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You advocate for not buying high quality coffee and then follow it with: > Then put sugar and milk in because black coffee is nasty. If you think your coffee
by luma 4y ago
You advocate for not buying high quality coffee and then follow it with:
> Then put sugar and milk in because black coffee is nasty.
If you think your coffee is nasty, maybe it's the coffee?
- xeromal 4y agoThe only black coffee I've ever liked is cold-brewed and I've tried loads of coffee. Probably most coffee shops in los angeles that are highly rated.
- robbrown451 4y agoMaybe, but I just don't like black coffee, and I'm pretty sure I've had "good" black coffee. Too acidic and bitter. I guess you could say I "just don't like coffee," but I do like it with cream and sugar, so.... I mean, whatever. That's what I like.
- abstract_put 4y ago> I've had "good" black coffee. Too acidic and bitter. Without trying to talk you out of your preference, I think there's a distinction that might be useful here. A "good" buttery chardonnay isn't going to be enjoyable if you just don't like white wine. There are a ton of great coffees that do not have acidic and bitter as significant tasting notes, so it might be a case of finding a better match to your preferences? Even with your Mr. Coffee if you use a metal filter compared to a paper filter I imagine you'd notice a flavor difference to the point where you'd have a preference. That said, I don't think there's necessarily a coffee for everyone - it's just not tasty to some. Even then, you might find a medium roast with some dried fruit or toffee tasting notes, prepared as a pour over or similar by a local hipster might be notably less nasty than what you're drinking today.
- robbrown451 4y agoWell what I drink today isn't nasty, since I add milk and sugar. :) I guess all that may be true, it just isn't interesting to me. I'm happy with what I drink. I don't care about loving black coffee.