to brew
Minimal equipment needed – just a cup and a kettle!
Espresso-roasted to be enjoyed with or without milk
Easy to slip in your bag on your next day trip!

How much do I need?

1–2 cups daily
250g per week

2–4 cups daily
500g per week

6–8 cups daily
1kg per week

Please note – These guidelines use an estimate of 16–21 grams of coffee to allow for difference in dose size.

Recipes

Recipes are developed on a commercial coffee machine. Use as a guide to achieve your desired flavour preference.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
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I love anything you do!
I seriously just love anything you do at Padre!
Best coffee!!!
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Katherine B.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
6 days ago
Convenience while keeping the coffee experience close to doing it yourself
If you are a filter/pour-over coffee drinker and you aren't able to go through the whole pour-over process from scratch, these bags provide the next best thing.
I use it in an office situation, and it's such an easy process - with the handles on the bag that go over the cup/mug.
Pouring through the filter bag gives a better taste. I think the coffee bag that dunks into the water is better, partly because you have more control over the amount of water, timing, and flow.
It might take you a few attempts to get the result that best suits your taste.
Cup/mug size makes a difference, especially when the bag gets below the water level and i am not sure when to stop pouring.
The instructions call for 200ml of water, but I often use more, and that's when I make this judgment.
Try it yourself and see what happens.
Or Padre might like to comment on how much you can vary the recipe

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Brian P. H.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
3 months ago
Good gift.
Will be great as part of xmas lucky dip.
AT
Annette T.
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