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Giving Up Coffee?
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BrianAWeber wrote: »I have always drank my coffee black. Why would anyone drink it any other way?
This^^^^4 -
BrianAWeber wrote: »I have always drank my coffee black. Why would anyone drink it any other way?
I guess some people drink it for the caffeine hit/energy rather than the taste.
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Christine_72 wrote: »BrianAWeber wrote: »I have always drank my coffee black. Why would anyone drink it any other way?
I guess some people drink it for the caffeine hit/energy rather than the taste.
Or they, y'know... like the taste of black coffee...3 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »Christine_72 wrote: »BrianAWeber wrote: »I have always drank my coffee black. Why would anyone drink it any other way?
I guess some people drink it for the caffeine hit/energy rather than the taste.
Or they, y'know... like the taste of black coffee...
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I recently switched to black. That doesn't mean that I'll never have cream in my coffee again, but I have learned to enjoy it black. It's freeing. And there's NO way I'm "giving it up".2
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I used to be a 1/2 creamer and 1/2 coffee, but when I became serious about calorie counting and losing weight I gave it up for straight black. The only time I add creamer is when I drink Starbucks which is rare since I'm not a fan of their coffee.1
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I use Silk Soy Milk Lite Vanilla as my creamer. Slightly sweet, mixes well, tastes good (to me) and lower calories than milk or many other options.0
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Thanks everyone! It's just going to take some time I guess to rehabilitate my taste buds! Is there a question forum that I should have used versus the debate forum?0
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I tried mine with a spoonful of cocoa powder in it for a while... didn't really like it, but it was better than black. Now I usually have it with a sploosh of milk and a teaspoon of sugar (I don't like artificial sweeteners either) and figure the calories into my daily tally.0
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How are you making your coffee? With a French press or machine?
I see this as a taste bud evolution. Most start out with loads of sugar/cream/flavoring and then learn to love the taste of the actual coffee.
I do either black or one shot of cream/milk - 40 kcals.0 -
headofdesign wrote: »Thanks everyone! It's just going to take some time I guess to rehabilitate my taste buds! Is there a question forum that I should have used versus the debate forum?
Probably ask in the general forum. Or maybe in the food & Nutrition.
Buy better coffee. Makes it much more enjoyable when drinking it black. I learned a long time ago to drink it black as there was never any cream or sugar in the office. I don't bother to log it either.
Oh. And I sometimes do add "creamer" on the weekends if I'm camping or not going to drive. But I have to count the calories then.0 -
headofdesign wrote: »Thanks everyone! It's just going to take some time I guess to rehabilitate my taste buds! Is there a question forum that I should have used versus the debate forum?
No, but general questions seeking information and/or advice usually can be found in the "Food and Nutrition" forum. No problem. How one takes their coffee can easily get into a debate
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Learn to love Black coffee, it’s so good and you can drink as much as you like! If you buy decent coffee and give it a chance you will acquire a taste - coffee with cream and sugar seems like you might as well just go get a milkshake to me now just My humble opinion, other ppl here got ya covered with more moderate solutions. cheers!1
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headofdesign wrote: »Thanks everyone! It's just going to take some time I guess to rehabilitate my taste buds! Is there a question forum that I should have used versus the debate forum?
No, but general questions seeking information and/or advice usually can be found in the "Food and Nutrition" forum. No problem. How one takes their coffee can easily get into a debate
^^This. Yeah, I was the first one to post...and the title is 'Giving up Coffee' - which to me sounded like a big fat "No!" But I just commented the way I did because coffee is serious bidness, and it was in the Debate forum. It doesn't matter where you post it. Didn't mean to make you feel uncomfortable! :flowerforyou:0 -
This thread title gave me PTSD4
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I like to drink high quality coffee black when it is brewed rather weak. When is strong it is just too much for me. I add 2T heavy cream and make it part of a filling brekkie. Usually black though.0
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I never really got into coffee. The smell is wonderful, but the taste never satisfied me (Diet Coke, on the other hand, I love). I would share it, black, with my coffee-loving wife in the morning. However, a little over a year ago, I gave up all caffeine (except when needed or it was the only thing available). It was truly one of the best decisions I have ever made. My mood is better, I'm less anxious and I sleep better. I know it sounds crazy, I would have said it was crazy, but I have found it to be wonderful.
[Oh and I still bring my wife a cup of coffee in the mornings.]1 -
Good coffee is good coffee. Drink it black like the rest of us coffee lovers. 3 cups a day.2
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Giving up coffee is one of the best things I've done. I swapped it for tea. I didnt realise actually how bad coffee made me feel until I stopped. Now if I have coffee I feel physically ill.2
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Should be titled "Giving up cream & sugar". Coffee with MCTs, but I like coffee by itself, or wouldn't drink it.1
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