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Office coffee machines – We’ve all used them. But have we given any thought to where the coffee actually comes from?

Many years ago, we’d have been correct in thinking that a coffee machine entailed a heater that distributed boiling hot water in order to be added to our sachet of instant coffee during our frantic 15minute coffee break.

But times, they are a changing… and in 2009 you can have top quality ground coffee from places such as Colombia, Kenya and Costa Rica right at your finger tips, and these fine roasts can be with you in a matter of seconds – All at the press of a button (literally)

A keen advocate in the fresh is best campaign is a company called <a target=”_blank” href=”http://www.flaviastore.co.uk/”>Flavia</a> who have introduced a revolutionary filter pack system which keeps all their coffee at it’s optimum best, protecting it from air and moisture that could potentially ruin that rich coffee taste.

The company prides itself on obtaining coffee from only the best growers and master roasters from all around the world. Thus providing good service, value and taste to everyone of its customers. Flavia aren’t the only drinks machine providers who have adopted this attitude, more and more drinks machine manufacturers are utilizing the best grown coffee in order to give consumers the best possible taste.

It may come as some surprise to those drinks machine pessimists, but the coffee you can now get from a regular office coffee machine is capable of rivaling if not surpassing some well known high street coffee shops.

Statistically speaking: Coffee machines are used just as much as photocopiers or telephones within the office environment, and as such have to be able to produce top quality drinks, that are tasty and good quality in order to keep staff happy.

But don’t just take my word for it… Invest in a free trial of an office coffee machine to see for yourself. They’re compact, stylish, simple to use and produce consistently great tasting coffee, and with fresh release technology you’ll get that caffeine kick instantly.

Anna Rabe, Freelance Web Content Article Writer for three years.

Article Source:http://www.articlesbase.com/coffee-articles/coffee-machines-where-does-the-coffee-come-from-900557.html

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