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About Coffee Sets 

On average, one bag of coffee beans (250 g) makes for about 20-25 cups. For true coffee lovers, that only lasts for about 4-5 days. A box of coffee pods has around 10 to 20 pods in it, which isn’t exactly much either. To help you get rid of the frustration of running out of coffee too quickly, we’ve created a range of coffee sets. There’s no need to choose between quantity and quality anymore! With Coffee Friend’s coffee sets, you get both—and, in addition to enjoying great coffee for longer, you pay less thanks to discounted prices.

Coffee Sets: Get More, Pay Less

Coffee sets aren’t just budget-friendly—they’re super practical too. Stock up, and you won’t have to stress about running out of coffee when you have guests over. The only thing you’ll have to decide is which drink to go for this time: espresso, cappuccino, or perhaps a cup of cocoa?..

Coffee Friend’s sets are made up of 2, 3, 4 or 6 bags of the same or different types of coffee. They’re perfect whether you tend to stick to your favourite flavour or like to mix things up and try out new ones.

Espresso or Filter Coffee Sets?

As far as choosing between espresso and filter coffee is concerned, it all comes down to what you like. If you’re into bold flavours and want a quick cuppa, espresso coffee is your go-to. If you prefer a smoother taste and want to brew more coffee at once, filter coffee is probably your best bet. Coffee Friend offers both espresso and filter coffee sets, so you can try them out and find your favourite!

Excellent Gift Idea

More and more people go for practical and tasty gifts, and coffee sets are definitely that. What makes them such a great gift idea?.. They’re ready-made, well-thought-out, and even come nicely pre-packaged! You can pick a set made up of different coffee varieties, or stick to one type of coffee in a set. In addition to being a great gift for coffee lovers, coffee sets work out perfectly for you too: if you buy a set with a few coffees in it, you can keep one for yourself, and gift the rest. Just remember: when choosing coffee sets for others, it’s a good idea to know what kind of coffee they like.

Coffee Sets for Different Types of Coffee

Different types of coffee are best paired with different brewing techniques. When it comes to picking the right type for you, it’s all about personal taste and your needs regarding time and convenience. Each of the coffee types below boast unique flavours and aromas, so choose the one that your taste buds are drawn to.

Coffee bean sets

Coffee lovers know that for the best aroma, coffee needs to be as fresh as possible. That’s why coffee beans and coffee bean sets are absolutely the right choice for those seeking to obtain tasty, high-quality brews. Just grind the beans with an electric or manual coffee grinder, and you’re good to go!

Ground coffee sets

If you’re thinking of gifting a coffee set to a loved one or an acquaintance, yet you’re not sure if they have a coffee grinder at home, ground coffee is a safer bet. It’s easy to prepare, comes in a bunch of flavours, and makes for the perfect gift!

Specialty coffee sets

Whether you’re set on treating yourself or someone else, remember that coffee is more than just a drink—it’s an experience! Make it extra special with a specialty coffee set. Rated by certified experts, specialty coffee lets you enjoy top-quality brews every time.

Coffee pod sets

Got a coffee machine compatible with NESCAFÉ® Dolce Gusto® coffee pods or Nespresso coffee capsules? You’re all set then! Coffee Friend offers both types of coffee pods, so you can enjoy a variety of drinks: be it creamy espresso, rich black coffee, a delicious milk-based beverage, or even a sweet cup of cocoa.

Decaf coffee sets

Good coffee is meant to be shared, but what if you or your loved ones have given up caffeine for some reason? No worries, we’ve added decaf coffee sets to our range so everyone can enjoy a great cup of coffee.

Coffee Sets for a Specific Brewing Method

Picking the right type of coffee is just part of the equation. To really bring out their unique flavours, different coffees must be paired with different brewing methods. The flavour and roast level of your coffee is key here, so it’s always a good idea to figure out the best brewing method for the coffee you’re eyeing before you buy a set.

Coffee sets for bean-to-cup machines

In this case, it’s best to go for coffee of a medium to darker roast. If you’re on a search for coffee for bean-to-cup coffee machines, look for the word ‘espresso’ on the packaging: it’s meant to indicate that the coffee is suited great for bean-to-cup appliances.

Coffee sets for espresso machines

When choosing coffee for espresso machines, follow the same rules as before. Opt for medium- or dark-roasted beans, and see if the packaging says ‘espresso’ on it.

Coffee sets for filter machines

When it comes to this brewing method, the unique flavours of your coffee are brought out best when using light- to medium-roasted beans. If you’re looking for pre-ground coffee, keep in mind that coffee for filter machines should be of a medium to coarse grind.

Coffee sets for moka pots

When it comes to this type of coffee maker, you can choose coffee sets with a wide range of roasts. Coffee for moka pots can be light-, medium- or dark-roasted. Each roast offers unique flavours and aromas, so feel free to experiment and discover your favourite taste.

Coffee sets for percolators

If you own a percolator and are looking for classic percolator coffee, we suggest using coffee beans of a medium roast. It’ll help you obtain a harmonious balance of sweetness, richness, and delicious acidity.

Coffee sets for French presses

You can obtain lots of different flavours with this type of coffee maker. Beans of a darker roast will make for a stronger French press brew, while light-roasted beans will result in a smoother taste. Both coarse- and medium-ground beans work well when choosing coffee for French presses.

Coffee sets for Chemex coffee makers

Coffee for Chemex coffee makers should be of a light to medium roast: that’s because this brewing method highlights the natural sweetness and fruitiness hidden in your coffee. If you’re after a ground coffee set, choose coffee of a medium grind.

Coffee sets for coffee drippers

Coffee for the V60 and other coffee drippers can help you experience wonderful flavours. For this brewing method, it’s best to use medium-ground beans of a light to medium roast. Coffee sets like these will help you bring out the subtlest tastes hidden in your coffee, including delicious notes of fruit and nuts. 

Coffee sets for Aeropress coffee makers

If you like your coffee mild, go for a light roast when choosing coffee for Aeropress coffee makers. For fans of sweeter flavours, a medium roast will do the trick. If you like your coffee particularly strong, dark-roasted coffee is the way to go though.

Coffee sets for cold brew coffee makers

You don’t have to have your coffee hot to enjoy it! If you’re after the finest cold brew flavours, it’s a good idea to pick beans of a light to medium roast when choosing coffee for cold brew coffee makers. Dark-roasted beans that are ground too finely won’t result in the best of tastes.

Arabica or Robusta?

Picking the perfect coffee is a difficult task, given that what tastes amazing to one person might not taste as good to another. So, what makes a cup of coffee truly special? It all comes down to the type of coffee beans you’re using. The two main coffee varieties out there are arabica and robusta. Arabica beans are super delicate. They’re marked by a hint of acidity and a wide range of flavours: from fruity and flowery to sweet and subtle. Compared to robusta, arabica is milder, less bitter, and has less caffeine. Robusta beans, on the other hand, pack a serious punch: they boast a stronger, bitter taste that’s often earthy, nutty or chocolatey. While robusta is rarely used on its own since it can be a bit too rich, blending robusta with arabica creates the perfect balance of smoothness and strength, acidity and bitterness.

Any Questions?

Looking for the best gift? Interested in other types of coffee too? Coffee Friend’s consultants are here to help! Just send us a message or swing by our physical stores, where we’ll not only give you expert advice, but also treat you to a cup of delicious coffee.