14 Ways to Love Your Coffee
Has your coffee become just a prescription for caffeine? Coffee should be a pleasurable, flavorful event.
Here are 14 ways to love your coffee again:
1-Don’t just swig it down, take a moment to taste it and enjoy as I do (The Coffee Hour).
2-Add a pinch or two of cinnamon. I didn’t think I liked my coffee flavored but this is so good I do this every day.
3-Grind your beans. There is nothing like fresh coffee. Invest in a good grinder. (Grinding Coffee Beans).
4-Try some of the pod-style coffee makers. I guarantee you will get up earlier.
5-Try delicious creamers. They can turn your coffee into a treat. And don’t worry, there are non-fat and sugar free creamers that tasted just great. (Coffee Whiteners).
6-Try a new blend or a new brand. I get bored and switch brands from time to time. It wakes up your taste buds. (Finding Your Favorite Coffee Roast).
7-Try a Gevalia subscription and discover you as a coffee lover.
8-Cool Brew-Try a smooth new experience and lots of delicious flavors.
9- Clean your coffee maker. It can make a world of difference in taste.
10-Presentation is everything. At work-purchase a nice mug or cup. Take a break and enjoy. At home: try a cup and saucer. It is such a treat.
11-Try a new shop-Some of the most obscure places can be the best. If you are in New York, try a tiny shop called Ceci Cela , a little French shop that will make you feel like you have died and gone to Paris.
12-BYOT-Bring your own thermos or travel mug. Make your coffee at home just the way you like it and put it into a thermos. You won’t have to drink the office swill again.
13-Try it different ways—Try black if you’ve never had it or vice versa. Try lots of cream or evaporated milk and no sugar—I wouldn’t have it any other way.
14-Some like it hot—Whenever I drink coffee out, it is rarely hot enough because I use lots of milk or cream. So when I am at home, I always hit it with another 30 seconds in the microwave. Don’t be afraid to ask for this in your favorite restaurant either.
Here are 14 ways to love your coffee again:
1-Don’t just swig it down, take a moment to taste it and enjoy as I do (The Coffee Hour).
2-Add a pinch or two of cinnamon. I didn’t think I liked my coffee flavored but this is so good I do this every day.
3-Grind your beans. There is nothing like fresh coffee. Invest in a good grinder. (Grinding Coffee Beans).
4-Try some of the pod-style coffee makers. I guarantee you will get up earlier.
5-Try delicious creamers. They can turn your coffee into a treat. And don’t worry, there are non-fat and sugar free creamers that tasted just great. (Coffee Whiteners).
6-Try a new blend or a new brand. I get bored and switch brands from time to time. It wakes up your taste buds. (Finding Your Favorite Coffee Roast).
7-Try a Gevalia subscription and discover you as a coffee lover.
8-Cool Brew-Try a smooth new experience and lots of delicious flavors.
9- Clean your coffee maker. It can make a world of difference in taste.
10-Presentation is everything. At work-purchase a nice mug or cup. Take a break and enjoy. At home: try a cup and saucer. It is such a treat.
11-Try a new shop-Some of the most obscure places can be the best. If you are in New York, try a tiny shop called Ceci Cela , a little French shop that will make you feel like you have died and gone to Paris.
12-BYOT-Bring your own thermos or travel mug. Make your coffee at home just the way you like it and put it into a thermos. You won’t have to drink the office swill again.
13-Try it different ways—Try black if you’ve never had it or vice versa. Try lots of cream or evaporated milk and no sugar—I wouldn’t have it any other way.
14-Some like it hot—Whenever I drink coffee out, it is rarely hot enough because I use lots of milk or cream. So when I am at home, I always hit it with another 30 seconds in the microwave. Don’t be afraid to ask for this in your favorite restaurant either.
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