Posted Thu Aug 2, 2012, 1:47am Subject: Re: Coffee and Butter
Sorry with the slow replies as I could not log into the site for some reason. Anyway, tea and butter is what I was referring to in Tibet. But I think the parallels are comparable.
I think it's great that some of you have gone out and tried it. I am curious to know pizzaman how the 1/4 tbsp of butter works out and if you think that could ever replace milk.
Try using an immersion blender or one of those frothing whips...it makes the butter whip into a nice foam....almost like a cream. For a special treat, add some coconut oil as well.
Posted Thu Aug 2, 2012, 8:56am Subject: Re: Coffee and Butter
Grant: butter, coconut oil and coffee may equal the greatest laxative known to man. I like the idea of whipping it up though. I am going to try some butter now.
Posted Thu Aug 2, 2012, 9:41am Subject: Re: Coffee and Butter
garrett17 Said:
Grant: butter, coconut oil and coffee may equal the greatest laxative known to man. I like the idea of whipping it up though. I am going to try some butter now.
hehe....perhaps! For mornings when I am in a big rush, need a good coffee, but want some extra calories to sustain me when I know I can't stop for breakfast...the coconut oil/buttered coffee is my "go to" drink.
Posted Thu Aug 2, 2012, 9:58am Subject: Re: Coffee and Butter
GrantT Said:
Len,
Try using an immersion blender or one of those frothing whips...it makes the butter whip into a nice foam....almost like a cream. For a special treat, add some coconut oil as well.
I wish I had one. Maybe my stick blender can work. Len
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