Little Feet Coffee from Honduras – Episode #62
Posted on 17. Aug, 2009 by Jason Coffee in Coffee Reviews
Overview
Jason reviews a coffee farmed by Omar Rodriguez in Honduras. Trevor Slavick started this company with a vision for transforming a community while providing consumers with a great cup of coffee.
Coffee
Little Feet Coffee
Description
Pleasing acidity, cranberry undertone with a medium body.
Overall Rating
90 Points
Aroma: 8
Acidity: 9
Body: 6
Flavor: 8
Aftertaste: 9
Question of the Day?
Where do you or would you volunteer?
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14 Responses to “Little Feet Coffee from Honduras – Episode #62”
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Neil
17. Aug, 2009
Jason, it was really great to “meet” your father-in-law. I’m with you; family is everything. I think it is great that you involve your family when and as they want to get involved. I think it is awesome that Little Feet contributes to the community while also providing a great product. This seems to be a win, win, win situation.
qotd? I do all or virtually all of my volunteer work through our church and all of it’s related ministries.
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Mike from Daily Shot Of Coffee
17. Aug, 2009
QOTD – I have a feeling it’s a different Mike Crimmins, I went to school in Hyde Park, New York. However, it’s a pretty rare name, there’s a handful of us on Facebook, then a few more that I’ve found randomly on the web and in person.
QOTD – I don’t do much volunteer work anymore, not on purpose or anything like that, just since my move from Chicago to Florida, I don’t have the connections anymore. I think I’m going to have to look into it.
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Tribo
17. Aug, 2009
I’m volunteering with the fair trade organization in my area here in the Philippines. They produce and sell processed fruits, especially dried mangoes. Our local fair trade shop, however, sells 18-days brand coffee which is farmed, sourced, and processed under strict fair trade policies. They help our local coffee farmers in the Philippines. They also have Civet cat coffee (coffee luwak or coffee alamid), which by the way is sourced from wild Philippine civet cat droppings, and not the farmed ones, which is a total no no for fair trade. Should you be interested check out our website at http://www.cebuspftc.com. I also did a blog on the coffee alamid, its at http://tribong-upos.xanga.com/629584401/my-priced-possession/
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Houseonahillorg
18. Aug, 2009
This was such a great post ~ Family can also be fun. Such a great concept here for coffee fanatics like ourselves!
Also, Acres of Hope is such a wonderful charity. I have already visited the site and plan to tweet it.
I volunteer through my church, kid’s school, and through my blog. I think I do the most work through my blog.
Thanks for this site. Seriously, I think about coffee all day long.
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Jason from SingleServeCoffeeDeals.com
18. Aug, 2009
Great video. Another “dusty” coffee huh. Reminds me of what you said about the Summer Safari K-cups.
As for the QOTD.. I don’t currently volunteer anywhere, but if i did, it would definitely be at a place that teaches children about Astronomy.
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Melissa
18. Aug, 2009
Thanks, Jason! I really appreciate what this company is doing for kids in Honduras–what a great campaign. And thank goodness this coffee doesn’t smell like dirty gym socks! It actually sounds quite pleasant.
QOTD: I unfortunately don’t volunteer very often, but sometimes I go to the food bank with my church and work for a couple of hours.
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Ted
18. Aug, 2009
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Cheers!
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Jason Coffee
19. Aug, 2009
@Ted: Thanks Ted! That’s great news. I appreciate it.
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Jason Coffee
19. Aug, 2009
@Houseonahillorg: I am so glad you enjoy it and yes family is so important to me as well and fun. Let me know if you ever have any suggestions.
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Betsy
22. Aug, 2009
QOTD: For the last 2 1/2 years I have been a volunteer with my husbands unit in the Army working with the families of the soldiers in the unit. As the FRG Leader, I coordinate events, provide access to support that families may need, and act as a liaison between families and the chain of command as well as put out important unit related information. I love working with the families and I love doing everything I can to support my husband and his unit! GO ARMY!
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27. Oct, 2009
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Mike Carr
12. May, 2010
Hey Jason, this is really great. Thanks for spreading the word. We actually just broke ground this weekend on a soccer field in Las Capucas funded primarily by our Coffee Company!! Please keep in touch and follow us on Facebook!
Regards,
MC
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Kimmy M
21. May, 2010
I can’t even concentrate on the video b/c Travis looks so much like my husband, but skinnier. It’s so crazy similar forwarding this link to family members.
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Jason Coffee
21. May, 2010
that’s awesome! Link away, tell them to leave a comment so I know when they stop in. I would love to say hi.
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