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Concentrated Coffee Syrup: 7 Uses for Fall

Fall is officially here. With the changing leaves comes the beloved return of our favorite drinks like pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin cold brew, maple cinnamon lattes, s'mores lattes, and so many more. It's a great time of year to drink coffee.

But getting all of those drinks from the nearby coffee shop gets really expensive really fast. To make it easier on your wallet and give you a little more time this fall, you might want to start crafting your favorite fall bevs right at home.

That's where concentrated coffee syrup comes in. Today, we're going to give you a few different uses for this fantastic tool in your caffeine arsenal so you can make all the drinks you want with ease. Let's get started.

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EXPERIENCE

Our Fall Bucket List

Javy is everyday magic - the little pleasures in life that break you away from your daily grind. We believe that everyone should have a bucket list. Start filling it with experiences that are easy to complete.

Make a pumpkin spice latte
Binge watch horror movies
Go on a nature walk
DIY Halloween costumes

Complete something off our bucket list? Snap a photo and tag #JavyBucketList to be featured on our Instagram. Don't forget to bring your Javy along!

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BREW

Salted Maple Latte (Jack-O'-Lantern Latte)

Need a pick-me-up? We've got you covered with this delicious Salted Maple Latte. Made in moments with your Javy Maple Coffee Concentrate.

The best part of this recipe, besides being sweet and salty with a hint of maple. Is that can be enjoyed hot or cold, with coffee and chai tea. You can spice it up with cinnamon, cardamon, and even nutmeg.

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INSPIRE

"You only live once. It's actually your duty to live life as fully as possible." – Will Traynor

IN THE WORLD

The Polluting Power Of Keurig Coffee Pods

"Do Keurig coffee pods pollute? This is a question that many people have been asking lately. There are a lot of different opinions on this topic, but the answer is actually pretty simple. The answer is yes, Keurig coffee pods pollute. Keurig coffee pods are made with plastic. Plastic is a material that is not biodegradable, meaning that it cannot be broken down by nature. When plastic is put into a landfill, it will sit there for hundreds of years before it finally decomposes."

UNTIL NEXT TIME

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