It’s hot and humid here in St. Louis. My Yetti tumbler gets filled the same every day - all year.Never have been and never will be a coffee drinker, so bear with me.
Do most of you folks back off on hot coffee during the summer months? Is it mostly just a morning thing?
I'm an Inventory Analyst. I have to go down to the receiving dept when we have problems with loading or unloading trucks. It's been a hot summer here in MI. The last few weeks have been 90+ degrees. I've been working 2nd shift (3pm to midnight). I see folks in receiving drinking hot coffee all day long. I know the caffeine is probably reason for drinking it but drinking a cup of hot liquid at 3pm when it's 95 out? Yuck!
SpyderPhreak That decal will fit on my morning coffee mug!!
Last month was extreme blueberry and as much as I hate flavored coffee I reordered it twice!! So you never know!
I'm looking for something..
Not extremely expensive
Lots of caffeine
Taste... meh. Dont really care
Preground
Not really into folgers anymore
Any recommendations?
Iron Bean also offers the GovX discount for military and veterans if that helps. I believe it’s 20%I'm looking for something..
Not extremely expensive
Lots of caffeine
Taste... meh. Dont really care
Preground
Not really into folgers anymore
Any recommendations?
The three coffees I mentioned all have a bit of Robusta in them, upping the caffeine content pretty significantly. Not always my bag, baby, but sometimes one needs a little kick in the butt.Iron Bean also offers the GovX discount for military and veterans if that helps. I believe it’s 20%
Most lighter roasted coffee will have more caffeine.
Perfect! Better than what 99% of folks are doing.I buy as freshly roasted beans as I can find. I prefer a dark roast. I then keep them in a vacuum storage container, and scoop out what I need each morning into a burr grinder and use a drip coffee maker that gets the water up to the right temperature. And that's the way I like it.
Perfect! Better than what 99% of folks are doing.
(If you want to take it a step further, you can roast your own coffee at home pretty easily. A number of us on this thread do. )
lolBut if I did that I would not be able to say to my wife, "You think I'm bad, honey, some guys actually roast their own green coffee beans."
Dang it...ok, let me know where I can find these "roast your own" threads to read.