hornplayer
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Oh I might try that - I tried it without the cream and sweetener and couldn't cope..
I would. It made all the difference for me
I am really sorry for your loss of coffee Brunn', I will have another cup of black heart starter for you.And then a few months later i had to give up coffee altogether.
That sounds such a great idea!!I drink what I call golden coffee. I adapted it from a recipe for golden milk, recommended as having anti-inflamatory action for arthritis. I put 15 ml (1 Tbsp) yummy virgin coconut oil and 5 ml (1 tsp) ground turmeric or cut-up fresh turmeric root (yellow haldi from an Indian grocery) in a mug and fill up with coffee with or without coconut cream. Sprinkle a couple grinds of black pepper. I haven't tried it with butter, but this stuff keeps me satisfied for hours, even without it and reduces my desire to snack.
Why the coffee ban? How sad!! I drink decaff but I just love the smell...I got bored with all the ritual paraphernalia (sp?) and having to wash up the wizzy thing.
So i downgraded to coffeemachine lungo and a sploosh of double cream.
Just as nice. And sustaining. And soooo much less phaff.
*violins*
And then a few months later i had to give up coffee altogether.
*more violins, trailing off mournfully...*
Why the coffee ban? How sad!! I drink decaff but I just love the smell...
It was giving me high blood pressure.Only one cup a day, but it still pushed me up enough to need bp meds.
So I stopped drinking it, and now my bp is spot on.
And now I drink roasted chicory 'coffee' which is nice, but not as nice.
never had chicory... But can't drink caffeinated, stops me sleeping
Any thoughts on the type / brand of butter.... I seem to be Lurpak no salt at the mo.... though not tried it in my coffee.... I'm thinking it will trash my coffee!
@douglas99 - very curious about the tea - where do you buy it?|
Thank you, I'll have a look on Amazon and get the teapot out!I buy it from 'Nothing but Tea', from amazon.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nothing-Bu...coding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=AWFNWVS1JD6306SYBS9E
The orange, and the exotic are both good as well.
It can be bought loose or if you're a purist, in cake form.
I found loose was easier, and this company seems to sell a good flavoured tea.
It can be re-brewed a couple of times.
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