What does CBTL mean?
CBTL means Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Food Abbreviations
Particularly in Food Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf?
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf can be abbreviated as CBTL
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What does CBTL stand for? CBTL stands for "Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf". |
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How to abbreviate "Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf"? "Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf" can be abbreviated as CBTL. |
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What is the meaning of CBTL abbreviation? The meaning of CBTL abbreviation is "Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf". |
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What is CBTL abbreviation? One of the definitions of CBTL is "Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf". |
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What does CBTL mean? CBTL as abbreviation means "Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf". |
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What is shorthand of Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf? The most common shorthand of "Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf" is CBTL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BDLTEA - Burley and Dark Tea Leaf Export Association
- CCCB - Chocolate Covered Coffee Bean
- GCBE - Green Coffee Bean Extract
- PCT - Peet's Coffee and Tea
- ACTA - Australian Coffee and Tea Association
- ALSRESIST - Development of a durable resistance strategy based on genetic and ecological approaches for the bean-angular leaf spot (ALS) disease pathosystem in Central America and Brazil
- CBI - Coffee Bean International
- CTBG - Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders
- ECTA - Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority
- GCTC - Greenberry Coffee and Tea Company
- GCB - green coffee bean extract
- TGCBC - The Green Coffee Bean Company
- TLS - tea-leaf saponin
- CBP - Coffee Bean Parchment
- Peet - Peet's Coffee and Tea, Inc.
- gcb - Green Coffee Bean
- LEFAX - Tea Leaf Long/Short Deep Value (Mutual Funds [USMF])
- tlg - Tea Leaf Green's
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