• Haiti Coffee Co. Haiti & Mexico Blend, Medium Roast Organic Whole Beans - Dinner Ideas Collective
  • Haiti Coffee Co. Haiti & Mexico Blend, Medium Roast Organic Whole Beans - Dinner Ideas Collective
  • Haiti Coffee Co. Haiti & Mexico Blend, Medium Roast Organic Whole Beans - Dinner Ideas Collective
  • Haiti Coffee Co. Haiti & Mexico Blend, Medium Roast Organic Whole Beans - Dinner Ideas Collective
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Haiti Coffee Co. Haiti & Mexico Blend, Medium Roast Organic Whole Beans

Haiti Coffee Co. Haiti & Mexico Blend, Medium Roast Organic Whole Beans

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About Haiti Coffee: Since 2016, we have fostered a community where thousands of entrepreneurs gain access to education and resources that fuel their dreams and aspirations. Together we are cultivating safe community workspaces in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Embody the courage in unexpected places.

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  • Respe means Respect in Creole. A blend that connects the foothills of Sierra de San Juan, Mexico to Haiti. A flavor combination highlighting the best of both beans, with notes of chocolate & slightly sweet lemon. Respè celebrates a connection between Mexico and Haiti that began in 1816, when Mexican General Martin Javier Mina y Larrea traveled to Haiti to gain support for Mexico’s independence. Grown by small farming communities in both countries, with small batch processing at every step.
  • Blends Available In Medium Roasts
  • 100% Ethically Sourced, Direct Trade, 100% Organic Arabica Coffee
  • Haiti Coffee Co. was founded with the aim to rebuild the Haitian coffee industry and to help farmers redevelop their agricultural heritage as one of the world’s top coffee exporters.
  • Through a partnership with Kay Tita (501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization) : Since 2016, we have fostered a community where thousands of entrepreneurs gain access to education and resources that fuel their dreams and aspirations. Together we are cultivating safe community workspaces in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Embody the courage in unexpected places.
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    Editorial Reviews

    • "Great book!!! -The book is awesome and recommends everyone gets it!!!! Easy recipes" - Mouna Cooper Bah

    • "Great recipes on traditional dishes." - Aaron Perales

    • "Very good food, I am glad that I purchased the book. Was able to make several of the items." - Marty-Mar

    • "Yummy!!!! -Wonderful recipes and easy to make. I would recommend this book for everyone." - Nipsen60

    About the Owner

    Dr. Samuel Valme is the founder and CEO of Dinner Ideas Collective, a growing brand dedicated to celebrating and sharing Haitian food culture with the world. As the author of Dinner Ideas for the Haitian Cook and the creator of an upcoming line of Haitian seasonings and specialty foods, Dr. Valme combines business expertise with a deep passion for preserving tradition.

    With a Doctorate in Public Policy and Administration and an MBA in Conflict and Negotiation Management, Dr. Valme has spent his career leading initiatives that bring people together and create lasting impact. Today, he channels that same vision into making authentic Haitian flavors more accessible to home cooks and food lovers everywhere.

    Through Dinner Ideas Collective, Dr. Valme’s mission is simple: honor Haitian heritage, support Haitian farmers and producers, and give families the tools to keep their culinary traditions alive.

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    RossB
    Best results are from using a French press

    Such a good, rich Haitian coffee. The bold earth balances out the medium acidity perfectly. The heavenly aroma when you first grind this coffee is a real treat! Don't hesitate to get a couple of bags!

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    theeblackestblu
    Delicious coffee

    This coffee is really good!High quality and a dark roast lovers dreams.Nice and oily, nice caffeine buzz. I found out that Haiti used to be the exporter of 70% of the world's coffee in the 70s(before I was born lol). I talk to older folks who rant and rave about it! So I'm glad that there's still some out there. It's a shame how Haiti has been treated. I hope they will rise again.