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Darn coffee creamer!

raven3lise
raven3lise Posts: 107 Member
in Food and Nutrition
Hey guys, I live in the city, and I, like 95% of adults, am on a coffee regimen. The problem is, my dad is CONSTANTLY making the coffee super strong. Today I tried to count how much creamer I put into my coffee. I buy the regular, generic brand, (no real cream in it even though the label claims it does) creamer from Walmart. I stopped at 8 tablespoons, and it was still really strong for me. What else can I drink to wake up? I think my campus' cappuccinos will probably be not so harsh on the calorie count, but still.

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  • rompers16
    rompers16 Posts: 5,404 Member
    Maybe you can water it down a bit and then use a fat free creamer? Or add it to a blender with ice, skim milk and sweetener.
  • jehembee
    jehembee Posts: 114
    Can you just add some hot water to it to tone it down?
    (I never drink coffee, so I don't know how it works)
  • raven3lise
    raven3lise Posts: 107 Member
    Wow I'm such an airhead I never thought of that
  • katapple
    katapple Posts: 1,108 Member
    maybe use a little hot water, or perhaps some skim milk and 1T of the creamer?
  • mockchoc
    mockchoc Posts: 6,573 Member
    Can you just make your own? If not then only fill the cup half way and top with hot water.
  • mrskatie80
    mrskatie80 Posts: 133 Member
    Can you just add some hot water to it to tone it down?
    (I never drink coffee, so I don't know how it works)

    ^^^^^^^ This!
    If it's THAT strong then add 1/2 boiling water and just a teaspoon of creamer and you should be good to go :)

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