Remember that drink I invented yesterday? (oc)

[u/DaveKellett]

COME for the acrid taste, but STAY for the lack of caffeine!

[u/Aryore]

If your coffee is acrid it’s either poor quality or wasn’t brewed correctly

Coffee is always going to be a little bitter but it can be delicious

Edit: Guys I am not saying you’re not allowed to dislike coffee, I’m just saying it’s not supposed to be super bitter. Waffles, pancakes, etc.

[u/SpaceMonkeyAttack → u/Aryore]

I've never acquired the taste for coffee because the smell is horrible and makes me mildly nauseous. So I don't really know what it tastes like, I couldn't bring myself to take a sip of something that smells like that.

I do know that I hate coffee flavoured things like coffee ice cream and tiramisu.

If you like coffee, enjoy your bean juice, I just don't get it.

I get my caffeine from Diet Coke, but I'm starting to think that's a problem and humans aren't meant to drink 2 or 3 cans of it a day, so I'm switching to pro plus for a while.

[u/Jack_Zicrosky_YT → u/SpaceMonkeyAttack]

Huh, this is an interesting angle. I've always thought that coffee smelling great but tasting bad was a universal opinion. Not judging your tastes but I think that's interesting.

I like coffee flavored things and I'll drink heavily sugared and cream coffee occasionally but I don't like it on its own. I personally don't feel coffee helps me stay awake, and there are way better drinks out there anyways. (Like Sanpelegrino)

[u/ContemporaryCorvid → u/Jack_Zicrosky_YT]

I personally love the taste of coffee! I used to hate it, but took a course on coffee brewing at a college on a whim and it gave me an appreciation for it. I had so much black coffee in those months that I developed a tolerance, then a taste for it. I’ve heard a lot of more bitter foods are like that, like black licorice or really anything known as an acquired taste. You have to have a lot of it before your body stops going “bitter! Bad! Poison!” and appreciating the other flavors present