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Cooking & Baking

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13. My hubby adds a bit of both!

Thu May 4, 2023, 10:43 AM

May 2023

A little sprinkle of cinnamon and a tiny pinch of salt. Just brings all the flavours alive.

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People Are Adding Salt to Their Morning Coffee For a Rather Bizarre Reason [View all] Warpy May 2023 OP

My wife told me about that years ago for bitter coffee underpants May 2023 #1

I imagine it was common years ago Warpy May 2023 #3

My grandmother taught me that. I was about ten. ggma May 2023 #5

Salt is good in damn near everything Hugh_Lebowski May 2023 #2

salt will over ride the bitter in grapefruit, lemons and limes yellowdogintexas May 2023 #14

cinnamon is a better choice iMO mucifer May 2023 #4

My hubby adds a bit of both! Saviolo May 2023 #13

in the navy we always added salt littlewolf May 2023 #6

Loved the coffee in Spain. They drink it round the clock too yellowdogintexas May 2023 #15

Been doing that for 8 or so years. alittlelark May 2023 #7

Starbucks over-roasts their beans. Maybe salt would help...? n/t TygrBright May 2023 #9

Their blend uses a lot of French roast, which is the darkest roast Warpy May 2023 #10

ugh... not a fan of hot coffee milkshake variations. n/t TygrBright May 2023 #11

I don't like any of it Warpy May 2023 #12