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E: 29/01 Win a Year's supply of Taylors of Harrogate Coffee Bags

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9 January at 10:45AM edited 30 January at 1:14AM in Game over

Be 1 of 10 winners!

Taylors of Harrogate Coffee Bags - Delicious, convenient and compostable. For when you want proper ground coffee, but don’t want to bother the cafetière or fire up the Espressomatic 3000™.

https://www.spar.co.uk/competitions/taylors-coffee-bags/

Enter by answering 4 short questions to be in with a chance of winning a year’s supply of Taylors Coffee Bags.

What do Taylors coffee bags contain?

- 100% roast and ground coffee

How long should you leave a Taylors coffee bag to brew?

- 2 minutes

What equipment do you need to brew a Taylors coffee bag?

- a kettle

After adding boiled water to your coffee bag, should you?

- give it a stir and a squeeze

Answers found here: https://www.taylorsofharrogate.co.uk/news/what-actually-is-a-coffee-bag

(I mean surely it should be heated/boiled water as you can also use a pan or a boiling tap rather than a kettle! 😂)

Ends 29/01/2025

18+, GB only etc. A Year’s supply is based on two cups of coffee a day for 365 days

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