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Dark roast has less caffeine.

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Your post doesn't make any sense.

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i like a medium-light “breakfast blend” in the early morning, and dark roast mid-morning.

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The caffeine is counteracted by the antioxidants, just remember to brush your teeth and not put sugar in it.

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So if you want a good tasting cup of coffee order dark roast and then get online and order yourself some caffeine pills. Get the caffeine pills that are 100 mg each and they're in capsules and they're the white caffeine powder. And then crack One open and put one in there and you'll have 100 mg of caffeine in your cup of coffee. If you want it to be like a Starbucks medium coffee to really give you a Joel then you want 200 mg of caffeine so your crack open two of The 100 mg capsules and put them in the coffee and then you'll have 200 mg of coffee of caffeine in the coffee plus the probable 25 to 50 mg that came with the original coffee. Now you don't want to use more caffeine than that cuz you can actually kill yourself if you overdose on caffeine cuz it'll make your heart go into everything manual die so never ever put more than 200 mg of caffeine in a cup of coffee. in fact because it's so easy to overdose and kill yourself on caffeine it's one of the reasons that they stop selling pure caffeine powder without the capsules online. It's just too easy to put a spoonful of caffeine in your coffee thinking sugar or something else and then drinking it and you die. So now you can only buy it in the capsules and you'd have to actually crack One open to stir it directly into your coffee rather than just eating the pill. The interesting thing is though the caffeine does have a taste. It's sort of a little bit of a metallic taste or something and that's why if you drink caffeine or decaffeinated coffee that it often doesn't have the same sort of a bite that caffeinated coffee has. And you may think that that bite is part of the taste of coffee and therefore you want to have the taste of that caffeine.

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switch to meth.

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Dark coffee doesn't usually have better flavor. By the time it hits shelf labeled dark all of the flavor is cooked out.

Lighter coffee absolutely does have more caffeine. I'm not a fan of the flavor usually, but I've noticed it does crank up my blood pressure.

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200 mg is my perfect first cup.

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Well it like light and dark beer. Preference depending on mood.

Dark is smokey and chocalately.

Light is crisp and a little bitter which clean the pallet..

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I have found medium roast is hard to find, and light roast is even harder.

The roast is not what really makes a good cup of coffee. The most important thing is knowledge of what you are making. As far as coffee goes there are two categories, Arabica and gourmet.

Arabica is the shit you find at the supermarket. If you are buying name brand like 8 o'clock, maxwell house, ect, odds are this prison coffee is sourced from some shithole in Africa. Its probably been left out in the rain and had mold on it before it was roasted.

There are some Arabica that are blended with better seeds like Kona. These will be better.

Now, if you really want a good cup of coffee gourmet is way to go. These days quality seeds (coffee is not a bean (((they))) just call it a bean) can run $75 a pound, for 100% Kona or Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee. You can tell the difference from shit coffee before you even taste it.

Another key part is gringing the seeds yourself. The going produces essential oils which disappear quickly. Pre-ground coffee is a big no-no. Also, the finer the grind, the more surface area of the seed is exposed, releasing more flavor.

I understand there is a big difference between cold and hot brew as well, but I have not tried experiments. I guess the hot brew releases burnt notes that are bitter, that a cold brew doesn't. The rub is, a cold brew takes 8 to 12 hours, which is why I haven't fucked with it.

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I drink coffee almost every day. If I knew I was going to live until tomorrow I would make a cold brew in the morning and try it the following morning but I dont because I could die on my way to work, so what's the point right.

freshroastedcoffee,com

plenty of medium and light roasts there. buy in 5 lb bags, look for coupons. 20% off first order. i'm a single origin coffee lover. FRC isn't a gay company promising to support bipoclgtbiqPxyz causes. free shipping over 35 bucks. the last bag of haitian blue i bought was superb.

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Peet's coffee was what turned me into a coffee snob. That shit is good.

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I like McNasty's coffee, black over ice. The only thing on the menu worth the price.

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The same principle of roasting also applies to brewing. Cold brewed batches have almost twice the level of caffeine as a hot brew. Cold brew up a batch of light roast. You'll hear colors and see sounds. Meth is for fags.

The best dark coffee I've ever had was from Sagada in the Philippines.

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check out purity coffee