[Closed] Coffee made with butter.

Make a double shot americano with freshly ground good coffee,

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Coffee with butter. You are at least 50 years behind even my grandma use to drink coffee with a bit of butter ...

That's nothing new in that as I was already drinking that in the early 70s.

I used to take a litre (yes, a litre of Robusta coffee) to school as a 5 year old. One day the teacher found out I was drinking coffee she threw my entire coffee tin out the window ... I did not know what I did wrong and thought she was a nutter. My exam result ... top 10 in the class.

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MrNutt - Member

Make a double shot americano with freshly ground good coffee, ...

Mine is a treble ... I feel macho heavy weight! 😆

tried it once. I'm sure I did something wrong but it was rank. put me off trying again.

Organic yak butter really brings the coffee alive.

CaptainFlashheart - Member

Organic yak butter really brings the coffee alive.

Where do you get it in UK?

My friend from Bhutan used to talk about how good yak butter was. 😯

OMFG.... 😯
[insert Dracs pic here]

Used to drink yak butter coffee and tea in Nepal, quite an acquired taste to begin with and it does leave you with a sort of slimy mouth but it killed hunger pangs for hours, apparently it's quite a fashionable fitness/supplement drink now....pah!-we were doing it 10years ago with real curdled smelly yak butter

tried it once. I'm sure I did something wrong but it was rank. put me off trying again.

yeah I tried it when I ran out of milk once. I guess cheese would have been worse. Just.

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andyl - Member
... I guess cheese would have been worse. Just.

For cooking with processed cheese as in Bhutan's style it is actually good as I learned from my friend. Very easy to cook too.

Not in the coffee btw.

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yep, bulletproof coffee, I have mine with a big chunk of coconut oil and a chunk of kerrygold butter, Lovely 🙂

Lawmanmx - Member

yep, bulletproof coffee, I have mine with a big chunk of coconut oil and a chunk of kerrygold butter, Lovely

Never tried coconut in coffee ... 😯

In India coconut oil is used for all sort from hair, sink moisturiser to ointment and medication.

Proper home made coconut oil is very aromatic and taste good ...

chewkw - Member

Where do you get it in UK?

From my free range yak

Northwind - Member

chewkw - Member

Where do you get it in UK?

From my free range yak

Ya, where in the highland of GeordieLand can I find yak or yak butter?

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Nothing worse than a dry sink.

ebay? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10x28g-of-yak-meat-spicy-spicy-spicy-gluten-/181611011864?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2a48dc1f18

andyl - Member

ebay?

Probably dog, rat or unknown meat cooked using gutter oil.

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Egg Coffee is more 'challenging'

http://scandinavianfood.about.com/od/beverages/r/eggcoffee.htm

howsyourdad1 - Member

Egg Coffee is more 'challenging'

No, that is not challenging at all.

We had that as a kid almost everyday for breakfast.

Half boiled eggs then mixed with coffee.

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Buttered coffee (and tea) tastes like shit. I've had variations of it several times and the best I could say was "It didn't make me puke"

atlaz - Member

Buttered coffee (and tea) tastes like shit. I've had variations of it several times and the best I could say was "It didn't make me puke"

You only need a little bit of butter. Very little just for the smell.

Not the whole chunk ... 😆

curdled smelly yak butter

FFS! Never read STW just before or during having ya tea. I think I'd rather have one of those weird chocamoccafukilatto things I've heard are all the rage than that rancid shit.

Bleurgh...

Yak milk in the Tibetan parts of Sichuan is actually quite good, tastes like Vanilla.

Okay, you've got my attention; I'm a big fan of vanilla.

What is it they chow down on to produce such unexpected loveliness...?

Buggered if I know I'll ask my brothers wife when I next see them.

A quick Google reveals that it's actually an urban myth that yaks are stinky bastards and their wool is odour resistant, so it bodes well for their edible produce.

Who knew...

I'd be impressed if you can get milk out of a yak in Nepal or Tibet... Yak is the male, the females are actually called Nak or sometimes dri.

I've had Nak milk tea, and porridge in Nepal twice. The first time was horrible, but not one to give up I tried it again... I was very sick (both ends) for 3 days (far from ideal when treking long distances at altitude!)

You people should be on some kind of register

glasgowdan - Member
You people should be on some kind of register

They are - STW