Bulletproof Coffee?

[MyMugsHalfFull]

Ok, I have scoured the forum here, and this is actually something new to me..

Has anyone here ever heard of bulletproof coffee?

I guess it's where they put butter or coconut oil in the coffee?

Anyone here ever tried it, or have more information on it? I did a search online, but all I find are tidbits and nothing that really explains the benefits, or is intelligible which isn't laced with 10,000 affiliate links to some brand or other of "super coffee".

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[btreath9082]

What? lol, what a name......I really thought it was something that makes you bulletproof while you are drinking that coffee. lol.......
On a serious note though, I haven't heard about this "bulletproof coffee" before. This is something I am hearing for the very first time.

[MyMugsHalfFull]

What? lol, what a name......I really thought it was something that makes you bulletproof while you are drinking that coffee. lol.......
On a serious note though, I haven't heard about this "bulletproof coffee" before. This is something I am hearing for the very first time.

Me too... Apparently it's quite a bit "crazy" but I hadn't ever heard of it before... It was just something I happened to stumble across on my journeys across the net...

I'm not too keen in sticking a stick of butter into my coffee, my diet takes enough blows as it is!

[btreath9082]

Me too... Apparently it's quite a bit "crazy" but I hadn't ever heard of it before... It was just something I happened to stumble across on my journeys across the net...

I'm not too keen in sticking a stick of butter into my coffee, my diet takes enough blows as it is!

OMG, yes I did properly conduct a research on the "bullet proof coffee" on the coffee and came across it. However, I still don't like the idea of its name. I mean, a food product is a food product after all and an arsenal product is an arsenal product. The name doesn't give a sweet title to the coffee.

[Javanaut]

This sounded so ridiculous when I heard it that I just had to try it. I just had my first "bullet proof coffee" for breakfast: 24 oz drip arabian mocha coffee with 2/3 stick butter and 2 tbsp coconut oil. I suppose the exact recipe calls for MCT oil which is a constituent of coconut oil, but I had coconut oil handy.

Absolutely delicious and energizing. I typically drink my coffee/espresso straight, but the creamy texture that you get from this mixture is very enjoyable. It almost tastes a little sweet. In spite of the silly name, I enjoyed it. The original recipe appears to act like you have to have some extra special coffee, but any organic beans you can find will probably do just as well.