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SUSTAINABLE COFFEE CHAFF FOR YOUR GARDEN

SUSTAINABLE COFFEE CHAFF FOR YOUR GARDEN

Anonymous Cupper Coffee Co.

Regular price $12.00 CAD
Regular price Sale price $12.00 CAD
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Which grind should I choose?

Match the grind to your coffee maker, choosing from the options available for this coffee.

Whole bean

Illustrative example of whole roasted coffee beans in a white bowl. Photo by Alorin, CC BY 4.0.

Grind fresh at home.

Fine

Illustrative example of finely ground coffee in a white bowl. Photo by Alorin, CC BY 4.0.

For espresso machines.

Medium

Illustrative example of medium ground coffee in a white bowl. Photo by Alorin, CC BY 4.0.

For drip coffee makers.

Coarse

Illustrative example of coarsely ground coffee in a white bowl. Photo by Alorin, CC BY 4.0.

For French press.

Stovetop moka pot? Choose “Espresso Grind (Stove Top Moka Pot)” when that option is listed.

Illustrative grind examples; colour and texture can vary.

Photos by Alorin, Wikimedia Commons (whole bean, fine, medium, coarse), used under CC BY 4.0. Resized for display.

Quantity

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Gardening season is in full bloom—and we’ve got a unique way to boost your plants!

Our Sustainable Natural Coffee Chaff is a light, fluffy byproduct of coffee roasting—the dried skin (or hull) that naturally separates from the bean during the roast.

How to use it:

Mix with Soil—Mix directly into garden soil or potting mix to lighten,  improve aeration, retain moisture, and add nutrients.

Composting—Adds nitrogen-rich nutrients to power up your compost pile.


Animal Bedding—Soft, absorbent, and pleasantly coffee-scented—perfect for small pets.

Why choose chaff over peat moss?
Unlike peat moss, which takes centuries to form and is harvested from delicate wetland ecosystems, coffee chaff is a renewable byproduct of an existing process. That means no additional environmental impact—just smart reuse. While peat moss is acidic and low in nutrients, coffee chaff is high in nitrogen, helping to enrich compost, support soil health, and feed your plants more efficiently.

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