Bulletproof coffee

by LoneWolfSparty 2015-04-15, 12:00

Tried it fire the first time today. Essentially it's coffee, with grass fed butter, and coconut oil.

It was tasty but I didn't feel any great effect from it.

Anyone else try it?

by **Turtleneck** 2015-04-15, 12:19

LoneWolfSparty wrote:Tried it fire the first time today. Essentially it's coffee, with grass fed butter, and coconut oil.

It was tasty but I didn't feel any great effect from it.

Anyone else try it?

No. But I also refuse to add stuff to my coffee. Why would I put butter or anything else in my coffee?

by **NigelUno** 2015-04-15, 12:28

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by Triple Sparty 2015-04-15, 12:29

Turtleneck wrote:

No. But I also refuse to add stuff to my coffee. Why would I put butter or anything else in my coffee?

Ketosis.

by **Rocinante** 2015-04-15, 12:31

Turtleneck wrote:
LoneWolfSparty wrote:Tried it fire the first time today. Essentially it's coffee, with grass fed butter, and coconut oil.

It was tasty but I didn't feel any great effect from it.

Anyone else try it?

No. But I also refuse to add stuff to my coffee. Why would I put butter or anything else in my coffee?

I hate coffee snobs.

by **Watch Out Pylon!** 2015-04-15, 13:44

LoneWolfSparty wrote:Tried it fire the first time today. Essentially it's coffee, with grass fed butter, and coconut oil.

It was tasty but I didn't feel any great effect from it.

Anyone else try it?

How do you feed grass to butter? I would imagine it wouldn't digest very well.

by Marc Summers 2015-04-15, 13:48

I have a good friend who drinks it every day. He seems to like it, but admits that it probably doesn't actually do very much.

Still though, it's good to get a bit of fat in your system for brain function in the morning. I've been doing Intermittent Fasting for a few months now, and once I get body fat ratio in good shape, I may give it a shot after my workouts.

by **tGreenWay** 2015-04-15, 13:48

Butter in coffee? No. Just no. You know what goes in coffee? More coffee, and that's only if you want more or need to hear it up.

by LoneWolfSparty 2015-04-15, 14:02

tGreenWay wrote:Butter in coffee? No. Just no. You know what goes in coffee? More coffee, and that's only if you want more or need to hear it up.

People drink cream in their coffee right?

So unsalted butter is churned cream.

Not sure why that is that big of a leap. Unless of course you have no idea what butter really is.

by **InTenSity** 2015-04-15, 14:11

LoneWolfSparty wrote:
tGreenWay wrote:Butter in coffee? No. Just no. You know what goes in coffee? More coffee, and that's only if you want more or need to hear it up.

People drink cream in their coffee right?

So unsalted butter is churned cream.

Not sure why that is that big of a leap. Unless of course you have no idea what butter really is.

Butter is usually either wrapped and formed like a stick, or in a tub. Cream usually comes in some form of a carton, they are totally different things.

by **Watch Out Pylon!** 2015-04-15, 14:14

LoneWolfSparty wrote:
tGreenWay wrote:Butter in coffee? No. Just no. You know what goes in coffee? More coffee, and that's only if you want more or need to hear it up.

People drink cream in their coffee right?

So unsalted butter is churned cream.

Not sure why that is that big of a leap. Unless of course you have no idea what butter really is.

Bulletproof coffee Istock_melting-butter1

Mmmm... makes me want to go get a hot cup of fat right now.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-04-15, 14:45

LoneWolfSparty wrote:
tGreenWay wrote:Butter in coffee? No. Just no. You know what goes in coffee? More coffee, and that's only if you want more or need to hear it up.

People drink cream in their coffee right?

Weak minded fools easily manipulated by jedi mind tricks put cream in their coffee.

by tMysterious #4 2015-04-16, 13:27

I put coconut cream in my coffee instead of creamer or sugar. It is very good. Was doing paleo for a while and it was recommended.

by **tGreenWay** 2015-04-16, 13:53

Turtleneck wrote:
LoneWolfSparty wrote:

People drink cream in their coffee right?

