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coffee bag

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coffee bag
n
(Cookery) a small bag containing ground coffee beans, infused to make coffee
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But far and away, most couples go with personalized coffee wedding favors, whether you start with folder-over coffee bags and print your own labels, tuck fresh beans in mini burlap bags, or just go with the personalized foil packs found at wedding favor sites.
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Finally, wrap the coffee bags with cellophane bags, tie and decorate with ribbons.
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For example, if you run a Starbucks or a different coffee house, it would be a better idea to give away coffee mugs and coffee bags with your logo on it, than it would be to give away footballs or shot glasses with the same logo.
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