HOLY MOTHER OF COFFEE!!!!
erin3011
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I finally tried keto coffee (butter and cn oil) and OMG IT WAS DELICIOUS!!! Creamy, flavorful, and super easy to make!!!
If you are on the fence or intimidated to make this, JUST MAKE IT!! All you need is 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, 1 tablespoon coconut oil, 1 cup of brewed coffee, and a blender! Most delicious cup of coffee I've had in years! And my fat intake is exactly where it needs to be, and all I did was have a cup of coffee!!!
If you are on the fence or intimidated to make this, JUST MAKE IT!! All you need is 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, 1 tablespoon coconut oil, 1 cup of brewed coffee, and a blender! Most delicious cup of coffee I've had in years! And my fat intake is exactly where it needs to be, and all I did was have a cup of coffee!!!
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I like my coffee black and bitter like my soul!!!!
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Yep. Absolutely freaking amazing stuff. I use salted butter though. And about 80% of the time I use MCT Oil instead of coconut oil. It's good either way though.
BEST. COFFEE. EVER.5 -
tcunbeliever wrote: »I like my coffee black and bitter like my soul!!!!
I believe the bottom part of church shoes is spelled "sole."1 -
I'm just starting this, though I haven't used a blender, just added the butter and oil to my cup before adding the hot coffee. I started with butter yesterday and added coconut oil today. I wanted to go slow to avoid any potential tummy trouble. I also left in the hwc that I was already using in my coffee. I'm curious though, does running it through the blender have some magical make it yummier effect? My coffee was quite yummy, but if a blender will make it even better...0
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If you don't use a blender, the butter and coconut oil tend to make an oil slick on top of your coffee. Blending incorporates it throughout the coffee and makes it nice and frothy.3
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I'm just starting this, though I haven't used a blender, just added the butter and oil to my cup before adding the hot coffee. I started with butter yesterday and added coconut oil today. I wanted to go slow to avoid any potential tummy trouble. I also left in the hwc that I was already using in my coffee. I'm curious though, does running it through the blender have some magical make it yummier effect? My coffee was quite yummy, but if a blender will make it even better...
Using a blender usually gives you a frothy top and totally mixes the oils into the coffee so no "grease slick" on top.3 -
Ok, I just stirred frequently while drinking. I might try it with a blender and see. I'm not really a froth person though. Thanks for the answers.2
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I'm just starting this, though I haven't used a blender, just added the butter and oil to my cup before adding the hot coffee. I started with butter yesterday and added coconut oil today. I wanted to go slow to avoid any potential tummy trouble. I also left in the hwc that I was already using in my coffee. I'm curious though, does running it through the blender have some magical make it yummier effect? My coffee was quite yummy, but if a blender will make it even better...
Yes!! Blend it! It gave it that nice light frothieness of a latte and the oil and butter was not just floating on the top.2 -
Oh and if I have the carbs to use, I'll add cinnamon and sometimes even cocoa powder and make Keto mocha latte! Use 100% unsweetened high quality cocoa.3
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Oh and if I have the carbs to use, I'll add cinnamon and sometimes even cocoa powder and make Keto mocha latte! Use 100% unsweetened high quality cocoa.
I should try that next time!
I've tried different versions of BPC. Lately I put in 1/2 Tbsp of MCT oil and 20 ml HWC into about 16 oz of coffee, then usually a little SF syrup as well. I got a little milk frother for Christmas and I love that so that especially if I'm trying to enjoy my coffee before my kids are up, I don't have to turn on our noisy blender!0 -
Yes, I just tried it recently and it is absolutely delicious!1
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it's not so much about froth, I use a stick blender and don't get much froth on top, it's more about blending the fat in properly. Not blended = black coffee with fat mostly on top, blended = more like a "white" coffee, creamy and not floating on top.Ok, I just stirred frequently while drinking. I might try it with a blender and see. I'm not really a froth person though. Thanks for the answers.
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I recently fell in love with this too! I i just use butter, and I put it in the magic bullet. It was life changing!1
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...So many threads about BPC...0
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Ok, I just stirred frequently while drinking. I might try it with a blender and see. I'm not really a froth person though. Thanks for the answers.
I don't have access to a blender at work. I keep a blender bottle (the one with the springy ball inside) and just shake the crap out of the coffee and oils until blended.1 -
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Fun to see you in here! 
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