Cardiffdaffs
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I am a convert to decaf coffee - proper decaf and not the Starbucks/ Costa stuff. I sleep much better after giving up caffeine after the initial headaches of coming off it.
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1finny
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I remember back in the day when I used to drink 4/5 cups a day and the shakes and sweats I got when I came off it. Just horrible.
That’s why I go for quality over quantity now and never have one after noon.
Naturally de caf tea for me as well - Rooibos
Andy_W
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I got turned over in a Ski Resort once (well once which was outside the norm, you get turned over everywhere), which was my worst ever.It’s callled Jamaica Blue Blend
You know what happens
I saw it and said ‘ooo, we like that can I have a small bag ground please’
he did it and said ’here you go, that’ll be £23’
I went dead inside, laughed and gave him the ‘ is that alll’ look
Then cried as I walked home
Three of us walked into a bar/ restaurant thing, and the place was completely empty, felt guilty about just leaving as the barman clocked us, so we went and ordered a swift one as we felt complied to.
Me and one other mate ordered a bottle of beer each, which were 15 Euro's each (and that was around 2004), my other mate laughed at us as he thought we'd just been robbed by getting an import beer, that was until the barman gave him a 25 euro bill for a single house vodka and coke
I think we paid about 5x the typical going rate on the beer, and my vodka mate was ~8x
Your coffee is a small bag too, half the size of normal so you're at about 5x the going rate of good stuff, like from Rave
Thing is that blue blend is best served as a latte or cappucino according to the producer, but you think something that expensive would be advertised as the best black coffee or an unreal espresso etc. I hope to god the bag they gave you was extremely freshly roasted, or you've been freshly roasted.
Each cup of that, which you make at home, yourself, is going to be like £4
spanishman
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Last cup of coffee I had was at Gatwick in the early 2000s.