Weak minded fools easily manipulated by jedi mind tricks put cream in their coffee.

What he said. Whatever he said. I firmly agree.

by LoneWolfSparty 2015-04-16, 14:35

tGreenWay wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

Weak minded fools easily manipulated by jedi mind tricks put cream in their coffee.

What he said. Whatever he said. I firmly agree.

Agreed. But I thought I'd give this a try.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-04-16, 14:42

Rocinante wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

No. But I also refuse to add stuff to my coffee. Why would I put butter or anything else in my coffee?

I hate coffee snobs.

Whatever. I bet you use hairspray.

by LoneWolfSparty 2015-04-16, 14:45

Turtleneck wrote:
Rocinante wrote:

I hate coffee snobs.

Whatever. I bet you use hairspray.

And mousse.

by **Rocinante** 2015-04-16, 15:24

Turtleneck wrote:
Rocinante wrote:

I hate coffee snobs.

Whatever. I bet you use hairspray.

LoneWolfSparty wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

Whatever. I bet you use hairspray.

And mousse.

No I don't. But I do have beautiful hair.

by **tGreenWay** 2015-04-16, 16:23

In my house, nobody is allowed to add anything to their coffee.
I broke my Nothing in coffee except more coffee rule only one time in my life: When my first-born was an infant and still breastfeeding, her momma insisted on adding some milk from the pump into the boy's cup.
I maintain that's why he's a little too soft. The girls only got coffee and they're sturdy as shit.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-04-16, 17:25

Thank you for properly raising your kids Greenway.
Sorry about the useless one.

by **The Pantry** 2015-04-16, 17:33

LoneWolfSparty wrote:Tried it fire the first time today. Essentially it's coffee, with grass fed butter, and coconut oil.

It was tasty but I didn't feel any great effect from it.

Anyone else try it?

Don't see grass fed butter many places. Where do you get it?

by LoneWolfSparty 2015-04-16, 18:36

The Pantry wrote:
LoneWolfSparty wrote:Tried it fire the first time today. Essentially it's coffee, with grass fed butter, and coconut oil.

It was tasty but I didn't feel any great effect from it.

Anyone else try it?
Don't see grass fed butter many places. Where do you get it?

Believe it or not, Walmart sells a very highly rated brand of grass fed butter: Kerygold. In stopping by Target tonight, I'll check if they carry it too. There is always Whole foods, they definitely have it.

by **tGreenWay** 2015-04-16, 18:51

Turtleneck wrote:Thank you for properly raising your kids Greenway.
Sorry about the useless one.

Coincidentally, that's exactly what my wife says to me every night.

by **The Pantry** 2015-04-16, 19:13

LoneWolfSparty wrote:
The Pantry wrote:Don't see grass fed butter many places. Where do you get it?

Believe it or not, Walmart sells a very highly rated brand of grass fed butter: Kerygold. In stopping by Target tonight, I'll check if they carry it too. There is always Whole foods, they definitely have it.

Okay. Thanks. I've seen that stuff. Was wondering if maybe they sold grass fed butter at Guernsey.

Have bought it from a couple organic dairy farms in the past. My ex sometimes made it from raw cream we got from those places.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-04-16, 19:19

Is it safe to drink raw milk?

by **tGreenWay** 2015-04-16, 19:29

Turtleneck wrote:Is it safe to drink raw milk?

Oh, no.... Not this again.

by **The Pantry** 2015-04-16, 19:34

Turtleneck wrote:Is it safe to drink raw milk?

It's fine if you get it from quality sources (you can buy it off the shelf at California grocers) but I don't even want to get into this discussion again because pin-dick pathophobe Gomer will inevitably show up, making up stuff about shit in the milk.

by Triple Sparty 2015-04-16, 19:37

Make sure you grab the unsalted butta.

by **tGreenWay** 2015-04-16, 19:46

The Pantry wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:Is it safe to drink raw milk?
It's fine if you get it from quality sources (you can buy it off the shelf at California grocers) but I don't even want to get into this discussion again because pin-dick pathophobe Gomer will inevitably show up, making up stuff about shit in the milk.

by LoneWolfSparty 2015-04-16, 19:59

Raw milk is awesome. Anybody that bad mouths it is a communist.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-04-16, 20:59

The Pantry wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:Is it safe to drink raw milk?
It's fine if you get it from quality sources (you can buy it off the shelf at California grocers) but I don't even want to get into this discussion again because pin-dick pathophobe Gomer will inevitably show up, making up stuff about shit in the milk.

