Alex's Low Acid Organic Coffee - Whole Bean French Roast (12oz) Size: 6 Bags

Do you love coffee, but cannot handle the acid? After weight loss surgery, when you have heartburn, or simply in the evening before bed, a cup of Alex's Low Acid Organic Coffee™ can be warming and satisfying without causing the least bit of discomfort! 100% satisfaction guaranteed!!

Organically Certified by Organic Certifiers. This special blend of three highly sought-after beans is mild, delicate, and balanced. It is perfectly roasted to a medium-leaning dark, almost French, Roast. It is dark enough to have a full body and chocolatey personality, but there is no burnt or bitter taste. Instead, the flavors in these beans are still detectable, and that is a great thing!

Alex's Low Acid Organic Whole Bean French Roast Coffee™ contains this blend of 100% USDA organic coffee beans:

* 50% Chiapas. Grown in southern Mexico, near the border with Guatemala, Chiapas coffee beans have the same characteristics of Guatemalan beans that you would expect from the volcanic soil and high altitude they grow in. They are mild and delicate, with slightly sweet notes of brown sugar and pear. They also have a nutty overtone.
* 25% Nicaragua. These balanced coffee beans are complex but subtle, with notes of chocolate, nut, vanilla, and even mild lemon.
* 25% Honduras. Grown in yet another coffee powerhouse, these mild and balanced coffee beans are universally appealing with chocolate, vanilla, and hazelnut hints.

Alex's Low Acid Organic Whole Bean French Roast Coffee™ is everything good coffee should be: rich, balanced, bright but not acidic, nutty and aromatic, as well as socially and environmentally conscious.

We suggest storing your coffee in an airtight opaque glass, metal, or ceramic container and keeping it in a cool place. Coffee beans can lose moisture in the freezer and pick up flavors from the fridge or freezer.

Do I need to avoid caffeine after bariatric surgery? According to the American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS), Caffeine fluids have been shown to be as good as any others for keeping you hydrated. Still, it is a good idea to avoid caffeine for at least the first thirty days after surgery while your stomach is extra sensitive. After that point, you can ask your surgeon or dietitian about resuming caffeine. Remember that caffeine often comes paired with sugary, high-calorie drinks, so be sure you're making wise beverage choices.