Cold coffee makes all the difference.
You can have true cold brew, which is when the coffee is made using a cold method rather than hot water or you can cool down regular brew coffee and then pour it over ice. There seems to be a taste distinction between the two brewing methods. I happen to prefer the latter.
I brew my hot coffee in the morning and then let it cool down, on the counter, before transferring it to a container and placing it in the fridge. When I get ready to have a cup, I pour it over ice to maximize the cold. I usually like drinking it after my lunch.
You can drink the coffee black or add cream. I like adding goat milk to it, but I have started to drink it black as well. Black, cold coffee tastes great. The cold really enhances its nutty flavor and eliminates all bitterness. It also leaves a pleasant aftertaste.
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On this blog, I not only share the dietary and lifestyle approach which reversed my metabolic disease and achieved my weight loss, but I also debunk many misconceptions surrounding obesity and its treatment.
I am 5'5" and was weighing 300 lbs., at my heaviest. I lost a total of 180 lbs. I went through several phases of low carbohydrate dieting, until I found what worked best and that is what I share on this blog. Once on a carbohydrate restricted diet, along with intermittent fasting, I dropped all of the weight in a little over two years time.
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