Testimonials


LeeAnn February 9. 2006

Hi, My name is LeeAnn. I was in the market for a coffee alternative when I came across Mayan Café de Mojo on the grocery store shelf. Since I consider myself a coffee connoisseur, I was very concerned about giving up the taste of the coffee bean but I was pleasantly surprised by the taste of Mayan Café de Mojo.


Nancy November 19, 2005

Dear Tommy Linton,

I was at Whole Foods today to get some medicine for allergies and tried your Mojo. By the time I came home my nose had cleared and I felt stupid about going to Whole Foods in the first place. I told my best friend about this item and we sat down and had a cup. He loved it and was excited it did not have caffeine. I read the brocure and found out that it helps with allergies and I agree.

If you decide to send out coupons I would be interested. I have decided this is one of my new favorite products.

Hey, Thank the guy with the neat hat, he made my allergies go away and it was bad.

I am telling the secret of Mojo, hope you don't mind!


Nancy


Ruth November 16, 2005

Hello,

I've been concocting a formula using your product; chicory and ground raw chocolate to substitute the regular cup -o- joe. It's a super blend and I should like to purchase more MOJO, but would like to know what health food stores in the San Francisco bay area in Calif carries your product?

I'm currently, on loan, using the gourmet blend and would like to know how the french roast compares in taste? I like the bitterness of the gourmet as it tricks me into thinking I'm ingesting the real thing with the addition of the ingredients that I use.

I'd appreciate any info.

Thanks,

Ruth


Michele November 13, 2005

My name is Michele and I live in Leander, TX. I had the opportunity to go to San Antonia and visit the Whole Foods there. I ran into a gentleman selling mojo and I loved it. I am an avid coffee drinker that currently has been trying to break the coffee habit. I have tried numerous substitutes but found them less than appetizing. I am sold on Cafe de Mojo. I only wish you sold it closer to where I live, or work. Since I work in Burnet, it is hard to get to Austin. My time off is kept very short. Is there anywhere else that I can purchase it? I see the web price is much higher than what I paid for it in Whole Foods. Do you sell it anywhere else by chance?

Thanks,
Michele


Claudia April 20, 2001

Hello: My name is Claudia I am from México City and I have tree breast feded children but recently I went to Nayarit in my way to Puerto Vallarta , and found a town called "Capomo" that has the same name of a miraculus cofee that and anciant lady gaved me once a long long time ago but it helped me a lot with my milk production for my baby , and recently I found out that this town is named after a tree, I dont now if somebody could do some sesearch about it , because its really miraculus, and it will be a pitty to lost it because the people here dont think of it but only as a plage and they are cutting all of them out.


Cshelz1 February 07, 2001

In response to where I purchased the MOJO, it was at Sun Harvest in Austin, Texas. I truly enjoy it and have had let my friends try it and they went out and bought some of it, too!

Where else in Austin do you sell this? I would love it to be sold at Albertsons and HEB in Oak Hill. It would be more convenient for me to buy more.


Cshelz1 January 30, 2001

I love your MOJO! How many carbohydrates are in one cup of Mojo?