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Callisto-moon
13 Dec 19 20:38
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im fed up going out in the cold for a coffee.
What is the best way at home, im presuming not instant!!
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Report sofiakenny December 13, 2019 8:40 PM GMT
add a drambuie.
Report Pokermonster December 13, 2019 8:47 PM GMT
Black and inflated to 600psi.
Report Pokermonster December 13, 2019 8:48 PM GMT
Sorry, wrong thread.
Report casemoney December 13, 2019 8:48 PM GMT
Had you down as a Black , like your men punter, Moon ?
Report Dr Crippen December 13, 2019 10:56 PM GMT
Busy high flyers might find instant coffee more convenient.

I certainly like a cup of Nescafe myself, which I find essential when working in the white heat of today's high-tech environment, where the extra oomph gained from a cup is so important to give one an edge.
Report Journeyman December 13, 2019 11:05 PM GMT
Worth investing in a 19 bar pressure espresso machine for a proper home barista experience.

Instant coffee does and always will taste like s*@t and an honest man deserves more than that.
Report trilby22 December 13, 2019 11:07 PM GMT
As the Dr says, ye cannae whack Nescafe Original.
Report Makybe_Diva December 14, 2019 12:12 AM GMT
My favourite coffee
.
https://www.nescafe.com/gb/our-coffees/gold/nescafe-gold-cappuccino-decaf-unsweetened-taste



I rarely drink coffee other than my nightly cappuccino Love
Report EvgenyKissin December 14, 2019 12:19 AM GMT
Morning, MD.

I do like a simple Americano or occasionally a latte.

Did you enjoy the GE coverage?
Report Racingqueen December 14, 2019 12:58 AM GMT
I rarely drink coffee other than my nightly cappuccino

I once asked for a cappuccino in Rome in the evening. The server looked at me like I was a mentalist
Report Makybe_Diva December 14, 2019 9:42 AM GMT

Dec 14, 2019 -- 12:19AM, EvgenyKissin wrote:


Morning, MD.I do like a simple Americano or occasionally a latte.Did you enjoy the GE coverage?


Morning Evgeny. I didn’t watch an awful lot of the GE coverage. I just dipped in and out Happy

Report Makybe_Diva December 14, 2019 9:47 AM GMT

Dec 14, 2019 -- 12:58AM, Racingqueen wrote:


I rarely drink coffee other than my nightly cappuccinoI once asked for a cappuccino in Rome in the evening. The server looked at me like I was a mentalist


Yes, they generally only drink it in the morning. It’s considered to heavy for breakfast, because of the high milk content.

I’ve just googled that Blush I didn’t know this fact until I read your post.

Report boxingthefox December 14, 2019 10:52 AM GMT
MD, you can have any blend at mine any time day or night. Your nearest and dearest of course are welcome too. Love
Report geordie1956 December 14, 2019 10:56 AM GMT
Must admit I like instant coffee ... Nescafe Americano is my preference ... not a strong taste but no bitterness & very enjoyable
I do drink several cups or more per day
Report betting_masta December 14, 2019 11:08 AM GMT
ok
if you've only got instant then do this
brew it as normal, remember not boiling but very hot water
then chuck it in a blender with some good quality butter
and then either maple syrup or honey
and maybe chuck a bit of milk in there as well if you're that way inclined
blend it. drink it. wallop.
the blendr will froth the milk ever so slightly leaving a head on the coffee
best you can do at home without a coffee machine
serve it in a coffee glass if you've got them rather than a mug

--
today i've been drinking  my coffee with single cream instead of milk, pretty good
there's many ways of drinking coffee. i like to mix it up
if i'm in a coffee shop then it's a cappucino all the way
cappucino is the classiest coffee you can get, forget espresso, pound for pound cappucino delivers most bang for the buck
however I will drink a black coffee or an espresso from time to time, depends on the mood

you can get better instant these days, not just nescafe standard regular stuff but they've done some good mixes of instant and ground
i really should buy a coffee machine but it's the cleaning that bothers me and also having to buy the beans
Report betting_masta December 14, 2019 11:12 AM GMT

