Coffee beans are laid out on a big sheet after roasting and then sprayed with flavor oils to create this kind of thing. So it’s no more or less healthy than any coffee, plus some flavor compounds that probably won’t give you cancer at those concentrations.
Flavor-wise is up to your preferences. Coffee snobs are dorks, don’t listen to them. Obviously M&M flavored coffee isn’t something you hand grind for a pour over, you brew it up in bulk then add some sugar and milk to bring out the chocolate flavoring.
Would I prefer a pour over with some fine cocoa powder? Sure. I also have time and energy to put into coffee. Some people need the coffee to put time and energy into them.
Coffee beans are laid out on a big sheet after roasting and then sprayed with flavor oils to create this kind of thing. So it’s no more or less healthy than any coffee, plus some flavor compounds that probably won’t give you cancer at those concentrations.
Flavor-wise is up to your preferences. Coffee snobs are dorks, don’t listen to them. Obviously M&M flavored coffee isn’t something you hand grind for a pour over, you brew it up in bulk then add some sugar and milk to bring out the chocolate flavoring.
Would I prefer a pour over with some fine cocoa powder? Sure. I also have time and energy to put into coffee. Some people need the coffee to put time and energy into them.
I […] have time and energy to put into coffee. Some people need the coffee to put time and energy into them.
I like this sentence. Also your comment is delighfuly reasonable, it‘s like getting decent coffe in a conference room.
My old roommate used to make instant coffee in order to get the energy to make regular coffee.