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Old 01-07-11, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Homebrew01
I may get banned for this ... but here goes ...... I drink decaf most of the time ...... I get to drink a good amount without suffering

Decaf is the ulimate in anti-euroness
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Old 01-07-11, 11:08 AM
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On my 2nd cup of the day...after 3x20's I need it.
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^^^^ how much is a cup these days?

i have had only 4 cups, but that cup holds 12 oz.

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you must have a higher CTP (caffeine threshold power) than me...Id drink it all day if I could. But I need at least a little sleep.
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Old 01-07-11, 11:17 AM
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Cup is about 8-9 oz for me I'd guess.
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I've been starting the day for the past decade with a French press and Peet's coffee. My wife bought me an Aeropress for Xmas and I was more than a little skeptical of it's claims. Not anymore. It makes an incredibly clean cup of espresso in minutes, without the cost or maintenance of a decent espresso machine.

https://www.aerobie.com/products/aeropress.htm
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On the third cup of Dunkin Donuts looking out my front window at the frost on the cars. And shiverring thinking about the training ride Im going to do with the new team here in an hour. Brrrrr.....OK, time to HTFU.
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vermont coffee company, light roast although just placed an order for 5# of dark roast.

typical scenario is i make 4-5 cups for my wife and i, and end up drinking them all.
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First can of Diet Coke down.
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yeah I know, I'm putting in a plug for a local business, but they really do roast the best coffee I have ever had.
And the prices reflect that, but I still would recommend ordering some.

https://laveggiocoffee.com/
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Originally Posted by cmolway
I've been starting the day for the past decade with a French press and Peet's coffee. My wife bought me an Aeropress for Xmas and I was more than a little skeptical of it's claims. Not anymore. It makes an incredibly clean cup of espresso in minutes, without the cost or maintenance of a decent espresso machine.

https://www.aerobie.com/products/aeropress.htm
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First can of Diet Coke down.
why do you drink diet soda? serious question.
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Old 01-08-11, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by hammy56
why do you drink diet soda? serious question.
For me at least it is to avoid excess sugar when I am not riding...I drink a regular coke if I'm on a hard ride or if I've just finished and need somevquick sugar.
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Old 01-08-11, 09:35 AM
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after a hard ride a cold reg coke is ftw...unless its cold outside then its coffee.
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Originally Posted by cmolway
My wife bought me an Aeropress for Xmas and I was more than a little skeptical of it's claims. Not anymore. It makes an incredibly clean cup of espresso in minutes, without the cost or maintenance of a decent espresso machine.
+1. I bought it because it is so much easier to clean than a french press, so I was ecstatic when it actually made a better cup of coffee.
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Originally Posted by pjcampbell
vermont coffee company, light roast although just placed an order for 5# of dark roast.

typical scenario is i make 4-5 cups for my wife and i, and end up drinking them all.
More VT goodness https://vtartisancoffee.com/

The Kenya Peaberry is my current fav. They have it on tap at the Charlotte Brick store and it's been the main motovation on several rides this fall/winter.

My problem is that caffine dosen't do a thing for me. I can fall asleep minutes after a bed time 16oz. I love the stuff tho......

Vacumn brewing, fun to watch and makes great coffee.
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pretty jacked atm
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Sunday I did a 30 minute crit race and drank probably 6 cups of coffee for the day. I was hyper as hell all night, it was great.
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Old 02-16-11, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by hammy56
after a hard ride a cold mexican coke is ftw...unless its cold outside then its coffee.
Fixed.
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Old 02-16-11, 04:31 PM
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Just drank a scoop of whey and water, then ate some banana chips. Yeah, it has nothing to do with coffee, but I feel pretty jacked up right now.
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Old 02-17-11, 10:09 AM
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I went cold-turkey 5 weeks ago. Going strong ever since. No soda's or coffee or energy drinks.

I feel good too.
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Old 02-17-11, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by fordfasterr
I went cold-turkey 5 weeks ago. Going strong ever since. No soda's or coffee or energy drinks.

I feel good too.
You'd feel better if you had some good joe.
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Can't wait for round two after lunch. This morning's cup was insufficient to clear the sluggishness and headache brought on by the mild weather.
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Originally Posted by hammy56
If i have a 'vice' its coffee.

Its amazing how much better a Cafetiere makes average coffee. Just sayin.

And since purchasing said instrument my daily average has gone up at least one cup.
Coffee for me, too. All day. Any day.
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Ah, thanks for the reminder. I believe I will go get myself a cuppajoe.
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