Coffee - What Type Is The Best?
Is it me or am I having a nightmare?!
I am shocked to see how expensive coffee is today!
To that end, I was just wondering how does everyone like their brown powder to be?
Coffee - What Type Is The Best? 8 votes
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Instant?
Hello I like instant and I also have a Nespresso machine, both are nice, it's down to preference really. Nice also to have a treat in the coffee shop, Nero is my favourite
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Instant?
Whichever quality instant is on special offer.
I would be careful who you ask about ' brown powder' btw, certainly not a police officer!
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I do not drink coffee?
Yuk I hate even the smell of coffee
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I do not drink coffee?
Unfortunately I am unable to drink coffee anymore due to a medical condition.
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Ground?
I love coffee, I have several every day.
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Not bothered?
I can only manage decaf, but I'm not fussy about the type of coffee really. I do like the proper frothy milk you get in a coffee shop though - that's what makes the difference for me!
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Ground?
Yeah, I used to go to a Cafe in Town called Sarni's regularly, their coffee's lovely and it's only about 2 and half quid.
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Instant?
I only drink coffee for the caffeine and I make it as milky and sugary as humanly possible. So I vote instant for the lack of fuss.
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Ground?
I don't take sugar (I'm sweet enough 😁)
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Instant?
A traditional, simple method, a stove top moka pot, bellissimo!
This thread might have just spurred me on to replace the one i disposed of several years ago.
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