Dec 14, 2019 -- 12:12AM, Makybe_Diva wrote:


My favourite coffee.https://www.nescafe.com/gb/our-coffees/gold/nescafe-gold-cappuccino-d... rarely drink coffee other than my nightly cappuccino


that stuff is mostly sugar
you notice how they don't even list the ingredients
cause there's more glucose syrup in there than anything else
ill admit they taste amazing but holy f there's a lot of bad ingredients in those things

Ingredients
Sugar, Skimmed Milk Powder (18%), Glucose Syrup, Coffee (11.8%) [Instant Coffee (11%), (Roast and Ground Coffee)], Coconut Oil, Lactose, Salt [Sodium Chloride, Anti-Caking Agent (E535)], Acidity Regulator (E340), Stabilisers (E331, E452)

11.8% coffee ... you like a bit of coffee with your sugar????

Report boxingthefox December 14, 2019 11:22 AM GMT
FFS, save the planet on your own useless time not mine, you boring, nitpicking W anchor.
We can all ask Mr/Mrs google you plank.
Report Makybe_Diva December 14, 2019 12:02 PM GMT
That’s all very interesting B_M but you won’’t put out me off my nightly cappuccino. I know it’s **** Blush

The only other coffee I buy is Aldi Gold Decaff instant. As you can see I’m not a coffee connoisseur.


Thanks for the invite, Boxing Happy
Report Makybe_Diva December 14, 2019 12:03 PM GMT
Ooh I can’t post sh*t Confused
Report Makybe_Diva December 14, 2019 12:04 PM GMT
Yes I can Grin
Report Makybe_Diva December 14, 2019 12:14 PM GMT
Hang on a minute! I’ve just looked at the ingredients on my cappuccino. It’s different from the one B_M has posted.

Skimmed milk powder 31% 
Glucose syrup
Decaff instant coffee 15%
Coconut oil
Lactose
Acidity regulator (E340)
Stabilisers (E331, E452)
Salt

It’s almost a health food Excited

Btw, I’ve heard of putting butter in your coffee. I don’t think I’d like that. It sounds a right faff to make.
Report driver2 December 14, 2019 12:42 PM GMT
Try filtered coffee Callisto. Every morning I make 3 or 4 cups of black coffee with my coffee machine and it knocks crap out of the instant stuff.
Report Callisto-moon December 14, 2019 1:15 PM GMT
ill take a look for one on Amazon cheers driver.
I want something with taste without the walk to the American outlet.
Report mega88 December 14, 2019 1:27 PM GMT

Dec 14, 2019 -- 11:08AM, betting_masta wrote:


okif you've only got instant then do thisbrew it as normal, remember not boiling but very hot waterthen chuck it in a blender with some good quality butter and then either maple syrup or honey and maybe chuck a bit of milk in there as well if you're that way inclined blend it. drink it. wallop. the blendr will froth the milk ever so slightly leaving a head on the coffee best you can do at home without a coffee machineserve it in a coffee glass if you've got them rather than a mug -- today i've been drinking  my coffee with single cream instead of milk, pretty good there's many ways of drinking coffee. i like to mix it up if i'm in a coffee shop then it's a cappucino all the waycappucino is the classiest coffee you can get, forget espresso, pound for pound cappucino delivers most bang for the buck however I will drink a black coffee or an espresso from time to time, depends on the mood you can get better instant these days, not just nescafe standard regular stuff but they've done some good mixes of instant and groundi really should buy a coffee machine but it's the cleaning that bothers me and also having to buy the beans


Lol single cream, I go at least double or extra thick, chuck in some madagascan vanilla is also nice, if adding butter make sure unsalted grass fed and for an extra boost of energy mct oil. If I'm out of money then Instant and evaporated milk is poor man's version. Christmas is always jersey gold top.

