Instant coffee

It's totally drinkable, but I'd rather have properly brewed coffee. I would never make it for myself, but I would never turn it down if it was offered to me.

I overlook it because every instant coffee I've ever tasted is completely horrible

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G7 up in this bitch.

I recently read an article that stated some sort of fatty chemicals are found in coffee..of course adjusting for method and the result was surprising.
Instant is the healthiest since the method they make it eliminates those chemicals.

>>7168039
I'll sometimes buy Via

I start my day with it sometimes.
Honestly not as bad as people say it is.

If I drink instant coffee I need milk and sugar. If it's properly home brewed I'll drink it black.

starbucks via when camping

>>7168039
I like it. When I don't have to make coffee for anyone else it's my go-to. I just drink it straight black, usually get whatever's cheapest/biggest at the store. Cheap and helps stop me from drinking too much coffee.

Drank it every day in college pretty much.

I'm honestly too lazy to make it any other way, and I don't make batches for others. I only drink one or two mugs a day, so it makes the most sense to just make a cup of instant in the morning.

Isn't instant coffee actually freeze dried coffee?

>>7168051
That would be the crema

>>7168039
Because there's no excuse for it. I can weigh, grind and brew with a French press in 5 minutes. If you find yourself drinking instant coffee then its probably time to evaluate your lifestyle and make some changes

>>7168039
>why overlook one of the easiest methods
Taste.

Plus making a plunger is far easier.

>Make one plunger: 10 seconds
>Plunger lasts for an hour, supplying about 4 cups over said hour, all hot and delicious.

I can have 4 cups of coffee without getting up. now whose method is easiest?

only drink instant when im at work, have about 4/5 teaspoons with milk and no sugar