I’m a coffee person. I brew a pot every morning, and I drink about half of it nowadays. Back when I was still drinking the whole thing, I would need something for long vacation car rides. Doing the math, a few energy drinks isn’t as much as all the coffee, so I would ration out three energy drinks throughout the day instead. It always left me with poor sleep and a headache the next day.
At the rate I’m going, I’ll probably be brewing myself loose leaf tea instead soon, but that’s another story.
I highly recommend the tea, honestly. I switched from coffee to tea for years. The caffeine buzz was smoother and lighter, but still satisfying. Issues with dairy are the only reason I switched back to coffee. Oatmilk works a lot better in coffee than tea.
i’d recommed Sansbury red if you’re making the switch. Its a strong, very flavorful english breakfast. Tetleys or PG tips is also solid, and a bit easier to get in the states. Not as good, but still pretty good.
A good “always on” boiler is also a great tea investment. The insulated ones use very little power and keep water at boiling all day so you can make an instant cup.
Let’s have a looksee at your next kidney stone and find out… Gonna take maximum torque to pass that little guy
I’m a coffee person. I brew a pot every morning, and I drink about half of it nowadays. Back when I was still drinking the whole thing, I would need something for long vacation car rides. Doing the math, a few energy drinks isn’t as much as all the coffee, so I would ration out three energy drinks throughout the day instead. It always left me with poor sleep and a headache the next day.
At the rate I’m going, I’ll probably be brewing myself loose leaf tea instead soon, but that’s another story.
Have you tried chocolate covered espresso beans?
All the caffeine and no liquid.
But really easy to accidentally eat too many
They’re really easy to snack on a shitton if you’re not paying attention
I figured that one out the hard way
I mentioned my habit to a doctor.
One of his classmates had to go to the hospital with a caffeine overdose after buying a five pound bag to smack on during finals.
Good news for me is that I didn’t eat enough to go to the hospital, I had to call out of work the next day though as I didn’t sleep AT ALL that night.
Slept like a log the following night though.
I overate them once. Wasn’t too bad, I finally drifted off around 2 am. What I noticed was I didn’t feel jittery or manic, just couldn’t sleep.
But yes, use with caution.
Yeah, I don’t need that around the house.
When Ruthie says come see her
In her honky-tonk lagoon
Where I can watch her waltz for free
’Neath her Panamanian moon
An’ I say, “Aw come on now
You must know about my debutante”
An’ she says, “Your debutante just knows what you need
But I know what you want”
Oh, Mama, can this really be the end
To be stuck inside of Mobile
With the Memphis blues again
Pre-portioned snack baggies.
I highly recommend the tea, honestly. I switched from coffee to tea for years. The caffeine buzz was smoother and lighter, but still satisfying. Issues with dairy are the only reason I switched back to coffee. Oatmilk works a lot better in coffee than tea.
i’d recommed Sansbury red if you’re making the switch. Its a strong, very flavorful english breakfast. Tetleys or PG tips is also solid, and a bit easier to get in the states. Not as good, but still pretty good.
A good “always on” boiler is also a great tea investment. The insulated ones use very little power and keep water at boiling all day so you can make an instant cup.
I was considering making a pot of hot water in the coffee maker and brewing in there. Does it keep well in a thermos?
A coffee pot doesnt get quite hot enough for black tea, but its pretty close. 195 instead of the 208 range. Likely work well enough.
Tea keeps great in a thermos. I used a zojirushi for years and it often would still be piping hot after hours. Ive had good luck with yetis as well.
I have a pot with a lid and a candy thermometer. I much use that for a bit while I decide if I am enjoying it.