/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11095732
Make a cup 1/3 smaller than what you're making now

>>11095732
Fuck hot coffee.

I control my drink, it doesn't control me. I fucking hate hot coffee and it's hold on your life. Too hot, fucking burns, too cold, disgusting. Fuck you coffee, I control you. I make cold brew now. It also tastes less acidic and more chocolaty.

>>11095753
A bit less coffee and some cocoa butter
Will taste more chocolatey and the theobromine is a nice coffeine like stimulant
Can definitely recommend.

>>11095775
>coffeine

please go away forever

>>11095732
My favorite coffee is one that's sat in front of a fan for 2 hours while I forgot about it, and i can drink it in two gulps

>>11095732
Add more warm coffee when you get half way. Why do you think every waitress ever offers to top that off for you?

>>11095732
That's literally what the microwave was invented for.

>>11095811
Jesus, sorry for being aryan.

>>11095732
Sounds like you dont like coffee very much

If you really cant manage to drink it faster get pic related
I use mine everyday and my coffee is always the perfect temperature

>>11095868
Shit

>>11095732
Solution: Put 2/3rds of the amount of liquid into your cup than you normally do.

>>11095732
i'm very sensitive to heat after i fell into hot tar as a child, so i usually drink my coffe when it's luke warm or colder.

>>11095732
That's why I drink iced coffee with frozen coffee as ice.>>11095732

>>11095732
No. I drink my coffee no matter what the temperature. I can leave half a cup of coffee on the counter in the morning and drink it as soon as I’m home from work that evening. No fucks given.

>>11095732
Preheat your mug with hot water before you pour the coffee. The difference will be slight, but it'll definitely stay hot longer

>>11095995
>after i fell into hot tar as a child
wtf, context pls

>>11097175
Not him, but have a fell into hot tar story for you.

Seven, visiting the Museam of Transportation in St. Louis. They had added a couple more rail lines or something and were laying the crossing. Since the main path was being blcktopped they had some walkway planks or gantry or something for the visitors to cross.

Fell off. Split knee open and then landed on newly laid tar and gravel, freshly opened knee first.

The heat took care of the nerve endings, tar stopped what would have been a nice bleeder. The pain came later, during debridement. That's when they had to remove the gravel and hardened tar from the wound. Could. Not stitch it, too much tissue destroyed.

35 years later and the scar is still visible. Bout and inch wide and two inches long, patch of hairless oddly textured Freddy Kruger skin on my knee.

Get a thermos cup fag

>>11097375
Pic pls

>>11095732
reheat your coffee or pour a lesser volume then you absolute buffoon.

How do I combat late morning coffee shits?

>>11095732
once you're done with 2/3 it's about time anyway so you do the efficient thing and pee in it, relieving yourself AND warming your beverage.

>>11097888
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/millenial-couple-isis-tajikistan/

>>11097898
>snopes
>2 shitlibs and their cat

>>11097888
Tajikistan isn't ISIS territory.

>>11097903
yep, that's the takeaway from that article you absolute flaming retard

>>11097902
Snopes provides sources and has repeatedly held shitlibs accountable for stupid shit, like that black athlete who tweeted a picture of a cop getting his throat slit.

>>11097910
yeah I'm gonna need a source on that

I heard they rape small turtles for pleasure in their spare time

>>11097888
>None of the many blog entries and Instagram posts that the couple published before and during their journey suggested that they set out with the intention of “proving” that humans are good or kind. Furthermore, Austin posted several times from Tajikistan, but none of what he wrote while there indicated that the couple were concerned about or cognizant of any risk of a terrorist attack.
>This significantly undermines the notion that the couple traveled through “ISIS territory to prove ‘humans are kind'” (i.e. that they were aware of a risk of attack by ISIS and traveled through that particular area specifically to vindicate their views about human kindness).
>At the time Austin and Geoghegan visited Tajikistan, the U.S. State Department listed the country as a relatively low-risk destination for American travelers, giving it a Level 1 “travel advisory” (the lowest available) which comes with advice to “exercise normal precautions.”
You fell for clickbait.

Hold this.

Here's some bread.

>>11097912
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/isaiah-crowell-police/

>>11097913
uh huh, some unsourced greentext will surely convince me of the truth friendo

>>11097918
oh the source is shit they post on their own website not some credible third party

never reproduce

>>11097919
https://web.archive.org/web/20180727111936/https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Tajikistan.html
http://archive.fo/01brg
Here are links (Found in the article) to archives of the US International travel information website before the time of the attack, and the blog of one of the victims.
You fell for clickbait.

>>11097902
>believe a lot of stupid shit because they can't discern reliable sources and check facts
>snopes dispels stupid shit
>"T-they're picking on my stupid shit! They must be biased!"

>>11097924
Here are some third party sources linked in the article that prove that the athlete in question did post the content in question other than the screencaps.
https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/nfl/browns/cleveland-police-chief-isaiah-crowell-apologized-for-instagram-post/270661382
https://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2016/07/cleveland_police_union_head_th_1.html
https://youtu.be/DLhfZ5Dt680