Wake Up and Coffee

[spitfiredealer]

Bulletproof coffee is the way to go!! Great start to the day.

[Snowy]

Let me know what you think superfuzz. I still have my kone here (yeah I have a gear problem :|, thankfully I've collected nearly everything by now :)). It's a fuller cup, more acids/oils in the cup. I enjoyed it w/ the v60, was just a little more annoying to clean. Not having to buy filters is nice - agree. Says he who's now using filters 7 days a week; aero@work, kalita@home-weekday, chemex@home-weekend ::)

[veloaudio]

@Snowy How is your OE Lido treating you? The Lido 3 keeps calling my name….

[superfuzz]

@spitfiredealer:

Bulletproof coffee is the way to go!! Great start to the day.

glad to hear someone else is into it. Most people I tell think I'm crazy. But I really notice a difference after just a week. Also I'm only drinking one cup of coffee a day now instead of 3 or 4 cups of regular coffee and with no crash in the afternoon.

[Snowy]

@veloaudio it's been perfect since the day I got it. Used 1-2x a day every day. Worth it's weight, and it's a heavy bastard in some kind of precious metal.

[Snowy]

I unintentionally stopped with all the work travel. Time to get back on it! I do notice the difference hugely on vs off still!

[superfuzz]

Part of why I got the Able Kone is that Dave Asprey recommends a metal filter. I cold brew most of my coffee in a French press for the lower acidity but figured I'd give the metal cone a try for when I make pour overs. I've really drunk the bulletproof kool-aid!

[Anesthetist]

That bullet proof coffee site looks like one of those pyramid scheme sites. Not hating, just saying.

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[superfuzz]

I'm just using bulletproof as a general term for coffee with butter and coconut oil (mct oil etc.). I don't know about the brand bulletproof coffee, I've never tried it.

[spitfiredealer]

Yeah I never used that brand either.

[Snowy]

yeah, f' the brand. Just the ingredients. It reminds me a lot of 'official' cross fit and you need the right gear or else it's shite. The coffee they're using here is a joke which just shows what a shame it is. Bit of a cult, but the combination itself of coconut oil and butter is amazing!

[spitfiredealer]

I put some Great Lakes Gelatine in there too for some decent protein on top of the fats.

[superfuzz]

@spitfiredealer how much butter and coconut oil do you put in how much coffee? I'm doing 1 tablespoon butter and 1 tablespoon coconut oil in 10 or 12 oz of coffee. I built up to the 1 tbs coconut oil so it wouldn't upser my stomach. What's your recipe @Snowy ?

[Snowy]

I eye-ball it mate, no recipe for this :|. I kind of found a happy medium last time where my stomach could handle it and kept increasing the dose over time ::)

[superfuzz]

Cool just curious. I built up to 1 tbs of coconut oil. Seems fine now. I might go up a little bit.

[spitfiredealer]

I go with one heaped tea spoon of coconut oil and then just cut off a lump of butter. Never measured the butter but don't go mad with it.

[superfuzz]

Thanks for the info!

[veloaudio]

Thanks. I'm now leaning toward the Lido 2. I've used my Hario Skerton for 19 months or so and I'm getting tired of the inconsistency. The Lido 2 is cheaper than the 3 and I can use the Hario for travel,  if I ever start taking a coffee kit with on the road.

[Snowy]

My diner mug collection. Looking forward to adding an IH mug to it. Most of these are limited edition mugs..I love diner mugs!

[Snowy]

Velo, you won't go wrong with the Lido2. I've had it more than long enough to be annoyed by it, and I still love it. Perfect function/design/utility.