favorite way to drink your coffee?

[PN from TN]

Great turn out. coffee is my favorite. I will say that favored coffe is my weakness. I will drink the regular, but it has to be a med . bold roast. Dark roast is to strong for me.

Have not tried Iced Coffee. I will do that over the weekend. Any suggestion to a brand or type is best?

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[jemcn79]

Percolator next to a campfire in the mountains when its cold. I like the perk. Always have. Its out of style now. But If you know how to work it, it can make a great cup.

French Press: Over all favorite gourmet coffee tastings.

I've started to let my coffee cool more. Not to room temp, just after i pour i let it sit in my cup for about 5 mins. I was doing it then read jim seven and he talked about it. Maybe that supported my idea of not piping hot coffee.

JM

[KeenanSteel]

What I want to do: drink coffee that is warm, but not burning hot.
What usually happens: I get distracted as it cools, and drink room-temperature coffee. It's not bad, either, and something about microwaving it just seems wrong.

[KeenanSteel]

P.S. I love that coffee bean smiley face! Don't mind the new guy.

[k-cup guru]

a large fresh brewed donut shop k-cup out of my keurig in a large ceramic cup with a dash of milk,just so it swirls back to the top

[yyc_coffee]

black or steamed milk in ceramic. Even my travel mug is ceramic! Bought bowl style ceramic cups from work and everything!

[paul gordelo]

I love to drink coffee with my wife in rainy season sitting in my balcony..

[coffeepainting]

Like many coffeelovers I enjoy hot black coffee, first! But, I enjoy any others ways, even to paint with coffee!

[ChiChiWaaWaa]

I like having it in a travel mug, even when I'm at home. Dark Magic or Organic Keurig K-Cup with some milk and 2 tablespoons sugar....might be too much sugar I know...but tastes sooo good. I usually wait about 5 -10 min to drink it...I'm a big sissy! Burnt my tongue way too many times!

[Nathaniell]

Keep an eye open for "Joulies." I have an explanation in Chapter 119 on my website on how they work, but the short version is they cool hot liquids in a couple of minutes to drinking temperature then keep them there for a long time... They work best in a thermos or other insulated or vacuum drinking vessel.

Check out these Joulies - look pretty cool, but I seems like they'd affect the flavor of the coffee. I haven't finished the vid yet because my connection is too slow, but I think it's be weird putting metal stones in my cup of coffee. Maybe they explain it in the video. I've got to wait about another twenty minutes before I can finish the damn thing.