Good day, Thrifty Fun,
I am a lover of flavored coffee. Like many of you, it begins my day with a hug from within. I am here to share a tip with you. I am beyond cheap. I like to use the word frugal. I won't spend money in a coffee shop. I won't say never but, you get it. I have not purchased one in over 20 years.
I brew my favorite Dollar Tree coffee. Then I pour my flavoring in recycled bottles. I left a label on for you to see the bottles. Please don't trash those they are priceless. I then pour in my stevia if needed.
I place them in the fridge since my desired coffee is cold.
The coffee is $1 a bag. The bottles are recycled. If you're using homemade items you're going to spend a ton less than you were before.
All this is possible in less than 30 minutes. Brew and you're halfway there.
Thank you for reading, liking or sharing. Have a nice day.
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Hmm, not sure about the Dollar Tree coffee since most of everything in Dollar Tree stores come from China or other countries where there are a lot of chemicals in them too. Your "flavorings" look like commercial creamers which are laden with very bad chemicals and preservatives as well. I buy large cans of coffee grounds and cold brew my coffee which is not a bitter as hot brewed coffee. I make my own creamers with Torani syrups (which yes even sugar free has chemicals) and heavy cream. You don't use a lot of the syrup (2-3 tbsp.) to one quart of cream so the chemicals a minimal.
You might want to recheck you math since 6 oz goes into 30 only 5 times, so to purchase 30 oz of Dollar Store coffee you would buy 5 bags at $1.00 each, not $36.00. Maxwell House coffee imports their beans from brazil, columbia, guatamala, indonesia, ivory coast, mexico, peru, thialand, muganda, and vietnam.
I have used a few drops of almond extract in my coffee for years to make a flavored coffee. The coffee varies by what is on sale Hills Brothers, Maxwell House, store brand or close out as does where I purchase the flavoring.
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