There are a few seasonings which go pretty well with my coffee: chocolate, cardamom, cinnamon. I once had a marvelous coffee at Frontera Grill that was brewed with cinnamon and orange and lemon peel, and served with brown sugar.
I'm not morally opposed to the stuff, but I think the main problem I have with most "hazelnut coffees" and the like is that they tend to be made with really lousy coffee beans.
Then there are the flavors that are just OMGWTF. I am finishing up some lavender coffee that coastergalwdw brought me back from Seattle. Neat idea, but --- wow. Weird.
When I drank sweet coffee, flavored coffee was ok. But since switching to black or just a little creme, I find the flavored coffee is either very bitter.
I usually tend to go for Central American & South American coffee varieties roasted light-medium, which have smooth chocolate flavor notes built into the bean.. but I do occasionally play with spiced coffee (various assortments of vanilla bean, fresh ginger, hot pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, & star anise). Sometimes I add a bit of good quality chocolate, maple syrup, molasses, almond or peppermint extract, or a twist of lemon. The flavors chosen depend upon the variety of bean, roast, and temperature served. Lately, I like it brewed strong & served straight-up.
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see: Venti White Mocha Whip
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I'm not morally opposed to the stuff, but I think the main problem I have with most "hazelnut coffees" and the like is that they tend to be made with really lousy coffee beans.
Then there are the flavors that are just OMGWTF. I am finishing up some lavender coffee that
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I have developed a real taste for coconut in iced coffee. I blame Dunkin donuts.
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Sometimes I add spices (cardamon or cinnamon) to the coffee grounds before I brew the coffee. Oh and I sometimes add molasses as sweetener
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That something else has it's place in the world, too! For example, hazlenut coffee with booze in it. A dessert drink that fucks you up!
But for morning or afternoon coffee? Coffee flavored coffee, please. :)
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As for flavored tea, I'm all for it. My favorite tea at the moment is lemon with honey.
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