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"  Here&amp;#039;s some news to raise your mug to: Coffee prices have fallen to their lowest level in a year and a half. The Associated Press reports that coffee recently closed at $1.747 per pound, falling 4.5 cents \u2014 the lowest level since October 2010. Why is the price on the decline? Thanks to news from Brazil that favorable weather will result in an abundance of coffee, which is harvested in June. That&amp;#039;s welcome news since bad weather in Colombia had caused a bad coffee growing season. More From Delish: The Best Coffee Shops in the U.S. If you&amp;#039;re a coffee junkie, don&amp;#039;t expect any extra change in your pocket. The AP reports that retailers probably won&amp;#039;t pass on the savings since the cost of production is still high. Don&amp;#039;t despair, there are still reasons for coffee lovers to rejoice. Summer means a slew of iced coffees on the menus. Or it might be time to quit your java addiction and start sipping tea. As of April 3, Dunkin&amp;#039; Donuts is offering freshly brewed iced tea for just 99 cents. More From Delish: 17 Sweet Breakfasts and Desserts to Enjoy with Coffee Are you worried about the price of coffee? How much money do you spend a week on your cuppa joe? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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