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BREW UP A SIMPLE COFFEE AND DESSERT PAIRING, AND REAP THE SWEET REWARDS. |
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Discerning customers yearn for more than just a cup of java with dessert. What they’re really looking for is an extraordinary cup of coffee. With the nation deep in coffee culture, the competition is steep.
Stand out with your own unique coffee and dessert program. By printing the recommended brew alongside the menu item, your suggestive selling will make a fresh difference. Your coffee and dessert program doesn’t need to be complicated. The more straightforward and tasty your program, the hotter your sales.
Pair richer desserts with darker roasts, and lighter desserts with lighter roasts. Once you’re satisfied with your selection, do a taste test and see what matches up best with your menu.
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Light-Roast Coffee
Characterized by a smooth, mellow taste and golden-brown colour. Pair with:
- Light cakes, cookies and loaves
- Cooked-fruit desserts, such as a crisp, compote or cobbler
- Desserts with fresh fruit, such as a tart, shortcake or meringue
Medium-Roast Coffee
Well-rounded and robust with a deep, brown colour. Pair with:
- Creamy desserts with light textures, such as crème brûlée, tiramisù or flan
- Spiced desserts, such as carrot cake and apple pie
- Lighter-style desserts that still hold some decadence, such as cheesecakes with fresh fruit or whipped-chocolate parfaits
Dark-Roast Coffee
Bold, rich and full of body. Pair with:
- Coffee-flavoured desserts, such as mocha cake or espresso ice cream
- Decadent desserts, such as dense cheesecake or ice cream
- Grains, such as muffins, biscotti, scones or croissants
- Rich chocolate desserts, such as cake, sundaes, mousse or truffles
- Desserts with caramel and/or nuts
Brewing a Great Cup of CoffeeThe right coffee and dessert pairing is important, but making sure that the coffee you serve tastes great is even more essential. Here are 3 reminders for making the coffee grade:
- Correct coffee pack size for your equipment
- The right equipment for the right brew
- Clean water and instruments
For more information on brewing the perfect pot, click here.
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