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[Shell_of_the_South]

Originally Posted by yalibrarian

They used to have some Twinings tea in the food court at AS Music, but the last two visits was just Lipton's, which is fine, but definitely not as strong as British stuff.

Pretty much all the food courts I've been to have Twinings tea in the beverage section. We've also had it in our room. I love Twinings green tea!

[shannonwellnitz]

When I was at ASMovies in October they had Twinnings tea at the beverage station.
Bring on the Timmies as far as I am concerned!!!!

[graygables]

Pack my own PG Tips.

The coffee is icky, but Starbucks would be equally icky IMO. I'd be happy with Dunkin' myself. Funny story...had a Guest in the other day holding a package of coffee we sell in the shop asking if it's the same stuff they use in the food court b/c that is the BEST. COFFEE. EVER. I was very confused...

[coffeechef]

Originally Posted by graygables

Pack my own PG Tips.

The coffee is icky, but Starbucks would be equally icky IMO. I'd be happy with Dunkin' myself. Funny story...had a Guest in the other day holding a package of coffee we sell in the shop asking if it's the same stuff they use in the food court b/c that is the BEST. COFFEE. EVER. I was very confused...

Now that is Disney Magic.

[yalibrarian]

My husband says there were a fewTwinings decaf bags in the FC a year ago, but none last year (we stay at Music every year). I need caffeine in my tea! So its Lipton's for me unless I remember to bring a bag with me from the room. My husband likes Yorkshire, which we buy in the grocery store here. Those who want British style teas might check their international foods section of the grocery store either at home or in the Kissimmee area. We have found Typhoo in addition to the Yorkshire, Bewley's (Irish, I believe) and sometimes the British blend by Tetley. Red Rose, put out by Brooke Bond, is commonly available and closer to British style tea than most American blends. If you have a Wegman's near you, they have a pretty good selection. And of course, you can always pick up a nice box in Epcot.

[Kyen]

Originally Posted by Jennifer2003

If Tim Hortons came to Disney...I can't even begin to tell you what that would be like...awesome isn't even the right word...

We talked to a CM from Ontario (who oddly enough use to work for Tim Hortons too) He said for years he had been trying to get Disney to put Timmys in Epcot... but then Timmys was sold to an American company so that idea kinda went out the window.

[DawnK]

would like to see dunkins. starbucks is awful and overpriced!!!

[cattayhi]

As a coffee lover - I would love to have something nice and strong - doesn't have to be Starbucks but it needs to taste better than watered down coffee.

[Lorraine515]

Originally Posted by KimbalovesDisney

I think if they brought Dunkin Donuts to Disney I would Die of Delight! lol Anyway it would make my happy place the happiest...

Yeah! That would be a great idea! I'm not a fan of Starbuck's since it is very strong. Maybe they could put Kona coffee throughout the park

[coffeechef]

I just returned from WDW and had a conversation with a CM who said that as soon as their supplies of Nescafe were gone, they would be switching to Joffreys Coffee. Actually I think she said Geofferys coffee or that is what I heard her say, but once I looked it up, I found it to be Joffreys.

[Lumieregirl]

Never heard of it. From their website, I think maybe they usually deal with restaurants and not the general public. I didn't see "instant" on their product list, so perhaps there is hope they'll be providing brewed coffee to WDW?
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[DVCBird941]

Interesting. Thanks for the info. Since restaurants and hotels USUALLY have good coffee, then this may be a good thing