/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Hi everyone,
I am taking my coffee without cream and sugar for a week and wanted you all to know. Black, please.

I'm mainly a tea drinker but I want to get into coffee somewhat. My only issue is I want coffee I can drink black and not add a bunch of calories and mixers to. I'm fine paying a premium for good coffee, but I don't know what to look for or how to prepare it in a way that's ideal for straight drinking without turning too acrid and sour.
With tea, you have to watch the temperature and brewing time. Are there similar kind of brewing parameters for high-end coffee?

I hate the taste of coffee a lot but I want caffeine without the health hazard of energy drinks, my end goal is to be able to enjoy black coffee, what do I start with?

Black coffee is good for you.

how do I into coffee /ck/?
>sick of instant coffee
>don't want to buy a machine
>cant be arsed grinding beans
what do

>>15684456

Black coffee is fucking delicious.