If you’re in Japan, you can get a unique version of Starbucks coffee, not available anywhere else! It’s called “Origami” coffee.
Recently, a very generous regular StarbucksMelody.com reader from Japan traveled to Seattle and I met up with her at the Roastery. She shared a goody-bag of things for me! Thank you so much Izumi for your generous box of fun treats from Japan!
So I decided to dig into the boxes labeled “Origami” coffee:
The little red box has six packages of Starbucks Christmas Blend coffee, in an Origami coffee format. Essentially, it’s a special pour-over that makes a perfect 8 ounces of coffee. I tried it at home. Simply take the Origami packet out, rest atop a small coffee mug, and pour over it 8 ounces of boiling water.
On Sunday, December 13th, I took a package of the Origami coffee to the all-new Starbucks located at 7th and Westlake in downtown Seattle. One of the baristas brewed the coffee while I took photos. You can see how totally cool this is!
What do you think? Have you ever tried the Starbucks Origami coffee?
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That looks like such fun! I would love something like that for work.
Wow. Such cool idea. They should do this in all markets!
@Sheila – I know! I thought the same thing. You can put one in your purse and use the insta-hot at work and bam! Great coffee!!! Better than Via.
@Nicholas H – I want it here too!
How great would that be for traveling?! Wow!
What a wonderful present and insight to how Starbucks Japan knows its customers and how to innovate. Starbucks USA could learn a lot here.
Dad wishes you all a Merry Christmas and best wishes for a Happy New Year.
I have tried it! I have a good friend that works at corporate, doing international regulatory stuff and she gave me a few, as you may remember about 2 years ago, I sent you pictures of it…
Melody – I did wonder how it compared to Via. (I’m not a fan of the Via that I have tried.) However, I absolutely love the creativity of this.
I am thinking of somehow duplicating this for use while camping. Currently I am using a ceramic pour-over system, but it is bulky and heavy. This is the ticket !! Thanks for sharing !!
I would strongly consider buying some around the holidays for traveling if it was offered here.
Wow! That is awesome!!! I would SO buy it! this would be perfect for traveling and for my coffee loving dad when he goes camping!