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Coffee Packs & Specials
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Footy Finals Pack - 1kg Signature + 1kg Double Choc Fudge Brownie + 1kg Gunfire- WHA
Regular price $150.00 AUDRegular price
Signature Range
Coffee4heroes is the First Not-For-Profit Coffee created by Wounded Heroes Australia. All of the profits go towards supporting our 24/7 financial crisis helpline. Our coffee is awarded internationally with the Golden Bean award. This coffee is carefully handpicked from the world’s finest coffee plantations, ensuring exceptional quality and taste in every cup.
Instant Range
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The Instant Coffee 250g
Regular price $27.50 AUDRegular price -
Instant Double Choc Fudge Brownie Flavoured 250g
Regular price $32.00 AUDRegular price -
Instant Shortbread Flavoured 250g
Regular price $32.00 AUDRegular price -
Instant Peanut Butter Flavoured 250g
Regular price $32.00 AUDRegular price
Pods collection
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80 Pods- Variety Pack 1
Regular price $70.00 AUDRegular price -
80 Pods- Variety Pack 2
Regular price $70.00 AUDRegular price -
The 80 pods
Regular price $70.00 AUDRegular price -
Gunfire 80 Pods
Regular price $70.00 AUDRegular price
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Gunfire Range
Many Australians enjoy a ‘gunfire breakfast’ between the ANZAC Day Dawn Service and mid-morning march. A gunfire breakfast typically involves rum-laced coffee or tea, hot food such as bacon and eggs, and is a chance for veterans – and often other community members – to enjoy shared camaraderie.
The custom stems from ‘gunfire’ – a mix of rum and black tea dating back to at least the 1890s. It was made by British Army soldiers – likely as a warming dash of morale or liquid courage ahead of the day’s battle – and later adopted by Australian and New Zealand forces.
Whiskey Bravo Zulu Range
"Bravo Zulu" is a term from naval and military communications, specifically in the NATO phonetic alphabet. It means "Well done" or "Good job."
The phrase comes from the signal flags used by naval forces, where "Bravo" and "Zulu" are used to represent the letters "B" and "Z." When these flags are flown together, they form the signal that conveys approval or praise for a job well done.
In a broader sense, it can be used as an informal way to express congratulations or to acknowledge someone’s successful effort.
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Whiskey Bravo Zulu 500g
Regular price $38.00 AUDRegular price -
Whiskey Bravo Zulu 1kg
Regular price $62.00 AUDRegular price