This bag feeds a shelter cat for 7 days. per bag
We send money, not kibble. Shelters put it where it's needed that week: food, vaccines, spay and neuter, a vet bill.
Every order this month supports Lebanon Humane Society.
Meet the cat
Rafiki
The coffee on this page is named after Rafiki.
The coffee
What it tastes like.
- You'll like it if
- you want a balanced cup that's a little bright and juicy without giving up sweetness.
- Maybe not if
- you want a big, smoky dark roast.
Getting it right
How we'd brew Rafiki.
Our philosophy? If it tastes good, it is good. These are some of our guidelines for how to get a great cup, but don't treat them as gospel. Treat them as a suggestion.
- We'd start herePour Over
Place a filter in the cone, make sure to pre-wet the filter. Add medium-fine grounds, and wet them with a small amount of hot water to bloom for 30 seconds. Pour the rest of the water in slow, spiraling circles over 2–3 minutes and let it drain through.
- Cold Brew
Combine coarse grounds with cold water at roughly a 1:8 ratio and stir to saturate. Steep in the fridge for 18–24 hours, then strain through a fine filter and dilute the concentrate to taste.
- French Press
Add medium-coarse ground coffee to the carafe, pour in hot water (around 200°F), and stir. Let it steep for about 4-6 minutes, then press the plunger down slowly and serve right away. Grind finer for more strength.
Start with 1 oz of coffee per 20 oz of near-boiling water
- Too weak
- Add coffee before you add time. Longer brewing makes it bitter, not stronger.
- Too bitter
- Grind a little coarser, or let the water sit thirty seconds after it boils.
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