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  „The dark roasts I drink always seem to have plenty of caffeine. The caffeine also seems easier to taste through the coffee. The extremely dark, charcoal-tasting roasts however do seem to have noticeably less caffeine, and even I added some crushed caffeine to them like I've done to coffees that don't have enough I would still strongly dislike their taste.“

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Drinking Decaffeinated Coffees

  „Or, you can selectively reduce your caffeine by cutting the beans per cup and substituting them with decaffeinated beans. Drinking a darker roast will decrease your caffeine intake as the higher roasting temperatures eliminate more of the caffeine in the bean.“

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Coffee Pod Questions and Answers

  „Back to top What is the amount of caffeine in the 4 SENSEO® coffee varieties? Mild Roast: between 60 & 80mg/100ml; Medium Roast: between 70 and 90mg/100ml; Dark Roast: between 70 and 90mg/100ml; Decaffeinated: less than 3mg/100ml. These are average amounts as they may vary depending on the natural caffeine differences from the coffee beans. Back to top Is the SENSEO® decaffeinated coffee 100% free of caffeine? Decaffeinated coffee is not 100% free of caffeine. According to essentially all national food laws in the US, the remaining caffeine level after decaffeination has to be below 0.1% of the dry weight of the roasted coffee.“

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  „      I explained to her what I had brought, "...and I home roast and blend my own coffee..." and it's not at all bitter, and it's low in caffeine, and all the satisfaction of a Spring shower, and the rest of the commercial.“

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  „Another reason to blend is to cut caffeine content. If you drink only decaffeinated coffee, you may get bored, since specialty shops carry a limited number of caffeine-free coffees. An excellent compromise is to blend a caffeine-free coffee with your favorite single-origin coffees, thus cutting your caffeine intake while fulfilling your sense of coffee adventure.“

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