Yes affogato wrong country. Sorry Italy.
I think cold brew is easier on my stomach because of the acid, but the caffeine is higher. Depends I guess.
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Yes affogato wrong country. Sorry Italy.
I think cold brew is easier on my stomach because of the acid, but the caffeine is higher. Depends I guess.
I don't like coffee in any form, either.
Jess, how much coffee does the rumble jar net you? It's a 32 ounce jar obviously but do you dilute it?
I don't dilute it other than adding ice, and for us, 1 jar yields 3-4 servings poured over ice into a lowball glass. Diluted, it would probably work out to the same number of servings, but less strong coffee. (I considered buying the gallon version because the other nice thing about cold brew is it doesn't go stale as fast as standard coffee, but see above re: too many coffee makers.)
Supertasting is supposed to fade as you grow older (taste buds die off, seriously)
Really??? There's hope!
The company brought in cookie-store cookies, and my nerdy compatriots are going nuts. They're so young and adorable. "Dude! There's chocolate inside the chocolate chip cookies! I love these cookies!" "Dude, that's the Nutella, they're Nutella cookies." "Dude!" I'm glad I've got a new crop of young unmarried nerds around me, they're like puppies. And I'm firmly in the Mom spectrum with them, with added cool points for understanding nerdy jokes.
*high-fives Scola*
Thanks everyone. I must definitely try it. I love the taste of coffee, including coffee ice cream, and definitely need it in the mornings. And this is Texas, so cold brew would be good most of the year.
I am pretty much the opposite of a supertaster. A subtaster? I like a lot of bitter things. Delicate and subtle flavors tend to taste like nothing. There are particular flavors I absolutely do not like, but they are more often sweet than bitter.
I don't like coffee in any form, either.
*high-fives Scola*
I would squint suspiciously at the 2 of you misguided non-coffee-drinkers, but then I remembered that your dislike of coffee means there's more in the world for me. So my suspicious squint is now a beam of approval.
I can take or leave coffee. It's useful as an early-morning caffeine delivery system, but I prefer soft drinks.
I drink iced coffee for something like half the year, because I've become one of those people who overheat easily.
We have an Areo Press, which pretty much makes a double shot of espresso. That + cream + ice = elixir of life.