Far enough away from brushing so indoubt that was it - and I've had it happen at night.

CDM Chickory Coffee, milk and sugar - so no likely culprit there thatbi can discern.

It's not unpleasant, just odd.

SmokeMonkey wrote:

Seems that way. I must be a freak.

SmokeMonkey wrote:

Far enough away from brushing so indoubt that was it - and I've had it happen at night.

CDM Chickory Coffee, milk and sugar - so no likely culprit there thatbi can discern.

It's not unpleasant, just odd.

SmokeMonkey wrote:

That's not real coffee!!! It's the chickory that's contributing to those flavors.

Plus you don't add milk & sugar to real coffee unless you're at one of those hoity-toity yuppy beatnik coffee-houses.

Try real coffee - a nicely roasted bean that's fresh ground - black - no cream, no sugar, no chemical sweetner. Ditch the chickory.

Better yet, have an espresso.

cacman wrote:

Milk and sugar mixed with espresso is Cafe con Leche and is not a yuppie drink......cuban cofee........don't be so closed minded.

tamapatom wrote:

Be opened minded and know what the heck you speak of. 🤦

Café con leche is a Spanish white coffee beverage. It is somewhat more similar to the Italian caffelatte than to the French café au lait. A latte, however, is made with espresso. In Spain, while café expreso is seen as the more "formal" denomination, café solo (alone, without milk) is the usual way to ask for it when at an espresso bar.

In short, milk & sugar with coffee or espresso is for girlies and yuppy beatnik types. And chickory is not coffee. It has been cultivated as a coffee substitute.

cacman wrote:

Nice, the wiki-fu is strong with this one. 🤦

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Café_con_leche 

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