Coffee

It’s not my fault we don’t have fresh stroopwaffle here

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Actually like. Milk makes it weirdly dessert-like.

1 shot with almond milk. No sugar or any other extras. Sometimes ill have it decaf

Tea

Coffee made with freshly roasted and freshly ground beans tastes pretty damn good. The bitter taste most people associate with coffee is because pleb places like Dunkin' Donuts overroast their coffee beans for consistency and grind it weeks before it's sold.
Indie cafes don't have this problem.

I like the taste of it. I drink milk as well but the two of them mixed just tastes incompatible to me.

Start making them and sell them on the streets. Do some muh heritage faggorty with it and you will be a millionaire.

But I don’t have any Dutch heritage

None of you have. Start baking faggot. Are you American or not?

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At first, I wanted to control my sugar consumption but as time goes, I can say I like the taste of it.

are there any store-bought brands you can recommend for good tasting black coffee? I don't want to have to go to a cafe every morning.

Also they use shitty robusta beans, because they're a lot cheaper than arabica beans.

Black.and robusta for max caffeine

You could try asking at /ck/ perhaps. I imagine there are more coffee experts over there.

>Down the drain so I can fill my cup with water

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You can drink both, you know?

Give me real Dutch recipe

Witouth sugar, with a bit of cocoa and a drop of milk

without*

>experts
More like hippsters.

Even suggesting using a regular drip coffee brewer will have you thrown off the board. It is very convenient and makes decent coffee. Sure aeropress, french press and other fancy ass 1000€ machines makes better coffee, but it's not a million times better.

Yes, I love it and look forward having my first cup of the day.

Unironically Gevalia.

>Gevalia

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>french press
>fancy ass 1000€ machine

They're not part of the same item.

>Oh my god I LOVE coffee

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child palate cope

haha just don't talk to me before I've had my morning coffee or I'll get angry haha. Oh boy just cant get through the day without my coffee

Black and with one (1) cigarette.

I figured chocolate milk with a quiggly straw would be more up your alley.

Black, also had those waffle thingys once they are real nice.

Costco's and Trader Joe's white label brands are very good

>*sack of potatoes appears*

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You know nothing about stroopwafels, they are always better with the stroop melted a bit. Unless you mean "every stroopwafel that you don't get from a stand that was made literally 12 seconds ago", you are wrong.

>let me tell you about your country

I'm german, fuck italy and their standards. I drink my coffee like a true shota! With plenty of milk!

The Netherlands is my country you derp

I heard that is the way how does Greek's breakfast look like.

Black coffee + milk
I like this taste

lmao

>Black coffee + milk
What even is the point of that wording? "Black coffee" is used precisely to distinguish coffee with nothing added to it from coffee with milk or other additives. It's like describing a dressed person as "naked + clothes on".

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Glue some communion wafers together with maple syrup and wa la.

Well what is coffee with milk for you then? A latte? Cappucino? Shiticinno?

"coffee with milk" is fine
"black coffee with milk" is retarded

Is het nog steeds leuk in Finland?
Ik houd niet eens van stroopwafels

bleached, unlike me

Het wordt weer lente dus het gaat wel. Vandaag maarliefst zeven graden

Those words mean specific things. It’s all to do with the frothing of the milk. Coffee with milk would imply it’s a coffee with cold/hot milk without any frothing or steaming

espresso

Cafe con leche

i want to feel the coffee taste

With thicc fatty milk or butter
Light roast only