Can this be put into my morning coffee? Or will this react bad with the coffee? I find the taste horrendous in regular unflavored water...thanks.
469919
I've never tried it in coffee, just water and juice. The label also says you can mix it into food, but I've never tried that either.
469920
I think it would taste bad in coffee. I do not like the taste, either. I usually put it in my smoothies. That masks the taste. I also put it in juice which helps enough to get it down. To me, it is worth it, because I have noticeable difference in my health with it, especially in my nails.
1645399
Yes i think that might work for a while but maybe not for days. I would just shake it each time. Maybe try with a smaller bottle than a gallon the first time. I know when our coffee sits at room temp with thick-it in it, after a while (hours) it gets like gravy or jello like. The professional/commercial drinks in the hospital that have it in it are always in the fridge and seem to be ok. Hopes this helps. We usually use the thick-it right away at meals
1122814
I can taste the stevia in it. I don't like the taste, either. I'm drinking it right now. I added PB2 to try and hide the stevia flavor, but it isn't working! Stevia may be all natural, but as far as I'm concerned it tastes just as nasty as artificial sweeteners!
134861
I have kept coffee in the fridge and couldn't taste the difference. I don't keep it in the fridge now because I use it fast enough that it shouldn't make a difference.
642435
We have only had this 2 days and we use very strong beans. We filled the grinder to the top for a 12 cup pot, and it was soooooo weak that it tasted like water. These are the same beans we used in our old coffee maker that gave us ridiculously strong coffee every time. I dumped out my coffee both days this week and drank my Keurig single cups. Try again tomorrow with less water maybe.
1732261
Put it in something. I never even thought to eat a spoonful of it. I am guessing from your question it tastes bad... LOL
737730
This is just not flavored. I mixed it with plain water the first time and it's disgusting! I cannot get the taste of it out of my mind now!
1487140
No, I am sorry to say that it does not dissolve in my coffee. it is great on oatmeal. I am disappointed in this as that is why I purchased it in the first place.
2235274
sorry for the slow response,,,,the anwer is Yes! I make this in a regular electric drip coffee maker for my everyday coffee. I like my coffee to taste strong...like COFFEE!!!! I have made it in a small electric pot and a melita drip and am never disappointed. I drink what my family refers to as jet fuel...I am the only one who drinks it....but I like my coffe strong and bold but without an acidic, yukky aftertaste...this fills the bill for me. hope this helps.
1084384
Added to hot water or other liquid it dissolves quickly, but if you microwave it it is horrible. I think when you nuke it it changed the molecular structure. But that aside.... The stuff is horrible tasting !!! It ruins the flavor of every thing you put it in. Worse than dry powdered milk! Awful!!
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Hi Joey~~I know a person has to almost develop a taste for the coconut water. They do sell flavored coconut water, but I didn't like those at all. I would think you could add a bit of your favorite juice and see how you do with it. I use Zico because I have a horrible problem with keeping hydrated and have been hospitalized for this. Keeps me actually from passing out and acts for me like an instant IV. :) Best to you, Joey~
1379913
It's not really "coffee" flavored to be honest. If you like your coffee with a lot of cream and sugar and stuff like that, you will probably like this. I don't think you can really taste a coffee flavor like if you were to brew a pot and add sugar and cream etc.
1812732
I have not noticed any funny taste. I use mine every morning as I drink a ton of coffee:)
736241
coffee - it is a flavoring & very delicious! I'm sure you could try it with water or milk for a non-caffeinated version.
457720
Really, that is your ?,? What do you deem as organic? Spread out on a hot dry bed by human hands that maybe that have not been washed? Or done by machine, clean, shaken, heat added to make dry and clean. I have know idea other than maybe you should shop for organic coffee and really waste your money on something that makes no difference in taste. I liked the coffee until the beans came in oily, sign that it didn't dry enough. Get a life or grow your own coffee bean tree's to make sure it fits your lifestyle. Sorry I am so crass, but really...coffee beans???
1143010
We live in an area with a great amount of minerals in the water. I am suspect that it is your water that is creating your problem here, not the coffee maker. The reason I say that is because it has happened to my coffee maker also, and I do not have a Bunn. I was constantly cleaning up the "crud" after a few brews. We were going through coffee makers like a kid in a candy store. Heat seems to make the minerals gather together fast. Just an observation on my part....I am no scientist. I began to use bottled distilled or spring water in my coffee maker and no more mineral deposit problem. Actually, the coffee did taste fresher. I appreciate reading your response, because I know that I am not the only one with this water problem, and I will keep using bottled spring or distilled water for my coffee! Oh.....and I am going to buy a Bunn!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for your input.
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Eat it in one bite until you are comfortable with the liquid center. I'veVe never tried it in coffee