Discussion»Statements»Rosie's Corner» An Answermug friend sez he likes his coffee VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY STRONG. I like strong coffee too but not bitter. Is bitter better?
I know what you mean by drinking colored water. I usually buy a dark roast coffee and use one tablespoon or more per six-ounce cup. For some that's strong but for me, it works. :)
We like Don Francisco Hawaiian Hazelnut but the flavoring is barely discernible. A friend gifted us with a bag of DEATH WISH and a bag of VALHALLA JAVA. Aside from the off-putting nature of the name both coffees were delicious, strong and not remotely bitter which really surprised me! :)
Okay, you got me there. I've never heard of any of those coffee brands. I should see if the local stores sell those. If they do, I should give them a try. :)
I love my coffee strong as well. I don't believe in polluting it with cream, sugar or other stuff, otherwise it becomes more of a dessert with more empty calories.
I guess I won't tell you how I like mine then. Let's just say the way I like my coffee would not be your cuppa tea! Diffrunt strokes! Thank you for your reply lavender and Happy Thursday to thee!
Bitter is not bad, up to a point, because it's alkaline and alkalinity is good for balancing the excessive acidity (sweet and sour) in many western diets.
But anything in food and beverages can be bad in excess; it's always a matter of balance.
Coffee is highly addictive. The more you regularly have, the more you need to get the caffeine effect.
I drink very little because more than one freshly percolated coffee per day is bad for the liver. Also, I don't like the feeling of the let down as the effect wears off.
I have a half shot in a large flat white - and I do love the flavour. Because I drink it so rarely, it's enough to make me very stimulated and chatty for three hours. I also perform more accurately and faster on tests under the influence. Any more than a half shot gives me a severe headache.
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