Butter in your Coffee

Sounds bad but I drink green tea.

>>8693730
try coconut oil

>>8693730
Gross. Drink black coffee you fat ass

>>8693730
It's a stupid meme and Dave Asprey is a charlatan.

>>8693794
yeah... that shit gave me nausea

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>>8693730
it was pretty common here to mix milk, chocolate cinnamon, clove, nutmeg and butter to make a nice hot chocolate concoction, its pretty rich and delicious, just add the spices as you wish and well, you'll enjoy a savory treat

>>8693730
Bad.

>>8693730
put that shit in a blender jesus christ you dont just let it float on top

>>8693781
same problem as above, it [spoiler]will not blend[/spoiler]

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>>8693822
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emulsion

>>8693831
>paleo
>butter

um...

So is butter put in just black coffee or with milk too?

>>8693730
People traditionally drink tea mixed with churned yak butter in Tibet. The process is more involved than just literally throwing butter into the cup though, and from the looks of it it uses extremely fucking strong and hot tea. The wikipedia page says people often use tea bags and a blender nowadays, but reading "tea bags" should be enough to know it's bad

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butter_tea

>>8693954
I actually meant to quote >>8693749 but same applies

>>8693915
did you even read the op
its supposed to be a replacement for the milk/creamer

>>8693730
It's stupid. Just use cream. Cream tastes better, has less calories, and you don't have to put your coffee in a blender to emulsify it. The amount of lactose in a couple cups of coffee lightened with cream isn't enough sugar to break ketosis either. It's a dopey fad. Might as well just buy better coffee and drink it black. Or do what you want. I don't give a shit.

>>8693822
Oils always float to the top, you fucking moron.

>>8694923
>what are emulsifiers

>>8694931
Why fucking bother emulsifying it? Pour your coffee, stir in some butter. Finished. Oils floating to the top? Stir it again.

>>8694923
Depends on the quality of the emulsion. A shitty combo of substances and temperatures means it'll only sort of hold for a short amount of time. Butter in hot coffee doesn't hold very long. It sucks.

>>8694954
Exactly. Hot liquids and oils very rarely hold a proper emulsification for very long, so why bother with the emulsification process to begin with? Why not just stir in the butter?

>>8694973
My logical conclusion is to use cream. Cow tiddies gave me a perfectly fine emulsified dairy fat. I have no problem with using it for what it's culinarily good at.

>>8693730
MONSTER
even considering this should be a crime

why not just use nice, fresh, organic coconut oil?

>>8693730
Great way to have greasy, runny diarrhea if you're into that.

>>8694999
I hear you on that one, brother.

Hah, these soybean oil based chocolate eating /ck/unts think butter is icky
Protip: 4 feet of pouring it between two large cups for froth


I prefer cream, but enjoy it buttered occasionally when I want my body to ingest deliciously volatile activated fats from the butter, wrapping around my coffee or tea micro particles, praise Allah.

>>8695128
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>>8695440
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>>8693831
ONNIT, MMA, MCT OIL, DUDE WEED LMAO

>>8695128
but does it give you bad shits later?

I want to try it the way you have said. Also, the other anons saying to add coconut oil are soooo right. It's damn tasty!

>>8693730
I don't know about the butter, but your mugs are of the lowest shit tier.

I've added coconut oil and blended it and although I love cooking with it, drinking coconut oil is disgusting. It makes me feel slightly nauseous and I don't notice an energy benefit over regular cream.

Coconut milk is a great creamer though.

>>8693730
Sounds like a disgusting meme.

>>8693807
and mixing it with butter didn't?

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>>8693730
I love butter in my coffee before long bike rides. Gave me tons of energy.

>>8693730

If you're going to add fat, add lecithin or another emulsifier too and mix well..

>>8693730
absolutely disgusting

OP here
it's better than expected desu. i used too much the first time, and i dont really think it will emulsify so im not bothering with that either. its pretty good, just make sure you dont use too much.

not my gig but the italians have been doing it for a pretty long time

>>8693807
>>8693794
>>8693730
Some basic chemistry for you all. unless you are getting the prime coffee that is not bitter when you drink it black. Coffee has a bitter taste due to the high alkaline level in the coffee (alkalines are found in poison foods, thats why you get the poops when you drink coffee) however, if we can lower the Ph from basic to acidic, it will taste way better. I taste the black coffee and see how bitter it is and if it is really bitter I put 1/2 a teaspoon of vinegar in the coffee. the acidic vinegar should lower the ph and make it better. if you fuck up and put more vinegar in the coffee, because you are a fuck up. Add a pinch of baking soda to level it back up. the small amount of vinigar does not change the flavor

>>8693730

As anyone that has made butter by hand knows, 1 cup of cream makes about a half cup of butter, and a half cup of butter milk.

So, I think that adding butter to your coffee is like adding cream without the buttermilk... The real issue is the lack of emulsifier.

But if you think drinking coffee with butter is weird, you should also think coffee with cream is weird, because its sort of the same thing.

>>8693730
salted or nah?

>>8698215
so youre saying it's not weird? or youre not only saying that, but that its lack of emulsifier just makes it less correct?