Coffee and chocolate are a perfect pairing. To get that pairing, you can have a brownie with a cup of java, or you can buy espresso beans that are covered in rich chocolate to make a snack that ...

Take a pinch of flake salt and crush it between your fingers as you sprinkle it across the chocolate covered coffee beans. Chill for an hour or until the chocolate is hardened. Spread the ...

The flavors of organic coffee are as wide-ranging as those of traditional coffee, from lightly roasted beans that are sweet, acidic, and fruity, to dark roasts with the rich flavor of chocolate ...

Later, I showed my girl how to swirl coffee cubes and coffee beans into thick, sweet reprieve. The crunchy drink restored my mood, though not, I suspect, my street cred. 1. Freeze: Pour cold ...

Don’t underestimate the power of Kiva’s chocolate covered espresso beans. Although the coated nibs only contain 5 mg of THC, they surprisingly pack a punch. If you only eat one, sure— you ...

See's Candies has joined forces with Peet's Coffee to create chocolate-covered coffee beans. Peet's Coffee sources the coffee beans from Brazil. After the beans are roasted, they're coated in See ...

Partnering with Denver's hemp-loving Strava Craft Coffee, 1906 has created chocolate-covered coffee beans infused with CBD and THC. The new product, dubbed GO Beans, is supposed to offer a sweet ...

When the seal breaks, you'll discover a thick cellophane disk placed gently atop the chocolate-covered espresso beans inside ... made out of coffee, which may make them the ideal edible for ...