I'm not going to lie, I was kind of trolling there. Well, not kind of but intentionally trying to cause a raw milk shit storm. Just so you know, you ruined it for all of us.

by **The Pantry** 2015-04-16, 21:18

Turtleneck wrote:
The Pantry wrote:It's fine if you get it from quality sources (you can buy it off the shelf at California grocers) but I don't even want to get into this discussion again because pin-dick pathophobe Gomer will inevitably show up, making up stuff about shit in the milk.

I'm not going to lie, I was kind of trolling there. Well, not kind of but intentionally trying to cause a raw milk shit storm. Just so you know, you ruined it for all of us.

Know you were fishing. Whatever. Gomer is still a pin-dick pathophobe that loves applying scare drama to the issue.

Truth is if the Michigan milk Nazis spent as much time/money setting up and overseeing a system like California's, instead of hounding honest small dairy farmers, everyone could be happy.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-04-16, 21:19

The Pantry wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

I'm not going to lie, I was kind of trolling there. Well, not kind of but intentionally trying to cause a raw milk shit storm. Just so you know, you ruined it for all of us.
Know you were fishing. Whatever. Gomer is still a pin-dick pathophobe that loves applying scare drama to the issue.

Truth is if the Michigan milk Nazis spent as much time/money setting up and overseeing a system like California's, instead of hounding honest small dairy farmers, everyone could be happy.

Yeah, but should I buy an iMac or PC?

by **Rocinante** 2015-04-17, 00:20

tMysterious #4 wrote:I put coconut cream in my coffee instead of creamer or sugar. It is very good. Was doing paleo for a while and it was recommended.

Totally missed this. I've read a bunch of papers researching what Neanderthals put in their coffee and this is right on.

by **CORNER BLITZ** 2015-04-17, 00:57

Rocinante wrote:
tMysterious #4 wrote:I put coconut cream in my coffee instead of creamer or sugar. It is very good. Was doing paleo for a while and it was recommended.

Totally missed this. I've read a bunch of papers researching what Neanderthals put in their coffee and this is right on.

That's why i stopped using my keurig and only french press now, it's a lot closer to how we were meant to have coffee

by **Rocinante** 2015-04-17, 08:43

CORNER BLITZ wrote:
Rocinante wrote:

Totally missed this. I've read a bunch of papers researching what Neanderthals put in their coffee and this is right on.

That's why i stopped using my keurig and only french press now, it's a lot closer to how we were meant to have coffee

Exactly! When God invented coffee, he was all like "Thou shalt not put half and half in thines coffee" and shit. The cave men knew what was up.

by **Turtleneck** 2015-04-17, 08:51

I bet you use an umbrella, too.

by **Watch Out Pylon!** 2015-04-17, 09:11

CORNER BLITZ wrote:
Rocinante wrote:

Totally missed this. I've read a bunch of papers researching what Neanderthals put in their coffee and this is right on.

That's why i stopped using my keurig and only french press now, it's a lot closer to how we were meant to have coffee

You sound like a communist. If I want butter in my coffee, by God, I'm going to have butter in my coffee. That's how I meant to have my coffee. America.

by CheesySpartan 2015-04-17, 09:19

CORNER BLITZ wrote:
Rocinante wrote:

Totally missed this. I've read a bunch of papers researching what Neanderthals put in their coffee and this is right on.

That's why i stopped using my keurig and only french press now, it's a lot closer to how we were meant to have coffee

I way always told Keurig was Paleo for coffee...

by TheReal_LWS 2016-08-02, 16:18

Still enjoying the BP coffee occasionally. Anyone else or are you all little girlie men without cohones?

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