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Catch This Gingerbread Man Coffee Before It’s GONE!

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Gingerbread Man Coffee Review - Run, run, run as fast as you can! Catch This Gingerbread Man Coffee Before It's GONE!

Run, run, run as fast as you can,
You’ll never catch me, I’m the gingerbread man
I hid my box from my sweetheart and my children, too
You’ll never find it, not any of you!

Spicy, sweet, bold, and decadent, their Gingerbread Man is easy to catch…if only during the holidays. This medium bodied coffee is rich and smooth, and loaded with the seasonal flavors of brown sugar and ginger. It’ll tantalize your taste buds, but unlike a certain edible storybook character, it’ll never taunt you.

Two Rivers Coffee With BBR Mug 

With a hint of warm gingerbread spices, this coffee offers your senses a treat. I am loving all the seasonal flavors that this great company has for us to enjoy. This Gingerbread Man Coffee is the perfect hot drink on a cold fall morning or long winter night. Just don’t wait too long because just like the holidays this yummy coffee will be gone before you know it.

Empty BBR Mug

Gingerbread Man Facts
No confection symbolizes the holidays quite like gingerbread in its many forms, from edible houses to candy-studded gingerbread men. Try to think of a cookie more closely connected to the holiday season than gingerbread men. … Like it or not, gingerbread has earned its place alongside candy canes, eggnog, and sugarplums as a classic holiday treat.
Gingerbread was used to create news displays by pressing the rolled dough into carved wooden molds before baking. It often showed the portrait of a new king, a religious symbol or some other important image. Queen Elizabeth I is believed to be responsible for the first gingerbread man as she had them made to resemble visiting dignitaries and then presented them to the dignitaries as a gift. After the Brothers Grimm published “Hansel and Gretel” in the 19th century, gingerbread houses became very popular in Germany.
Thanks to Brooklyn Bean Roastery we can have our favorite cookie and drink it, too!

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  4. Gosh, do I love gingerbread! I love making houses, I love dipping the cookies in coffee, and I can only imagine how much better it will be to dip some gingerbread men into gingerbread coffee!!! Also, interesting fact about Queen Elizabeth being the first to make a gingerbread man!

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