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I'm actually astounded it took me this long to come up with this particular question to ask the forum. I can't imagine there aren't too many people on here who don't drink coffee on the forum. Unless they prefer tea, water, or other.
Personally, I used to be someone who liked hot coffee because of my grandpa. He used to let me order coffee and put half and half in it with lots of sugar as a kid. And it wasn't until a few years ago, I owned a coffee maker from a garage sale. (Then I won a second one in a raffle, but both coffee makers are pretty standard, and nothing too special about them in comparison to the ones that make espressos and lattes and etc.) Eventually, I discovered my love of iced espresso vanilla lattes, and mocha frappes. And I haven't went back to hot coffee ever since.
Funny enough, someone on here got me started on the Starbucks Vanilla Frappuccinos years ago too. (However, I don't really drink those now because, I want my cold coffee to be more bitter.)
Anyways, here's some questions below. Feel free to answer any of them or none of them at all.
Do you drink coffee? Why or why not?
How did you get started drinking coffee?
Do you like your coffee hot or cold?
Where do you buy your coffee from? (Do you buy any from cafes or Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, Tim Hortons, Gas Stations, or other?)
Do you like your coffee sweet or bitter or in-between?
What kind of coffee grounds do you use and why?
Have you tried instant coffee?
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Related to coffee, I wanted to see if anyone could give me some advice about making your own iced espresso lattes. I've looked up multiple youtube videos about how to make your own at a cheaper price. (I won't lie, ice coffee can be expensive to buy at a grocery store depending on what brand you buy.) But everyone says something different about making their own iced espresso coffee, which is really frustrating.
So I'm wondering if I should buy dark roast coffee grounds because, I want my coffee to be strong enough to be both bitter and sweet. Whereas, I've tried medium roast coffee grounds but, it seems to get watered down whenever I make regular coffee with my standard coffee maker. OR if I should try buying vanilla flavored coffee grounds instead because it'd achieve the vanilla flavor I want. I know I need vanilla syrup, but I wondered if the vanilla flavored coffee grounds was worth a try or not?
Also, can you achieve a latte without an espresso machine? (I'm debating about buying one sometime next year if it's something I need to make one.)
And please be kind. I don't have a whole lot of experience with making my own coffee. Or know much about coffee besides drinking it from various places on the run.
Personally, I used to be someone who liked hot coffee because of my grandpa. He used to let me order coffee and put half and half in it with lots of sugar as a kid. And it wasn't until a few years ago, I owned a coffee maker from a garage sale. (Then I won a second one in a raffle, but both coffee makers are pretty standard, and nothing too special about them in comparison to the ones that make espressos and lattes and etc.) Eventually, I discovered my love of iced espresso vanilla lattes, and mocha frappes. And I haven't went back to hot coffee ever since.
Anyways, here's some questions below. Feel free to answer any of them or none of them at all.
Do you drink coffee? Why or why not?
How did you get started drinking coffee?
Do you like your coffee hot or cold?
Where do you buy your coffee from? (Do you buy any from cafes or Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, Tim Hortons, Gas Stations, or other?)
Do you like your coffee sweet or bitter or in-between?
What kind of coffee grounds do you use and why?
Have you tried instant coffee?
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Related to coffee, I wanted to see if anyone could give me some advice about making your own iced espresso lattes. I've looked up multiple youtube videos about how to make your own at a cheaper price. (I won't lie, ice coffee can be expensive to buy at a grocery store depending on what brand you buy.) But everyone says something different about making their own iced espresso coffee, which is really frustrating.
So I'm wondering if I should buy dark roast coffee grounds because, I want my coffee to be strong enough to be both bitter and sweet. Whereas, I've tried medium roast coffee grounds but, it seems to get watered down whenever I make regular coffee with my standard coffee maker. OR if I should try buying vanilla flavored coffee grounds instead because it'd achieve the vanilla flavor I want. I know I need vanilla syrup, but I wondered if the vanilla flavored coffee grounds was worth a try or not?
Also, can you achieve a latte without an espresso machine? (I'm debating about buying one sometime next year if it's something I need to make one.)
And please be kind. I don't have a whole lot of experience with making my own coffee. Or know much about coffee besides drinking it from various places on the run.
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