1.7K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. I make my own coffee every morning.
100% organic, naturally grow Café Justo dark roast robusta.
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I make 24 oz in my French press. Once it is brewed, I pour it into two 12 oz travel cups with sippy lids. To each of those, I add about 3/4 tsp of organic Equal Exchange hot coco powder (not to sugary). I top the cup that I am going to drink first with enough cold, organic, whole milk to make it cool enough to drink right away.
I figure my 24oz coffee drinks cost me around 65¢ a day, and they are delicious.
I refuse to buy fancy, super expensive coffee drinks from coffee outlets. I don't want fancy flavors or froth, and ordering in Italian doesn't make me feel cosmopolitan or affluent.
The only time I buy coffee is when I go out to breakfast and pay $2 for unlimited refills.20 Reply
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u 1 moI don't do coffee myself so... I really don't know much about it, but... a couple of my friends, and my parents too... love coffee
and they all have two ideas, of better... "the better" they can make home any time exactly as they want it and as often as they want it... and then, there's "the better" they can got from elsewhere done by their favorite place... lol20 Reply
315 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. There are benefits and purpose to both. I love a nice cozy coffee curled up in my favorite spot, watching the sun come up, the rain come down and just feel at one with the universe.
Coffee out is a business/social thing with friends... it's communal and involves a bit of laughter etc. It's not supposed to be consumed alone. If you're gonna have coffee out BY YOURSELF just get a thermos at home... There's no point to a $7 antisocial coffee out.10 Reply
2.4K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. With fully automatic coffee maker it's easier to drink one at home. Pouring 200ml cold milk in canister, pushing a button and 30 sec. latter there a Latte Macchiato. In this time I wouldn't even put my shoes on to get outside.
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Conclave movie had epic moments like that. The Cardinals rooms all had their own ☕
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I love both, but I lean slightly toward coffee at home ☕️
At home, you control everything: beans, grind size, water temperature, and brew method. It feels like a tiny ritual. I remember dialing in a moka pot in Rome, tasting how small tweaks changed the cup.
Coffee out is great for social vibes and discovering new roasts, but for pure satisfaction and creativity, home wins for me.00 Reply
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1 moCoffee at home is much cheaper for the same quality. And the best thing is, you can customize it however you want. You can add more or less coffee, choose which blend you want, whether it's light or dark roast, how much sugar, milk, creme, vanilla, hazelnut shots or whatever you want. Everything is within your power at a fraction of the cost.
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1 moIt depends. Coffee at home is a controlled environment where I'm drinking what I like the way I like it. But coffee out is a wild card. When I lived in the Caribbean, they called US coffee "dirty water", LOL. And I have to admit that Puerto Ricans, the Spanish, and the Italians know how to do coffee right. Here in the US, coffee out is almost always mediocre. But once in a while I get surprised by a good cup of coffee.
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1 moWhen I lived in the NC mountains it was definitely best at home. On the balcony looking out on the lower tier of the yard sloping away into the trees and smoky mountain mist. I do miss that a little now and then.
10 Reply442 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Depends on beans.
Most coffee out is basically shitty Nescafe beans, be that Starbucks or McDonalds makes no difference.
Also, making coffee yourself lets you make a better choice on the beans you want to drink.
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1 moCoffee at home will always be better. I can make it my way. I can drink it in comfort. And I don't have to pay the cost of a small meal for a single cup
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Cute.
Sugar or no sugar? Milk or no? 🙃
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1 moThanks to Italy's bergamot, coffee cannot beat the enjoyment of an Earl Grey Tea.
If it must be a coffee, I opt for the home one.
Why: so that I can avoid S (tarb) ucks and other ''lifestyle'' exploiters.
10 Reply 631 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. The only coffee I get, once in a blue moon, is the Starbucks iced and flavored. So out for me.
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1 moThe coffee I make at home, which is expresso, is way better and far, far less expensive than coffee in a store. I can get 500 grams of fantastic coffee for less than the price of 3 store bought drinks.
10 Reply At home of course.. I make the best coffee ☕️😊
30 Reply634 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Coffee ☕ at home. My brand, my favorite cup, my brand of sugar and whole milk.
And not having to ask someone to get it for me is a plus.10 Reply- 658 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic.
u 1 moHonestly, I can go for either. I'm at a coffee shop right now.
20 Reply 3.4K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Coffee at home. Most store coffee is subpar.
20 Reply349 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Coffee at home , because I don’t have to worry about getting dressed and my hair can stay a mess 😂
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1 moAt Home beats all because I get to smell the beans as they are getting ground.
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1 moI like it both ways ☕😄
And that's not innuendo10 ReplyI only drink black coffee with no cream or sugar so it does not matter. It is far cheaper to make a cup at home
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Sounds like the Airplane! Movie / Flying High movie ✈️
"I take my coffee how I take my"
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1 moWe have a fancy Jura coffee machine at home that makes great coffee.
10 Reply 1.7K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. At home because I can make it exactly how I want it without shelling out 15 bucks each time
10 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. I make my coffee at home or at work unless I’m on the road, or eating at a restaurant at night
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1 moCoffee At Home. Because paying for a coffee out is foolish.
20 Reply@thegreenyogi I like to go out for coffee because I don’t like to make it
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1 moUsually coffee at home because I can make it better then wherever I get it, especially because I buy special coffee and I use a percolator
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1 moDepends on my mood, and what's I am craving, if I just want a basic cup of coffee, at home. I know exactly how i want it.
20 Reply Its good at home but we have a couple very good coffee houses here and I must ad. it theirs is way better.
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1 moCoffee at home. I have perfected the recipe.
10 ReplyHome, I can put what ever I want in it and I can make a pot or cup.
20 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Coffee out is better because it usually tastes better
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1 moAt home. I love my coffee thick with home milk. I feel like a barista making it hahah.
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24 dSorry, I can't help. I drink tea.
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No worries...
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1 moEqual. Just depends on my mood.
20 Reply 750 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Coffee at home is just as good as coffee out.
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23 dI prefer making my own
10 Reply I prefer it at home, more privacy.
10 Reply331 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. At home is more comfortable and rewarding
10 ReplyCoffee at home
30 ReplyHome, it’s exactly how I want it
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1 moBy myself at home. Out with friends.
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1 moHome, though generally, coffe's coffee.
10 ReplyCoffee at home.
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