Coffeemaker boasts blend that has 200% more caffeine than normal cup of job
Try a cup of Death Wish Coffee
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Posted: 03/21/2013
Have one cup of the "Death Wish Coffee" and you might not need a caffeine fix for a week.
It's creator, Mike Brown of Pleasantdale, N.Y., claims his coffee has 200 percent more caffeine than your average cup of coffee, according to an article on Yahoo! Shine He says he blended the strongest coffee beans from Ethiopia, Indonesia and South America.
Death Wish coffee contains Robusta beans, which according to experts, has nearly double the amount of caffeine than the Arabica bean which is commonly used in coffee blends.
You can purchase a one-pound bag of Death Wish Coffee for $19.99 at Amazon.com.
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