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Jami wrote:Gas stove?

Well duh. Just because I have a stupid electric stove doesn't mean everyone does....

Jami wrote:Gas stove?

Smarty pants

crocmommy wrote:

John in Plano wrote:Yes

I buy whole beans at Costco, forget what type.

I will drink decaf at night, not very often.

Instant is in the pantry and it was much appreciated last winter when the power went out.

How do you make instant coffee when your power goes out? You still need hot water.

I used my Coleman stove in the garage. Gallon can of fuel I have is 20+ years old.

millergrovesue wrote:Can't stand the stuff. Don't even like the smell.

Ditto.
However, I do like a little bit of coffee as a flavoring in cocoa.

Husband drinks 6 cups per day. ..with cream
I drink it ever so often...black

Kick Ass from Canada is good, but hard to find in the states.
He often gets Dunkin Donut brand....sometimes Community brand.
Neither one of us care for Starbucks. It is too bitter and too expensive.

No decaf for us.
No instant for us.

I added a splash of Bailey's this morning.

I don't drink the stuff. Wife likes Seaport.

grouchy wrote:I added a splash of Bailey's this morning.

If you like Bailey's, you can make your own a lot cheaper.
I've made this before and it's good- can't tell the difference.
Read Tim's comments near the bottom of the page.
http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/Baileys ... ecipe.html

BillB wrote:

grouchy wrote:I added a splash of Bailey's this morning.

If you like Bailey's, you can make your own a lot cheaper.
I've made this before and it's good- can't tell the difference.
Read Tim's comments near the bottom of the page.
http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/Baileys ... ecipe.html

Thanks Bill, I will give this a try.

community dark roast

For a nice treat....put an envelope of the hot chocolate powder in your cup, then fill it with coffee--stir well. yum!

I first had this in California. The shop selling it called it Mexican Coffee.

LibraryLady wrote:For a nice treat....put an envelope of the hot chocolate powder in your cup, then fill it with coffee--stir well. yum!

I first had this in California. The shop selling it called it Mexican Coffee.

I do that sometimes but not a whole package. Would be too sweet.