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<\/a><\/p>\nHe announced TOMS new coffee line, TOMS Roasting Co., at South by Southwest earlier this month. Just like with the original TOMS shoes<\/a><\/strong>, and the eyewear line that followed, TOMS Roasting Co. will not only be selling a product, but doing social good.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n For every bag of TOMS coffee beans sold, a person in the areas from which TOMS is sourcing beans (Rwanda, Malawai, Guatemala, Honduras, and Peru) will get clean water for a week. For every cup sold, a person will get water for a day<\/a><\/strong>. This is possible through a partnership with Water for People, a charity based in Denver. Denver is also where TOMS Roasting Co. will roast its beans. From there, the beans will be sold in a chain of coffee bars, online by the bag or through a subscription, and at Whole Foods.<\/p>\n TOMS isn’t selling just one kind of coffee. Their options include Malawi Roast and Rwanda Roast (light), Peru Roast, Guatemala Roast, and Carpe Diem Espresso (medium), and Honduras Roast (dark).<\/p>\n Dark roasts like TOMS Honduras Roast have been found to be chock-full of antioxidants<\/a><\/strong> which help remove free radicals from the body. Free radicals have been linked to the aging process and cancer. Adding an antioxidant-high cup of coffee to your morning routine could be incredibly beneficial to your health.<\/p>\n Coffee sometimes gets a bad rap, but there are definitely worse things for you out there. A cup of coffee without a lot of additional sugar can help you in a variety of ways from keeping you alert<\/a><\/strong> to improving your brain function.<\/p>\n Though no doctor will likely recommend coffee as a cure-all, enjoying a cup or two can do some good. TOMS Roasting Co. is out to do even more good with their coffee, stating, “Coffee for you, water for all.”<\/p>\n Image from toms.com<\/em><\/p>\n Also Read:<\/strong><\/p>\n Take the Decaf Challenge and Enjoy More Health Benefits from Coffee<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n How to Cook with Coffee<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Teatoxes: Probably Not the Next Big Thing<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" How do you take your coffee: plain, a little cream, a little sugar? What about with a decent-sized dose of do-gooding? If TOMS founder and CEO Blake Mycoskie has anything to say about it, that’s how everyone will be drinking … Continue reading