Hawaiian Kona coffee is one of the better coffees. The problem here in the Midwest is when you buy Kona, you get a blend and it only contains 10 percent Kona. The rest is usually Columbian Coffee or another cheap coffee. As far as those photos go, you make it sound so easy I'm going to try it sometime soon. Somebody may have given me some information on loading or uplifting photos here in the past. If they did I've forgotten how and forgot who. (I'm becoming hopeless). Thanks. I have never tried Almond milk, although it has been recommended to me. I'll haver to try it sometime when I'm shopping and my memory is particularly sharp that day.
That is one I would try. The name speaks to you and the word 'Intense', works on you, like the image of a beautiful woman you can't shake and don't want to.
Okay, I have been informed and enlightened. I have much to learn. I'm going to knock off and have a cup of coffee.
Yes Bill I know what you mean, but from my experience the intense coffee is a safer bet, does less damage in the long run These days I choose the coffee OR
I know that coffee has many tricks to get the desired taste. I have colleagues who do not drink the instant coffee, they prefer the brewed where the beans are filtered. In my husband's office, they also have a coffee maker because his boss drinks only brewed coffee. I'm not a coffee drinker but I had tasted rice coffee and I'd say it's good. It is just rice that was fried to brown (with no oil) and then put into a grinder to make it powdery. It is then dissolved in hot water like any instant coffee. My friend who made that said it is much better than real coffee because it is nutritious.
Yes Instant has come on a long way since the brown powder variety, they even have a combination of grains and instant
I bought an Aeropress a while back and use it at home to make the best coffee I have ever tasted, it's simple to use and easy to clean and store. I don't use it here as Lisa doesn't like real coffee, preferring instant, so I bring the best of the instants from the UK.
Maybe I'll give instant coffee another chance, didn't realize how much it has changed. It would be nice not to have my coffee maker sitting on my counter.