Was that the trend in the 80s till whip-cream got invented???
It was floating !!!
So... Did anyone try? How the *beep* does it taste!?!?!?
shareIt's actually a part of a diet called "Bulletproof Coffee", you can watch how its made on youtube.
shareTried it. If you already use cream butter doesn't improve it particularly, just makes it more oily, not to mention caloric. Better to just use heavier cream if you want a richer flavour.
shareWhy do you need to use foul language to discuss this?
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"if seagal was thinner this could have been a theatrical product."
I'm gonna try something.
shareSomeone please tell us is it any good lol.
In Vino Veritas.
I tried it. Tasted like coffee with cream, but it left an oily feeling on my lips and tongue. I'm going to stick with straight, black coffee. \\|// (o o) ------oOOo-(_)-oOOo------
sharehttp://www.prevention.com/food/healthy-eating-tips/why-wellness-experts-are-putting-butter-their-coffee
bulle7proof coffee. saw on dr oz some years ago. jus dairy
I've heard of it done in hot tea, mainly in England.
shareButter in Tea? I have never ever heard or seen that in the UK. Milk is the most common, cream never, possibly a slice of lemon blend dependent, but butter? never. If had to have tea it would be straight up. Can ou share some sources please? I am curious now
shareMeh. Hipsters tired to reintroduce butter coffee in my city about two years ago. They were charging $8 for "paleo butter coffee"
shareI love it. I wish Starbucks offered it as an option in their stores.
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