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To sweeten coffee, instead of using sugar, I am putting in a few drops of vanilla extract. What other substitutes can I add to coffee for a different taste?

  • Can I add almond extract?
  • Can I use vanilla essence instead of vanilla extract?
  • Can you put honey in coffee?
Mayo
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Laila
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    Why wouldn't you be able to add any of those things to coffee? Try it out and see what tastes good to you. – MindS1 Oct 16 '18 at 12:48
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    Maybe, you can take a look at this: https://coffee.stackexchange.com/questions/2821/what-are-coffee-flavorings-found-around-the-globe/2825#2825 – MTSan Oct 17 '18 at 08:41
  • it is best to sweeten coffee with an interesting conversation ;-) – Max Muster Feb 06 '20 at 05:32

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Do what comes up in your mind. I like to add cinnamon and Jamaican pepper. They don't change the flavor but brings a lot of aroma.

MTSan
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Egydio Pacheco
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It depends, in my heartly opinion it tastes rather insufficient and deficit for my taste, my dear.

What I prefer to manufacture is a homogeneous espresso mixture of black coffee and pure spirit. It enlightens my soul for morning, and works more effectively as spirit is a solvent that allows caffeine to enter the bloodstream faster.

This process, my dear, is much like ammonia and nicotine in my Virginia Slims cigarettes.

Mena Poonaki
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    This is an off-topic question / comment. The use of "my dear" is strange, almost archaic, in modern English. I've read many 19th C texts but I don't recall it being used to address strangers. So, my OT (probably move-to-chat) question is where are they teaching English students to use "my dear"? – Mayo Feb 03 '20 at 14:24