Coconut oil in coffee - YUMMY!

[Anonymous]

When a friend told me she did this, my first reaction was "yuck," but boy was I wrong. It's delicious. I was a black coffee drinker, now it's coffee & coconut oil. Heart healthy and all sorts of other benefits.

[Anonymous]

Are you three?

[Anonymous]

So does it just give it the flavor without making it oily?

Thanks,
Your fellow three year-old

[Anonymous]

its fatty

[Anonymous]

That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

Coconut oil is also a very healthy fat. If you eat a diet without processed foods, and do most of your own cooking, adding healthy fats here and there is not a bad thing. I add coconut oil to my coffee in the morning and it keeps me satifsfied until lunch time without snacking.

[Anonymous]

I know taste vary, but how much do you add?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

Coconut oil is also a very healthy fat. If you eat a diet without processed foods, and do most of your own cooking, adding healthy fats here and there is not a bad thing. I add coconut oil to my coffee in the morning and it keeps me satifsfied until lunch time without snacking.

I am sure you'll get someone to beat something in rock creek park

http://www.wjla.com/articles/2013/09/rock-creek-park-homicide-investigation-93514.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

Coconut oil is also a very healthy fat. If you eat a diet without processed foods, and do most of your own cooking, adding healthy fats here and there is not a bad thing. I add coconut oil to my coffee in the morning and it keeps me satifsfied until lunch time without snacking.

I am sure you'll get someone to beat something in rock creek park

http://www.wjla.com/articles/2013/09/rock-creek-park-homicide-investigation-93514.html

sorry wrong thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know taste vary, but how much do you add?

I add a tablespoon or two. It makes my coffee taste a little thicker, but not really greasy. Coconut oil, and cocoa powder with black coffee is great!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

Coconut oil is also a very healthy fat. If you eat a diet without processed foods, and do most of your own cooking, adding healthy fats here and there is not a bad thing. I add coconut oil to my coffee in the morning and it keeps me satifsfied until lunch time without snacking.

I'll stick to my mid-morning stack of a half of a fresh avocado and leave the coconut oil for the eggs in the morning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

Fat is not harmful, especially good fats.

You know that people put cream in their coffee and tea, which is loaded with fat? How is coconut oil any different?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

Coconut oil is also a very healthy fat. If you eat a diet without processed foods, and do most of your own cooking, adding healthy fats here and there is not a bad thing. I add coconut oil to my coffee in the morning and it keeps me satifsfied until lunch time without snacking.

I'll stick to my mid-morning stack of a half of a fresh avocado and leave the coconut oil for the eggs in the morning.

Not sure if you mean to come across as a "my good fat is better than you good fat", but coconut oil sounds much more disgusting in eggs than in coffee.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

Fat is not harmful, especially good fats.

You know that people put cream in their coffee and tea, which is loaded with fat? How is coconut oil any different?

No wonder there are so many fat asses

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That sounds so disgusting and an unnecessary way to add even more fat to your diet.

Thanks, but I get enough fat from Avocados, nuts, and various oils for cooking. No need to start slurping it up each morning.

Fat is not harmful, especially good fats.

You know that people put cream in their coffee and tea, which is loaded with fat? How is coconut oil any different?

No wonder there are so many fat asses

You probably think wheat bread is healthy.