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Tulsa, Oklahoma
AA Cafe Cup
$19.00
Mark Brown and I were podcasting recently, talking about various brewing methods one might use at home to make coffee. Andrew, our personal barista, poured Mark's coffee into this continga-colored cup, and Mark seemed to momentarily forget about the coffee...
Ambergris Espresso Blend
$22.00
Espresso is the essence of coffee, distilled into a spiritual communion of aroma and taste. Where oil and water mix, thick, fragrance-filled crema caps the extract like clouds on Mount Massive in the blustery Colorado morning. Pulling...
Cookie bundle - 4 pack
$8.50
The DoubleShot pastry kitchen has been known for their cookies for many years. With a classic like the monster cookie, which came out of my mom's recipe cards from when I was a kid: full of oatmeal, peanut butter, chocolate chips...
DoubleShot Native Pecan Butter
$2.00
I love peanut butter. Peanut butter crackers have long been my go-to snack. The frugal-but-delicious peanut butter sandwich is a staple in my diet. I can remember in the junior high school cafeteria, my hoodlum friends talked me into getting the...
DoubleShot Spoon Butter wood conditioner
Currently Unavailable - $20.00
When Paul McEntire opened his wood shop to the DoubleShot Artisans site, we all started paying more attention to the wooden utensils we use each day. It became apparent that the abusive cycle of use/wash was deteriorating our spatulas and cutting...
DubCoin
$2.00
This is cool. If you're a big fan of the DoubleShot, you're going to love it. We had coins made and they are great. They are solid metal coins with the DoubleShot icon on one side and the buffalo logo on the...
Hand-made spreaders
$27.00
I'm fairly handy with wood, but my stuff is crude, rustic, functional. My friend Paul, on the other hand, creates art pieces out of wood. These spreaders are one of his special projects. Since we started the DoubleShot bread program,...
The Contemporary DoubleShot Collection
$30.00
Coffees, like clothing styles, are constantly changing. That's one big difference between commercial coffee and specialty coffee. It's a seasonal crop, and while there are a few staples that never seem to go out of fashion, the majority of our offerings are...