| NIBS | Crushed cocoa or coffee beans (4) |
| MILL | Building in which grain is ground into flour; or, a device for crushing peppercorns or coffee beans (4) |
| ARABICA | Coffee or coffee beans originating in Ethiopia and now widely grown especially in South America (7) |
| BEANS | Legumes such as haricots blancs used for cassoulet; coins; pellets for filling bags used in games; or, hard seeds of cocoa or coffee plants (5) |
| MUG | Container for cocoa or coffee |
| BLENDS | Mixtures of spices or coffee beans |
| TAMP | Small tool for pressing down coffee beans in a container to make espresso, or tobacco into a pipe (4) |
| AGED | Like some coffee beans |
| SIEVE | Figuratively likened to a poor memory because of its inability to retain its contents, a chinois-, cribble- or tea-strainer-like utensil for aerating flour/cocoa or for pureeing (5) |
| ROASTERS | Pigs, potatoes or poults suitable for oven-cooking; the pans in which they are parched or prepared; people or places who/which cook coffee beans; or, hot scorching days (8) |
| ESPRESSO | Strong coffee made by forcing steam or boiling water through finely ground coffee beans (8) |
| GRIND | A crushing motion; its grating sound; hard, routine or tedious work; the specific grade of pulverisation of coffee beans; or, an extreme swot (5) |
| ROASTING | The action of broiling/cooking beef, chestnuts, coffee beans, potatoes etc over an open fire or in an oven; a severe reprimand; or, an informal adjective meaning "extremely hot" (8) |
| GRINDER | Utensil for crushing coffee beans or peppercorns (7) |
| GRINDS | Pulverizes as coffee beans or peppercorns |
| TIAMARIA | Coffee liqueur made using Jamaican blue mountain coffee beans (3,5) |
| CUP | Here's an eye-opener: Palm civet coffee (also known as "kopi luwak"), which is made from coffee beans digested by an Asian cat-like animal, sells for $35 to $100 per ___ |
| HESSIAN | Jute cloth used to make gunny sacks for coffee beans or potatoes |
| BRAZIL | Frank Sinatra explained, "Way down among the Brazilians; Coffee beans grow by the millions; So they've got to find those extra cups to fill; They've got an awful lot of coffee in ..." |
| KONAS | Hawaiian coffee beans |
