Butter in Coffee
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have u guys tried putting butter in coffee?
very fragrant, supposedly................... -
best. i think its diary cream
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no.
never heard of.
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I saw a docu once. I told my fren, they say crazy la, so oily, use honey instead
But it was okay
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i tried lemon coffee, honey coffee.....
not try before butter coffee....
my dad is drinking now..... -
It makes the coffee more fragrant..
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i saw they serve kopi and place like 2cm butter slab at the cup rim for you to mix
is that what you mean?
or adding butter during the roasting process? -
wun be oily meh??
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no good lah...
i know ppl put butter in their oatmeal... no good also i think..... -
I guess it's alright...just another way of drinking. Afterall, the Tibetans have been drinking yak butter tea for ages.
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dun dare to try....
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In the roasting of coffee beans, normally some will put in butter or margarine to give a better fragrance to the coffee. It is different to adding the butter into your coffee drink. What is the difference? Just think of marination. What would be the difference if you marinate chicken and leave it overnight compared to just adding the marinade minutes before you fry them?
Anyway such roasting methods are not common in Singapore, but alot of coffee roasters in Malaysia do that. -
isnt there this yak butter in coffee kinda thing in tibet or something?
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margarine is a crime against food. its like saying whatever nonsense kraft low fat cheese slice crap is tastyOriginally posted by gasband:In the roasting of coffee beans, normally some will put in butter or margarine to give a better fragrance to the coffee. It is different to adding the butter into your coffee drink. What is the difference? Just think of marination. What would be the difference if you marinate chicken and leave it overnight compared to just adding the marinade minutes before you fry them?
Anyway such roasting methods are not common in Singapore, but alot of coffee roasters in Malaysia do that.
good coffee beans need no "marination", just a good roast. for coffee tips tune in to living coffee with paul bassett -
haha i understand what you are saying. But Margarine do give a different taste in your preparation of cooked food for example when you use it to pan fry a chicken fillet. Use butter and u will end up having a very overpowering taste. But if you eat margarine as itself, i agree it sux haha....Originally posted by vito_corleone:margarine is a crime against food. its like saying whatever nonsense kraft low fat cheese slice crap is tasty -
wow butter in coffee? better don't get too used to it,not too good for a person's health.
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mmmm sounds really nice! i'll try it tomorrow.
Butter Coffee... Coffee Butter... Butter Coffee... sounds very yummy. -
Heard of, yet to try. What abt peanut butter?Originally posted by FireIce:have u guys tried putting butter in coffee?
very fragrant, supposedly................... -
Hmm , Butter in coffee ..... heard it before but can't remember now
But somehow i think its too yucky -
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Over here, they drink coffee with salt and they add butter too -
yes adding salt to coffee is a hainanese tradition. I first had it in Malaysia and it seems only certain coffeeshops in Singapore would knw it....Originally posted by elindra:http://thecompassedge.net/archives/00000033.shtml
Over here, they drink coffee with salt and they add butter too -
u knw rite
wen coffee goes stale/off after few hours...just add some salt and it taste good as freshly brewed coffee
cool huh -
the trick is, use a bit of butter and extra virgin olive oil, the oil prevents the butter from burning and less butter will give you a less buttery tasteOriginally posted by gasband:haha i understand what you are saying. But Margarine do give a different taste in your preparation of cooked food for example when you use it to pan fry a chicken fillet. Use butter and u will end up having a very overpowering taste. But if you eat margarine as itself, i agree it sux haha.... -
Hmm.........interesting. I would imagine it to be fragrant but wonders about the oil though.
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good coffee beans have sufficient natural oils that will come out after a good roast, giving it a nice aroma. no need for nonsense like butter during roastingOriginally posted by littlestream:Hmm.........interesting. I would imagine it to be fragrant but wonders about the oil though.