Report saddo December 14, 2019 1:55 PM GMT
forget espresso, pound for pound cappucino delivers most bang for the buck Shocked


Like telling a single malt man to put half a glass of water in it, totally different drink but you get more.
Report Foinavon December 14, 2019 2:48 PM GMT
I use an AeroPress to make espresso strength coffee. It only takes a couple of minutes and just needs a quick rinse to clean up. I prefer it without milk or sugar and use the best quality coffee.
Report lybertyne December 14, 2019 7:33 PM GMT
I like my coffee strong and rough, which rules out anything but cheap instant.  My favourite is Morrison's own brand.  2 heaped teaspoons with 2 teaspoons of sugar.  Water that has boiled but given a few moments to settle before filling half the cup.  Add 2 teaspoons of coffee mate, no milk.  Stir and enjoy.
Report impossible123 December 14, 2019 7:44 PM GMT
Barista with/without milk. Or strong Turkish coffee (only a small cup) - they are potent.
Report breadnbutter December 15, 2019 5:19 PM GMT
Used to be Nescafe gold ,but now its ground coffee only ,tried it all but keep coming back to lavazza rossa and oro in evening . Drink a lot of coffee ,use a coffee pot ,empty it once a week .Like latte but its flat white now  although been trying to cut down on milk alltogether ,drink gallons of tea as well . No suger in anything .Tea thread was very interesting ,although it appears the aficionados have abandoned the tea pot ,surprised tbh .Does anyone  use a tea pot these days ?
Report Hanx December 15, 2019 7:16 PM GMT
How do you have your coffee?

Orally - preferabbly via a mug
Report Dr Crippen December 15, 2019 7:26 PM GMT
Don't drink coffee myself, feel much better with it out of my diet.

People who take care of their health should read this.

Giving up fresh coffee (not instant) can be as effective on your bad cholesterol as taking a statin.

http://www.nealhendrickson.com/mcdougall/2004nl/040700pucoffee.htm

All the claims are linked at the bottom.
Report Foinavon December 15, 2019 8:44 PM GMT
I'll take my chances, Dr C, thank you.

No more than two cups a day and never after 6pm. Everything's fine, just fine.
Report Dr Crippen December 15, 2019 9:40 PM GMT
I stopped drinking it when I found out it upsets the stomach.

Went without it for a week or so and felt better, started drinking it again and didn't feel so good.

Got the same effects every time I went through that procedure.
I do miss the uplift it gave me first thing in the morning, and of course the taste. Tea just doesn't cut it.

People need to be told about these things, because anything which is frequently consumed that raises cholesterol and blood pressure, as well as giving us indigestion should be common knowledge.
Report Foinavon December 15, 2019 11:11 PM GMT
People should be wary of substance abuse, I agree, not all are illegal. Likewise, if you have a medical condition take care not to exacerbate it. Being cemetery side of 70 I'm not for denying simple pleasures for the dubious advantage of an extra year or two in a nursing home in the not too distant future.
Report lybertyne December 16, 2019 1:00 AM GMT
Strong coffee is great if you need to shít at a specified time.
Report doantwin2easy December 16, 2019 1:34 AM GMT
Jesus lybertyne you sound like you've got a busy life Surprised
Report lybertyne December 16, 2019 10:32 AM GMT
If I have to be somewhere and I haven't 'emptied' so far that day then a strong coffee beforehand does the trick.  Suddenly needing to go when in an inconvenient situation would be terrible an is a longstanding fear.
Report Dr Crippen December 16, 2019 3:14 PM GMT
^^That did happen to me the other day when I was out walking.
Caught short ten minutes from home.

I got home with my buttocks clenched tighter than a Scotsman's grip on £20 note.
Report bigmo December 16, 2019 7:23 PM GMT
I can't drink coffee. Sometimes the smell of it can make me retch. Plain
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